Vital records of Rhode Island, 1636-1850

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Vital Record of Rhode Island.

1636=1850.

KIRSX SERIES.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

k Family Register for the People.

By James N. Arnold,

Editor of the Nakuagansett Historical Register.

Is Vly Name Written in tlie Bootc of Life?'

VOL. XIV.

Providence Gazette Deaths K to Z. Marriages ABC,

1762-1825. *,

PuBlished under the auspices of the General Assembly.

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INTRODUCTION.

Herewith we present the fourteenth volume of the Vital
Rfxord of Rhode Island, believing it will prove as interesting
as any one of the previous issues of the series. In this volume we
finished the Deaths from the Providence Gazette and have inserted
the Marriages under the letters A, B, C. These bear the date
1762 to 1825. As we remarked in the previous volume, "This will
supply a long felt want to the genealogical student. The public
records have little or nothing in the way of deaths and many bur-
ials have no stones erected with the record upon them, especially at
the period covered by this volume."

We are very happy in announcing that our plan of givmg ex-
tended notes with the death as it has become better known is very
highly appreciated and many compliments have been given us for
the information thus conveyed. The intelligent scholar has come
to our conclusion that it is the life of the work.

We shall follow this plan in the future, at the same time try-
ing our utmost to make every word count.

The General Assembly have again in their wisdom extended
to us in this volume their usual courtesy. The officers in charge
of the newspapers have been as usual very obliging and have given
us all the aid in their power for our compilation. Our thanks are
given these officers for the favors named. We do not forget our
friends for their words of cheer, kind assistance and encouragement
of our labor.

Please bear in mind in reading these dates that in every case
where the word Gazette of precedes the date it means that the
Death or Marriage was published in that issue, and where the
the word Gazette does not precede the date given it is the date
of the said Death or Marriage.

We close by trusting that the reader will find pleasure as well
as instruction in the perusal of this volume, as well as feel that he
has been compensated fully for his time spent in our company.

COXTKXTS.

i)|-:a ins.

I'KdXinr.Nci: CiA/i.iik ; Letters K to Z.

MAk>l>IAOES.

l'k<i\ iniiNci. (jA/.etti;: Letters A, B, C.

INDEX

Note -In this index the marriages indexed below are those where
both parties are within the letters A, B, C.

Abbe, 457.
Abbeville, S. C, 114-
Abbleby, 457.
Abbott, 457, 513. 569-
Abell, 457.
Abeone, Brig, 341.
Abeone, Transport, loi, 125.
Abercrombie, 516, 607.
Aberdeen, Scot., 144.
Abington, Ct., 613.
Abington Society. Ct., 70.
Abington, Eng., 606.
Abington, Pa., 331.
Aborn, 457, 418.
Aboyneau, 459.
Abraham, Plains of, 98, 127.
Academy, Royal, Eng., 401.

Act of Congress, 140, 167.

Active, the Privateer, 169, 433.

Actor, an English, 72.

Actress, 104, 237, 400.

Adams, 459, 182, 312, 399, 47 '•

Adams Co., Penn., 95.

Adams, Mass., 86, 406, 446.

Adams, John, Ship, 361.

Addersey Lodge, 275

Addison, 460.

Addison Co., Vt., 315.

Addison, Vt., 315.

Adie, 460, 427.

Adjutant General, Leg. of the
U. S.. III.

Adjutant General of the Militia,
85.

Admiral of the Red. 24.
Admiral, the Russian, 326.
Admiral, Vice, 26, 260.
Amiralty Court, N. S., 260.
Amiralty, Judge of, 44, 55.
Adolphe, 461.

Advertiser, the Bahama, 434.
Advertiser, the Commercial, 19.
Advertiser, Daily, of Albany,

N. Y., 396.
Advertiser, Daily, of N. Y., 201.
Advertiser, the Public, 443-
Advice, Sloop, 168.
Africa, 197, 337. 369-
Africa, Cape Coast, 332.
Africa, Coast of, 22, 46, 58, 62,

108, 181, 184, 193. 216, 264,

276, 277, 296, 344, 352, 361,

365, 382.
African Traveler, 161.
Agent, Clothier, 125.
Agent of the Colony, 269.
Agent, Diplomatic, 78.
Agent of the U. S., 125.
Agriculturist, ICnglish Kx., 451.
Ahremberg, 461.
Aide de Camp, 204, 270, 367,

378- 395-
Ailman, 461.
Ainsvvorth, 461.
Air, 461.

Alabama, 184, 379, 404
Alabama, Governor of, 184.
Albany, N. Y., 21, 27, 37, 39.

40. 70. n, 78. 97. 164, 205,

VI

iNi)i;x

Albany, X. V., — Ctintiiuied.

246, 253, 254, 275, 295, 301,

303. 315. 33>. 353. 368, 372,
396, 417, 449, 470, 485, 500,

559. 590.
All^.my, N. \'., Daily A\crtiser

i)t, 396.
Albany, N. V., (ia/.cttc of, 396.
Albee, 461.

All:)cniatlc Co , \'a., 2S9, 374.
Albemarle, \'a.. 46.
Albcrtsiin, 461.
Albey, 461.
Allnii, 461.

Albuheta, S|)aiii, 79, 414.
Alliuhera, .S|)ain, battle ot. 123.
Alclen, 462, 488, 5S9.
AUIerbuiy, I'Jij^'., 162.
Alderman, 44, 74. 393, 349, 445.
Alderman, an Mngli.sli, 189.
Aldis, 462.
Aldrich, 462, 164.
A Id ridge. 464.
Alexander, 464.
y\le.\ander, Scbixmer, 236.
Alexandei' C'hace, Shii), 310.
Alexandria, I). C, \(>o, 565.
Alexandria, l^j;)'l't, 163.
Alexandria, I'orl nt, 88.
Alexandria, Va,, 22, 35, 113,206,

272.308, 355, 387, 434, 521,

608.
Alger, 464,
Algiers, 201.
Algier.s, Afr., 311,
Algerine.s, 201,
Algerines Pirates. 152, 296.
Alicant, .Sliip. i 16.
Allegbaney College, 462.
Alleghaiiey C"o., Md., 70.
Alleghanies, 202.
Allen, 464, 20. 239, 280, 575.
Alliance, l'"rigate, ^/.
Abianee, U. .S. .Sbij). 241,
Allied I .e.ideis, 226.
Alligator, 210.
AllsbiiKi. 470.
Allston, 470.
Almsbouse, 180.
Almy. 470, 223.

Alsop, 4/1.

Alston, Slooji, 336.

Alton, Isle, 176."

Alverado, Mex., 1 1 1.

Alverson, 471.

Ambas.sador, Anieiican, 459.

Ambassador, French, 258.

Ambrose, 472.

Ambnsh, 1 19.

Amelia, British Frigate, 201.

Amelia Co., Va., 533, 540.

Amelia, Isle, 328.

America, 42, J^, 120, 159, 165,
238, 240, 355, 384, 404, 425.

America, History of, 211.

Anieiica. Northwest Coast of,
7i, 153, 218, 335.

Ameiicaii, the, 598.

American Ambassador, 459.

American Ambassador to Great
Britain, 1S5.

American Antiquarian .Societ}',
20.

American, Baltimore, I\kl., 84.

American Cause, 252.

American Colors, 171.

American Citizens, 38.

American Commissioner, 38.

American Company, 433.

American Consul, 36, ^ij. 102,
III, 116. 150, 307, 359.

American ]{mbassy, 459.

American Missionary, 222.

American Missionary to Bom-
bay, 137.

American Missionary to India,

■34-
American Museum, N. \'., 255.
American Navy, 450.
American I'hilosophical Socict)',

227.
Ameiit'an I'oet, 106.
y\merican Privateer, 436.
American, the Rhode Island, //.
American (rrue), of TreiUon,

N. J., 435-
American War, 293.
Americans, 252.
Ames, 472.
-Amherst, Mass., 120, 131, 163,

INDEX

VII

Amherst, Mass.,— Continued.

387, 478, 502, 523.
Amherst, N. H., 25, 118, 231.
Amherst, N, Y., 315.
Ammidon, 472.
Amraossoosoc River, 349.
Amory, 472.
Amoskeag Falls, 304.
Amsbury, 472.
Amsterdam, Holland, 58.
Amsterdam, Md., 367.
Amwell, N. Y., 314.
Analostan, Cartel, 532.
Ancaster, U. C, 344.
Anchor Chain, 218.
Anatomy, 263.
Anatomy, Professor of, 440.
Anderson, 472.
Andover, Mass., 151, 182, 190,

259, 322, 467, 521.
Andrews, 473.
Andre, 70, 165.

Andromache, British Ship, 142.
Androscoggin River, 436.
Angell, 474, 61, 146, 261, 438,

439-
Angler, 477.
Annapolis, Md., 27, 144, 186,

205, 223, 313, 325.444-
Annapolis Royal, 214.
Ann and Hope, Ship, 113, 174,

327- ■
Anne Arundall Co., Md., 385.

Ann, Brig. 330.

Ann, Ship, 201.

Ann Eliza Ruggles, Sch., 180.

Annes, 72, 82, 83, 100, loi, 114,

118, 160, 182, 196, 234, 241,

263, 350. 374. 433, 437. 440-
Annis, 477.

Antaugu Co., Ala., 92
Antelope, Ship, 434.
Antelope, His Majesty's Packet,

24.
Anthony, 477.
Antaqua, W. I., 42, 54, 55, 181,

214, 271, 278, 316, 334, 393-
Antrim, 479.
Aplin, 479.
Apothecary, 286.

Appeal, Court of, N. C, 260.

Appeal, Court of, Va., 105.

Appleby, 480.

Appleton, 480.

Apponaug, R. I., 217, 488.

Appy, 480.

Apthorp, 480.

Ara, 480.

Arab, Ship, 255.

Archbishop, 209.

Archbishop of Paris, Fv., 177.

Arch Deacon, 64.

Archer, 480.

Arden, 480.

Argus, Brig, 358.

Ariel, U. S. Brig, 31, i35-

Ariel, U. S. Schooner, 415.

Arkansas, Ten, 70.

Arkwright, R. I., 217, 221 .

Arm amputated, 128.

Armagh Co., Ire., 231.

Armsington, 480.

Armstrong, 481.

Army, British, 254, 275, 360.

Army, Continental, 143, 465,

492.
Army, Danish, 181.

Army, Provisional, 251.
Army of the Revolution, 209.

Army, Royal, 318.

Army, Russian, 108.

Army, United States, 43, 57, 69,
89, too, 111, 120, 135, 136,
191, 192, 227, 250, 298, 304,
329. 339. 349. 398, 404. 425,
480, 491, 497. 518, 527. 562,
574. 612.

Army, U. S. Provisional, 30.

Army, Western, 204.

Arniston, Ship, 1 14.

Arnold, 481, 69, 185, 283, 425,
541.

Aroults Poems, 35.

Arondell, Earl of, 163.

Arondell House, 163.

Arrow, 489.

Arsonneau, 489.

Arthur, 489.

Arundell, 489.

Artificer, 443.

VIII

iMii;\

3-:)-

409,

Arlillery, S3, 310.
Artillery, Corps of, 57, 175, 1^6.
Artillery, iMench, 259.
Arlillery, Royal, 308, 369, 500.
Artillery, L'nited States. 120,

231', 381.
Artillery, V. S. Iwrst Kegt. of,

-143-
Artillerists ami l^.iigineer Corps,

250.
A rt ist , 40 1 .
Arv, A^9-
Ash, 4S9.
Ashhurner, 489.
Ashlniiiiham, Countess of,

61 L
.Ashluirnlnio, Me., 443.
Ashburnlu.m, Mass., 116.
Ashhy, Mass., 399, 574.
Aslilield, Mass., 191, 375.
Ashf..'rcl, Ct., 221, 24!, 305,

435. 489- 549-
Ashley, 489.
Ashley, .Mass., 44, 169.
Ash Swainp, Ct., 278.
Ashtou. 490.

Asia, Ills Majesty's Ship, 95.
.■\s|i. .Si. hooni. r, 271.
As|)iM\vall, 490.
Asseinhl)', deiieral, 433.
Assembly, N, II.. Iloirse of, 27.
Assembly ol New Jersey, 435.
Assembly of \ew \'ork, 353.
Assembly of- .Souih Carolina,

3 3 -V
Assistant, 224, 4J0.
Assori.it'" Congregation, I'-n.g.,

43-

Associ.ile Justice ol Court, 416.

Assoiiate Justice of I'enn., 231.
AssoiK-lt, ^I;tss., 80, 191. 524.
Astronomer, 307, 401.
Astrologer, 301.
Aslon-.Sanford, I'.ng.,
Asylvmi. 309.
Athens, \. \ , 372, .
Atheiton, 490.
Alhol, I'^arl of. 129.
Atkins, 490, 486. 518,
Atkinson, 490.

-33-

564.

Atlas, Ship, (17.

Altleboro, Mass., 37, 38, 55
77, 85, 92, 93, 1 16, 121,
133, 134. 150, 159, 172,
18s, l>i6, 187, 200, 212,
222, 228, 230, 231, 232,

245, 246, 247, 248, 263,
275, 276, 280, 281, 285,
289, 290, 291, 297, 302,

306, 307, 312, 3 '4. 319.
321. 332, 333. 344. 34«.
363. 376, 37«. 38". 3«5.
399, 409, 423. 443. 458.
468, 469, 490, 493, 498,
500, 505, 508, 514, 518,
53'. 536. 538, 541. 546,
554- 556, 557. 559. 566.
570, 571. 572, 574. 588.
593, 605, 608, 613, 615.
Attorney, 27, 34, 50, 57, 60,
92, 103. 121, 125, 155,

246. 258, 260, 279, 289,
298, 310, 311, 316, 320,

347. 354. 381. 409. 411.
461. 462, 467, 470, 482,
487, 490, 491, 494, 500,
504, 506, 507, 508, 520,
523, 526, 529, 533- 535.
551. 557. 558, 559. 5'o,
573. 579. 580, 582, 590,
607, (108, 609, Ol I, 615.

Attorney, l^rig, 435.

Attorney Ciener.il, /}.

Attorney (ieneral, l-aiglantl

.Attorney Ceneral of Mass..

Attorney (ieneral of V. S.,
143, 490.

Attorney (ieneral ol \ irg
132.

Atwater, 490.

.\twell, 490.

.At wood, 491.

Anbotjore.iu, 491 .

.Auburn, N, \'., 176. 367.

/Xuehmuty, 491 .

Auctioneer, 200.

Auctioneer, New \'ork, 165.

Aiuiinet, 491.

Auditor's Office, 52 j.

Augusta, (ia., 76, 90, loi.

, 70,
123,
184,
213,

236,
266,
286,

303.
320,

349.
398,
467.
499.
519.
55'.
5fJ9.
589.

■ 79.
f77-

295.
535'
4<9.

485.
503.
522,
540,
572,
591.

,48.
'55-

50,

ini.i.

1 16,

INDEX

IX

Augusta, Ga.,— Continued.

137, 208, 220, 318, 379, 382.
Augusta, Me., 204, 2S6, 373,

446.
Aukward, 492.
Auler, 492.
Aurault, 255.
Aurora, Sloop, 143.
Aurora, the, 493, 494-
Austin, 492, 425, 469.

Austria, Empress of, 80.

Austrian Court, 373.

Auteeil, Ger., 240.

Author, 231, 267, 280, 308.

Authoress, 260.

Aux Caves, 99.

Avery, 492.

Axe, 364.

Ayer, 492.

Ayleham, 492.

Aylesworth, 492.

B

Babbitt, 492.
Babcock, 492.
Babson, 492.
Babylon, L. I., 143, 327.
Bache, 493.
Bachellor, 494.
Bachus, 46, 494.
Bacon, 494.
Badger, 495, 575, 605.
Bagley. 495-
Bagnall.
Bahama, 399.
Bahama Advertiser, 434.
Bahama Gazette, 399.
Bailey, 495, 460.
Bainbridge, 495.
Bait, 496.

Baker, 496, 46S, 469. 473, 485.
486, 493. 497, 501, 503. 505,
509. 510, 514, 520, 533. 539.
547. 559. 560, 561, 564. 583.
584- 593. 594. 603, 604, 605.

Baker (trade), 223.

Baker, General, 67.

Balch, 497, no.

Balckom, 498.

Baldwin, 498, 522, 534. 558. 562.
Baldwin, Me., I75-
Ball, 498, 114.
Ballard, 498.
Ballon, 499-
Ballskin, Va., 229.
Ballstown, N. Y., 104, 336.
Ballstown Springs, N. Y., 349,

378.
Baltic, Ship, 286, 425.
Baltimore Co., Md., 199. 352,

452

Baltimore, Md., 23. 35, 36. 37-

39, 43, 49, 50, 53. 54, 58, 60,

65, 71, 7i' 75, 84. 90, 94, 95,

97, 98, 100, loi, 106, 1 16,

118, 119, 130, 131, 132, 135.

137. 138, 139, '44- 145, 153,

160, 170, 177, 192, 200, 204,

206, 212, 215, 217, 225, 226,

228, 234, 238, 242, 250, 253,

255, 256, 257, 279, 281, 290,

293, 294. 297, 303, 304, 305,

307, 308, 311, 3'2, 313. 314.

352, 361, 363. 367. 387. 394,

400, 4t4, 428, 430, 434, 435.

436, 447, 448, 450. 468, 469,

475, 477- 482, 483, 504, 526,

536, 552, 573, 576, 583, 606.

Baltimore, Md., American, 84.

Baltimore, Md., Federal Ga-
zette, 452.

Baltimore, Md., Royal Gazette,

434-
Baltimore, Md., Telegraph, 253.

Baltimore Theatre, 215.

Bamfield, 500.

Bancroft, 500

Bangor, Me, 32, 54, 63, 130, 312.

Bangs, 500.

Bank Cashier. Norwich, Ct., 178.

Bank Clerk, 325.

liank of England, 134.

Bank of Maryland, 71.

Bank of North America, 139.

Bank, Old United States, 432.

Bank President, 139, 370, 435-

Bank, U. S. Branch, 589.

Bannister, 500.

Banyar. 500.

X INID'.X

Ibplist, 2-). i6o, 383. Harrin<;t(>ii, Iv. I,, 23, 65, 83, 84,

Baptist Church, 27, 54, 68, 132, 86,90,91. 103, 115, 170, 171,

148, 188, 209, 212, 236, 264, 172, 195, 210. 216, 224, 245,

281, 300, 307, 341. 343. 349. 270, 279, 2S0, 285, 286, 287,

169, 370. 375. 379. 4"S, 421. 289, 303. 344. 352, 353, 356,

431, 432, 438, 443, 446. 544 5(^>3' 37i- 392, 393, 450. 460,

Uaplist Ciinimunitv, 335. 461. 465, 466, 469, 484, 489,

15ai)tist Churcli, Waneii, 582. 493, 503, 514, 518, 520, 524,

Baptist Kdiu-atidiKil Society, 443. 525, 526. 527, 530, 531, 547,

]5a|nist Minister, 290, 352, 406. 555, 583, 584, 601, 603.

l^aptist Missionary Societ}', 443. 15arrister, 128.

Bai)tist Missionaries, 522. I^arrosa, Spain, 240.

Baracea, 60. Barrows, 505.

liarbadnes, W. 1., 201, 343, 37O. Harry, 241.

Barbatloes, (io\ernoi- ot, 225, Barse, 505.

300. Barstow, 505.

l^arbary Bowers, 153. Bartlett, 506.

liaiher, 500. liartness, 506.

]?ai her (trade) 72. Barton, 506, 21, 182, 201, 32S,

15arceloiia, Spain, 89, 190. 399.

liirciay, 501. l^arton, Cai)t.'s Company, 21.

15arden, 446. Baiton, Scot., 206.

Jkirditi. 501. Barton, \"t., 27.

Bar(Hne. 501. l?arwich, 450.

]5anl, Irish, 153. Bashfield, \'a., 388.

l^ardstown. Ky., 177. Basin. 507.

Ibrdwell, 501.' Bass, 507.

Burglary. 310. Bassett, 507.

luring, 501. Basto. 507.

Barkhanistead, 325, 330. Bastow, 507.

l^arker. 501. 151. Batavia, Iv I., 38, 105, 170, 198,

Barkes(hde, 503. 212, 289, 307, 358, 398, 402,

I^arkett, 503. 411, 420.

15arlow, 503. ]^at,i\'ian Brincess, 429.

Barnaily, Ire., 131. Batavian Republic, 34, 526.

Barnard, 503. Bateman, 508.

B;unardstowii. M.iss., 447. Bates, 508, 548, 592.

Barnhani. 503. Bath, Countess of, 203.

Barnett, 503." Bath, h'.ng., 26, 30, 197, 249, 278,

Barnes, 503, 122. 172. 331, 359. 3^9. 427-

Barney. 504, 497, 592. Bath, Knight of the, 201.

Barnstable. Mass., 151, 177,250, B.ith, .Me., 36,37, 142, 181,276,
334- 5S2. 351,395,461.569.

Barnuni, 504. Bath, Mass., 439, 611.

Barnwell, 504. Bath, N. H., 226.

B.irnn, 504. Bath, N. C, Si.

Barr, 504. Bath, Vt.. 349.

liar'e. .Mass., 375, 566. Baton Rouge, I,a., 75. 404.

15arre, \'t., 160. B.ittalion, Col. X'ose's, 404.

Barrett, 504. l^altenburgh, 508, 541.

INDKX

XI

Battey, 508, 45, 145.

Bavaria, 346.

Baxter, 509.

Bayard, 509.

Baylies, 509.

Baylor, 319.

Bayonet, 168. •

Bayou Baberey, La., 256.

Beach Island, Ga., 137.

Beal, 510.

Bears, 438.

Beauties of Solitude, 453.

Beaufort, N. C, 92, 504.

Beaufort, S. C, 116, 282, 283,

326, 379. 398. 605.
Beauharnais, 510.
Beazeley, 510.
Beebee, 510.
Beckett, Mass., 435.
Beckford, 510.
Beckwith, 510.
Bedford, Kng., 416.
Bedford, Mass., 37, 106, 433.
Bedford, N. H., 150.
Bedford, Pa., 97.
Bedlington, Ens:., 606.
Bee, 448

Beech Hill. Milton, 298.
Beedle, 510.
Beene, 510.
Beers, 510.
Behn, 510, 610.
Belcher, 511.
Belchertown, Mass., 69.
Belden Co., N. C, 318.
Belfast, Ire., 69.
Belfast, Me., 98.
15elfre, O , 204.
Belknap, 511.
Bell, 511, 434.
Belief onte, N C, 118.
Bellefonte, Pa., 602.
Bellefonte, R. I,, 496, 553,589,607.
Belle Lettres, Prof, of, 236,
Belle Pre, N, W, Ter., 47.
Belleview, N. J., 501, 515.
Belleville, 111., 316.
Belleville, R I., 251.
Bellingham, Mass., 23, 179, 209,

4X2,499, 508, 541, 567, 580,

602, 614.

Bellows, 511.

Bell Ringers, 436.

Belmont, Pa., 180.

Belt, 511.

Belvidere, British Frigate, 293.

Benchley, 511.

Benedict, 511, 462, 464, 467, 469,
474, 476, 480, 485. 495. 497.
499. 509. 512, 5"5. 516, 517,
520, 530, 535, 539, 545, 548,
557. 560, 571. 578, 585. 588,
589. 592. 594. 595-

Bengal, India, 31.

l^engal, Chief Justice of, 203.

Benjamin, 510.

Bennett, 512, 309, 316.

Benney, 512

Bennington Co , Vt., loi.

Bennington, Vt., 232, 2O0.

Bennington, Vt., Battle of, 304.

Benson, 512, 22, 336,

Bent, 513, 233.

Bentley, 513, 302.

Benton, 66.

Benton, N. Y., 144.

Berbice, 170, 219, 508, 541.

Berbice, Gov. Gen. of, 541.

Bergen, Nar., 318.

Bergen Point, N. J., 367.

Berhampore, Ind , 335.

Berkeley, 513.

Berkeley Co., N. J., 66.

Berkeley, Mass., 349, 438, 538.

Berkes Co.. Penn., 440.

Berkes, Eng., 606.

Berkshire Co., Mass., 51.

Berlin, Ct., 49.

Berlin, Ger., 53, 21 1.

Berlin, Mass., 275.

Berlin, N. Y., 436.

Bermingham, Eng., 200.

Bermuda, W. I., 51, 1 19, 152, 309,
404.

Bermuda, VV. I., Colony of, 358.

Bernard, 172.

Berne, Vt., 379.

l^ernon, 356.

Berry, 513.

Berwick, Me., TJ, 236.

Besancon, Fr., 65.

Bethany, N. Y., 253.

MI

IXDHX

l^othcsda, S. (/., 450.

lk':hlL-hcni, N. N'., 29.

Hcthehcm, IVnn., 42, 108, 305.

Betts, 513.

Ik-vcily, 514.

Ik-verly, Mass., 46, 184, 207, 232,

602.
Hcxford, Mass., 178.
Bible, rcimmentary, 255.
Bible, Hot I'ress edition, ^^J.
Biblical Literature, I'rof. of, 577.
15iblical .Scholar, 281.
Bickford, 5 14.
I-iicknell, 514.
Bickner, 5 14.
Biddetord, Me., ^,^2.
IMdlc. 515.
Bulge, 515.
]5idley, I'a., 31.
Bigelow, 515.
Biggleswdotl, Kng., 308.
l^igley, 515.
]5illings, 515.
Bingham, 515.
Binghaniton, N. ^'., 102.
Biiiner, 249.
liinney, 516.
Bird, 516.
]5irkett, 516.

Birmingham, Eng., 242, 258,394.
Biscoe, 516.
liishop, 516.

Bishop ol Conn, and R. I.. 329.
]^isho]i of Ejjiscopal Church, 280.
J^ishop, Methodist, 404.
Bishop of New York, 202, 221.
]5issell. 5 17.
Hissett. 517.
Bi.xby, 517.
]!r\ler, 517.
15i/zell, 5 17.
Black, 517.
Blackburn, 518.
Black h'riars, 2^/.
Black, (lovernor, 65.
Blackington, 518.
Blacklick, Pa , 9O.
Blacknian, 5 18.
Black Rock. Ct,, 118.
Blacksmith, 134, '312.

Blackstone Village, 364.
lilake, 518, 486, 516, 554.
Blake, schooner, 284.
151akeley [Town], 256.
Blanchard, 519.
151aiicher, 519.
Blandensburg, Md., 88, 312,

566.
]51anding, 519, 38, 214.
l^lashfield, 519.
Ble.sdell, 519.
IMiss, 519.
151inn, 520.
]51iven, 520.
Block Island, 60, 155, 237,

432, 447-
Blodgett. 520.
Bloise, 521.
Blood, 521 .
IMoodgootl, 521.
Bloomfielil, 521.
Bloomingdale, N. Y.,6i, 181,

360.'"
liloomsbui}', luig., 527.
]51oss, 521.
Blount, 52 r.
Blue Hill, Me., 130.
Bly, 521.
Blyth, 521.
l^oardman, 521.
15oat, 237, 270, 2S8, 306, 309,

314, 321, 327. 331, ssi'

402, 415, 427.432. 434.

45'-
15oatswain, 218.
Boatswain's Mate, 415.
I^odge. 522.
Boger, 522.
J^ogert, 522.
Bogmaii, 522.
liohemia, Mtl., 200.
Boit, 522.
l^oke, 522.

]^oId JUick, Mng., 270.
Bokierson, 282.
Bolles, 522. 143.
Bolster, 523.
B.ilton, 353.
Bolton, Mass., 407.
15oltwood, 523.

313.

247.

225,

313.

375.
447.

INDEX

XIII

Bombay, India, 27, 137. 261.
Bonaparte, 523, 160. 254.
Bond, 523.
Bone, 448.
Bonesetter, 320.

Bon Homme Richard, Ship, 69.
Bontress, 523.

Bookseller, 178, 221, 231, 259,
336. 394, 396, 400, 423- 429.

537-

Boone, 523.

Boorom, C24.

Booth, 524.

Booth Ha}-, 211.

Boothby, Me., 337-

Borden, 524.

Bordentown, N. J., 36, 214.

Boston, Mass., 21. 24, 26, 28. 31,
32, 38, 39, 40, 4I' 42, 46, 47.
49, 5'. 52, 53. 54 56. 58,60,
61, 62, 64,65, 67, 69, 71. 7?>^
74. 75. 77, 7«. 82, 84, 85, 87,
89, 91, 92, 93. 94. 96, 97. 98,
100, no, III, 112, 1 16. 118,
119, 123. 125, 128, 129, 130,
133. >34. '35. "38. 139. 140.
141, 142, 143. '44. '45. '46.
150, 151, 152, 153. '55- 156.
157, 158, ii;9. '61. 162, 163,
165, 170, 175. ^77< '7'^. '79.
182, 1S3, 1S9, 190, 19'. 196.
197, 198, 200, 201, 202, 205,
210, 212, 217, 218, 223, 225,
226, 230, 235, 239, 240, 241,
242, 244, 246, 247, 249. 250,
251, 254, 255, 257, 258, 259,
260, 261, 263.267, 271, 272,
273, 274, 27s, 277, 281, 283,
28S, 2S9, 290, 291, 292, 293,
295, 296, 298, »99. 302, 304.
309. 310, 311, m. 3'4. 316,
317. 3i'S 32'. 324.325. 327.
329. 330, 11^, 332. ill,, 334.
336. 338. 344. 348. 350. 351.
352. 354. 355. 359. 360, 361.
362, 363, 364, 370, 372. l>7h
380, 381, 383. 384. 385. 387.
390. 392. 393. 394. 395. 397.
398, 399, 400, 404, 406, 408,
414,418, 419, 427. 428, 430,

Boston, Mass..— Continued.

436, 437. 439. 440, 442. 447.
448, 449.45'. 452. 457. 459.
460, 466, 467, 470. 471. 472,
473, 474, 480, 482, 488, 489,
491, 492, 493, 495. 497. 498.
500, 501, 503. 504. 505. 50'S,
514, 516, 5'7. 52'. 522, 526,
527, 528, 529. 530. 531. 534.
535. 54'. 542. 55'. 552. 558,
562, 563, 564. 565. 566, 569.
575. 578. 579. 580, 58'. 585.
-586, 589, 595. 599. 603, 606,
oil, 612, 613, 615, 616.

Boston and Providence Theatre,

387. 505-
Boston Bani, 591.
Boston Centinel, 566, 615.
Boston (Common, 280.
Boston Daily Advertiser, 66.
Boston Gazette, 615.
Boston Harbor, 44, 52, 306
Boston Massacre, 92, 114, 155.

161, 164.
Boston Neck, Mass., 183.
Boston, Port of, 56, 65.
Boston Theatre, 189, 197.
Boston, U. S. Frigate, 60.
Boss, 525.

Bosworth, 524, 133, 576-
Botanist, 17S.
Botanv Bay, 1 14.
Bourbon Co., Ky., 97. 534. 605.
Bourbon, House of, 351.
Bourdeau.x, Fr., 150, 271, 327.
liourne, 526
Bours, 526, 582.
l^outiiii, 526.
Bouzier, 527.
Bow, 527.

Bow, N. H., 370, 398, 399-
Bovvdoin, 527, 331.
Jiowdoin, Brig, 76, 180.
Bovvdoin College, 99, 100
Kowdoinham, Me., 203, 204, 209.
Bowden, 531.

Bowen, 527, 83, 112, 449,612.
Bovvering, 531.
Bowers, 531.
Bowery, N. Y., 316.

XI\'

iM>i:x

Binvic, 532.

B(.3icr, 532.

Hownc, 533.

Hoxford, Mass., 2S.

Boyce, 221.

Bd'vd, 533.

B..)les, 533.

l^iizraliville, Ct., 124.

Brocklcy, Kng., 394.

Braciturd, 533", 121, 407.

Biatltord, Mass., 250, 322.

Bradlurd. \'t., 357.

Bradhaiii, 535.

Biadisli, 535.

Bradley, 534.

]!i-ad()ck. 495.

■5ra<,'--, 535.

BiMul, 535

Braiiiaid, 535.

liraiiicrd, ('hcKikee Nation, 446.

Braiiiticc, Mass., 108, 293.

Bralcy, 535.

l^iamaii, 535.

Branch. 535, 477, 479.

]?iandiin, Vt., 260.

I^iandt, 536,

Biand)wine, Biig. 262.

Biantlywinc, I'a., 369.

Brass, 536.

Br.iltlc, 536.

l^rattlcboni, X. V., 507.

l^raltlcbiiri), \'t., ig6, 307, 310.

Brattle .St. Clinrch, Boston, 332.

15rayl)io(.kc, I .ord. 133.

Bi'ayni.in, 536.

Bia\nat(l, 536.

Br>i\ton. 536.

Brazil, 569.

15ra/.il, Coast of, 319.

Brcck. 537.

Breed, 537.

lireese, 537.

Brenton, 537, 127.

Bretton, 537.

Brewei, 537, 159, 329.

lirewei (Tiade), 369.

Bre\ver\', 29

]5re\vster. 537.

l^rewster, Mass., 292.

]5rickton, 537.

Bridge, 312.

]^ridgeport, Ct., 127, 136, 194.
419, 508, 541.

Bndgewater, Mass., 197, 290.

Bndgham, 537.

Bridles, 537.

Bridon, 538.

]?rierley, 538,

Brigadier (jen. of Militia, 75, 85.

Brigadier Isle, Me., 176.

Hriggs, 538. 594.

Brigg.s, l'aig., 142.

Brigham, 539.

]5right, 540.

Brightnian, 540.

Brimfield, Me., 221. •

Brmitield, Mass., 118, 205.

Brinnner, 540.

15ringlnn'st, 540.

Brinley, 540. 60.

l^ristol, 540.

Bristol Co., Mass., 155, 510.

Bristol Co., K. 1., 393, 418.

Bristol Co., R. I., C. C. Pleas of,
278.

Bristol, ICng., 144, 189, 244, 433.

Bristol, Kng., l^ajitist Theologi-
cal .ScminLU)', 244.

l^ristol Harbor, k. 1., 192.

Bristol, Me., 180, 222, 41O.

Bristol, U. I., 2fi, 36, 45, 46, 35,
57, 58, ho, 7.S, /(>. 93. 96.
114, 115, 116, 117, 122, 127,
128, 129, 132. 139, 14(1, 141,
144, 152, 155, 157, 165, in(),
167, 168, 170, 175, 187, 193,
217, 218, 223, 225, 234, 237,
241, 242, 243, 244, 248, 249,
254, 272, 277, 278, 279, 280,
281, 28J» 285, 288, 289, 295,
298, 3C0, 319, 324, 336, i37,
338, 340, 365, 366, 367, 370,

377, 579, 3S4. 385. 3^7' 38«.
401, 409, 421, 427, 434. 437.
441, 459, 462, 467, 479, 491,
506, 519, 524, 525. 5-^<-^ 5-/1
533. 534. 544- 545. 548. 550,
551, 556, 558, 559, 562, 570,
572,576. 5«'. 384. 5«5. 592.
593. 59.'. Cioo, 603, 607, 613.

INDEX

XV

Bristol, R. I., Asylum, 237.
Bristol. R. I., Gen. Hospital,

169. 189.
British, 241, 271.
British Ambassador to U. b.,

465-
British Army, 254, 275. 360.
British Commissioner, 432.
British Consul, 71, 97. '02, 116,

117. 119. S-o.
British Consul for Mass., 474-
British Consul General, 331.
British Creditors, 38.
British Flag, 412.
British Fleet, 185.
British Grenadiers, 1 14.
British Museum, Director of,

192.
British Museum, Treas. of, 209.
British Navy, 373, 400. 434-
British Parliament, 26.
British Printer, 294,
British Prisoner of War, 130.
British Secretary, 34.
British Service, 104, 130, 407-
British Shiji, Breton, 409.
British Soldier, 210, 228.
British Throne, 450.
British Treaty, 38.
British Troops, 343.
British Vice Consul, 380.
Brittany, Coast of, 342.
Britton, 540
Broadie, 540.
Broadway, 540.
Brockport, N. V., 409-
Brodie, 540.
Broker, 407.
Brondon. 541.
Bronson, 541.

Brook Court House, Va., 544.
Brookfield, Ct., 540.
Brookfield, Mass, 26, 50, 95.

238, 298, 365.
Brookline, L. P. 163, 201, 237.

444.
Brookline, Mass., 260, 436, 614.
Brooklyn, Ct., 108, 204, 252,
299. 363. 4 '9. 500, 536. 545.
574-

Brooklyn, N. Y., 118, 238. 384,

563, 606.
Brooks, 541.
Brooks, Me., 54, 435-
Broome, 541.
Brothers, Brig, 288.
Brotherton, 541.

Brown, 541, 20, 30, 89, 143, I45.
213, 249, 256, 366, 393, 449.
511, 512, 536. 548, 549. 564.
574. 578. 594. 616.
Brown University, 34. 48, 80, 54.
85, 106, 131, 140, 208, 236,
283, 286, 297, 312, 320. 334.
375. 379. 392. 406, 407. 4' 7
426. 43 1 , 460.
Brownell, 550, 76-
Browning, 551.
Bruce, 551.
Brun, Ger., 34.
Brunell, 552.
Brunswick, 552.
Brunswick Bridge, N. Y., 343-
Brunswick Co., Va., 449.
Brunswick, Ger., 429.
Brunswick, Me., 595-
Brunswick, N. J., 244, 414. 433-
Brunswick, N, C, 416
Brunswick, Princess of, 569.
Brunton, 552.
Brush, 552.
Bryant, 552.
Bryant Co., Ga., 93.
Buchanan, 553.
Bucharest, 108.
Buck, 552.
Buckingham, Marquis ot, 114.

489.
Buckley, 552.
Bucks, Eng., 255, 275.
Buckstown, Me., 552.
lUidlong, 553.
Budsworth, F:ng., 540.
Buffalo Creek, N. Y., 19"^-
Buffalo, N. Y., 65, 72, 334. 552,

555-
Buffington. 554.

Buffum, 554.

Bugbee, 554.

Bidl, 555.

XVI

IXDF.X

Hullaid, 555. . p

Bullock, 555. ^

l^umj), 556. Cabiit. 564.

Huncly, 556. Cadiz, Si)ain, 31, 186, 248, 259,

lUinker, 556. 389, 406.

l^unkcr Hill, Battle of, 95, 100, Cadmaii, 564.

118, 139, 140, 223, 231, 295, Cadwallader, 226.

386, 395- Cady, 564.

Bunt/law, Pius., 29O. Caffrey, 565, 576.

15uibank, 556. Cahawba, Ala., 164.

Burdick, 557. Cahoone, 565, 376.

Burden, 557. Cain, 565.

Burgc, 557. Cairns, 565.

l^urgess, 557, 482. Calahan, 565.

Ikngoync, 61. Calcutta, India, 37, 41, 64, 101,

Ikiike. 558. 108, 18S. 245, 249, 418, 606.

l?uikctt, 558. Calder, 565.

15iirling, 558. Caldwell, 566,99, 118.

lUirlinganie, 538. Callahan, 566.

BurUngham, X. V., 609. Callender, 566.

Burlington, X. J,, 30, 131, i6i, Calvert, 566.

314, 596. Caniaruca, W. I., 359.

l^urlingtoii, \'t., 24. }78. Cambridge, Mass., 48, 69, 89. 94,

Burnhani. 559. 141, 154, 155, 159. 163. 169.

Burnett, 559. 191, 199, 202, 205, 223, 249,

Burr, 559. 260, 316, 343, 351, 369. 389.

J5urrill, 560. 396, 420, 421, 427, 439
15uiiillville, R. I.. 124, 148, 185, Cambridge, N. V., 268.

204, 220, 221, 275, 283, 284, Cambridgeport, Mass, 429.

285, 289, 411, 431, 597. Cambrook, Eng., 156.

lUuioughs, 561. Camden, Lord, 197.

Burrows, 5O1. Camden, .S. C , 299, 401, 540.

]iurt. 5C2. Camden, S. C, liattle of, 226.

]}ush, 562. Cameron, 566.

Bushliy, 562. Campbell, 566, 234.

Bushee, 562. Cam|)bell Co., Va., 46.

]5ushnell, 49 Canaan, Ct., 459.

l^ushnell's 'rori)edo, 49, Canaan, Me., 392.

Bussey, 562. Canada, 102, 401 .

Butler, 5O2, 171. Canada, Assembly, Speaker of,

Bnttmanii, 563. 279.

Bulterworth, 252. Canada l';.\])edition, 113.

Button, 563. Canada, (lovernor ot, 199.

lUilts, 563. Canada, .Member of I'arliament,

JUi.xton, Me., 415. 135.

J^yberry, I'.i., 105. Canada, l'pi)er, 135.

Byers, 564. Canajoliarry, N. V., 28.

Byrne, 564. Canal, 152.

Byron, 564. Canal Contractor, 31.

Canal, His British Majesty's, 67.

INDEX

XVII

Canandaigua, N. Y., 30, 96, 175,

182, 191, 329, 449, 490.
Cancer, 535.
Cancer Specialist, 240.
Candia, N. H., 566.
Candidate, Democratic, 440.
Candle, 338.

Candle Making Machinery, 246.
Cane, 567.
Canfield, 567.
Canfield, O., 374.
Cannett, 567.
Cannon, 567.

Cannon [Arms], 171, 326.
Cannon Hall, 352.
Canoe, 11 1, 203, 276.
Canterbury, Ct., 51, 103, 128, 178,

494. 512, 596.
Canterbury, Eng , 321.
Canterbury, Eng., Archbishop

of, 569.
Canterbury, Eng., Provisional

Dean of, 209.
Canton, China, 73, 87, 179, 221,

261, 289, 292, 425.
Canton, Mass., 422, 609.
Cape Ann, 129, 205.
Cape Coast of Africa, 116,332.
Cape F"ear, 328.
Cape Francois, W. I., 41, 47, 64,

153, 173, 227, 321.
Cape of Good Hope, 261.
Cape Hatteras, 151.
Cape May, 29.

Cape Nicholas Mole, W. I., 244.
Cape Tiberon, 264.
Capernaum, 567.
Capron, 567, 294.
Captain's Clerk, 395.
Captain General, British. 444.
Card, 568.
Carder, 568.
Card maker, 359.
Carey, s6.S.
Cargill, 568
Carino Palace, 523.
Carlile, 568, 113.
Carlisle, J'^ng., 363.
Carlisle, Pa., 73, 133, 192.
Carlos, 569.

Carlton, 569.

Carolina, 348.

Caroline, 569.

Carp, 569.

Carpe, 569.

Carpenter, 569, 106, 4S2.

Carpenter [Trade], 96, 297, 360,

389-
Carpenter's Mate, 94.
Carr, 572, 141.
Carriage, 299, 423.
Carribean Isle, 444.
Carrickfergus, Ire., 113.
Carrier, 573.
Carrier [Trade], 107.
Carrington, 573.
Carrique, 468, 505, 615.
Carroll, 573.
Carson, 285.
Cart, 302, 322, 339.
Cartaxo, 318.
Cartee, 573.
Cartel, Analostan, 532.
Carter, 573, 19.
Carthagena, 151, 230.
Carthagena, N. Y., 31.
Carthagena, S. A., 127.
Carly, 574.
Carver, 574.
Carver, Mass., 270, 336.
Gary, 574.
Casco liay. Me., 55.
Case, 574.
Casey, 574.
Cash, 574.
Cashier, 71, 338, 349, 605, 611,

614.
Cashier of liank, 236.
Cashier Newport Pank, 183.
Cashier Norwich Bank, Ct., 17S.
Cashman, 574.
Cassaday, 97.
Cassander, Ea., 213.
Cassel, Westphalia, 373.
Castine, Me., 262.
Castle, 575.
Castle Island, 178.
Castle Riding, Eng., 404, 523,

611.
Castleton Pond, 393.

NVIII INDEX

C;ist(>ff, 575. Chajipotiiie, 581.

Caswell, 575. Charcoal, 38S.

Catalepsis, 257. Chardon, O.. 447.

Catawba Kiver, 105. Charing Cross, Eng., 443.

Catharine, brig, 115.- Charge de Affairs, 242.

Catharine, ship, 137. Charles I. 437.

Catharine, sloop, 141, 226. Charles II, J2.

Cathcart, 575. Charles IV, So.
Catholic Congregational Church, Charles, Brig, 116.

Bristol, 141, 525, 526. Charles Field Street, Prov., 330.

Catskill. N. V., 247, 273, 411. Charles River, 63, 100, 312, 362,

Cavendish, Vt., 447. 431.

Cayenne, W. I.. 326. Charleston Dist., S. C, 80.

Ccberus, l?iitish ship, 404. Charleston, S. C, 21, 25, 35, i"].

Center, 575. 41, 42, 43, 46, 53, 54, 55, 60,

Centinel, ]5ostr>n, 615. 62, 64, 66, 70,74, 87, 89, 90,

Centipede, ij-. g2, 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 105,

Central I'"alls, 507,517, 539, 5S5. 114, 115, 116, 117, 119, 120,

Centreville, R. I., 391. 123, 125, 131, 133, 142, 149,

Centreville. \^a. . 273. 155, 156, 164, 167, 168, 184,

Ceylon, Isle of, 118. 185, 186, 189, 190, 191, 197,

Chace, 575, 59, 75, 270, 345, 594. 201, 206, 208, 210, 21 1, 212,

Chaffee, 577. 213, 218. 227, 230, 232, 233,

Chairniaker. 249. 238, 242, 243, 246, 249, 253,

Chaise, 57, 409. 258, 261, 262, 263, 267, 280,

Chalens, l*"r., 55. 284, 286, 288, 289, 298, 310,

Chaloner, 578. 613. 311, 313. 3'7- 3i8, 3'9. 329.

Chamberlain, 578. 333, 334, 335, 346. 348, 355,

Chambers, 57.S. 356, 359, 360, 362, 367, 369,

Chami)lin, 578, 220. 372, 575, 379, 381, 385, 398,

Cham|)ney, 579. 399, 406, 407, 411, 415, 418,

Chancellor, 132. 419, 428, 430, 440, 441, 445,

Chancellor of Va., 448. 492, 503, 506, 517, 518, 526,

Chancellor, Russian Imperial, 528, 537, 540, 541, 585, 586,

446. 591, 602, 607, 612.

Chancery, High Court of Va., Charleston. S. C, City Ga/ette,

44s' 99- 428.

Chancer)', M.aster in, 47. Charles, S. S., Prison Ship, 70.

Chandler, 579. Charlestun, S. C, Times, 267.

Chaiuiing, 580, 355, 501, 5S0. Charlestown Brook Court House,

Chantilly, Va., 48." Va., 346.

Chajiel Royal, Dean of, 192. Charlestown, Mass., 37, 56, 71,

Chapin, 580. loi, 108, 162, 185, 199, 207,

Chajdain of Congress, 49. 258, 263, 271, 306, 308, 322,

Chajilain of Navy, 121. 330, 352, 378, 457, 460, 495,

Chai>lain Lock Hiis|)ital, luig., 495,504.513,545.

255. Charlestown, Mass., Na\-y Yard,

Chaplain <il the Revolution, 236. 137.

Chapman, 581. Charlestown, \. H., 309, 394.
Chap])ell, 581, 251.

INDEX

XIX

Charlestown, R. I., I39, IJS,

220, 303. 55'. 557. 579-
Charlotte Co., N. C, 33i-
Charlotte, Ship, 244.
Charlottenburgh, Ger., 203.
Charlton, Mass., 222, 338, 477,

494, 568.
Charlton House, Governor ot,

192.
Charten, Mo., 560.
Charter House, Governor ot,

209.
Chateaque Co., N. Y., 290.
Chateauga, Battle of, 131.
Chatham, Ct., I35, 3io, 325.

598.
Chatham, Eng., 409.
Chatham, Lord, 300.
Chatham, N. J., 118.
Chatham, N. Y.. 58, 475-
Chatman, 581.
Channcey, 581.
Checkley, 581.
Chedell, 582.
Cheeseley, 582.
Cheever, 582.
Chelsea, Eng, 112.
Chelsea, Mass., 43'-
Chemist, 366.
Chemistrv, Prof of. 444.
Chenango Co., N. Y., 13 1.
Chenango, N. Y., 183.
Cheney, 135.

Chepachet, R. I., 281, 481.
Cheran Hill, S. C, 54-
Cheraw, S. C, 448.
Cherokee Agency, 104.
Cherokee Indians, 214, 426.
Cherokee Nation, 70, 446.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., 113.
Chesapeake Hay, 62, 130, 200,

238.
Chesapeake, U. S. Frigate, 29,
43, 44,48,61,67, 78,80, 84,
98, 102, 109, 115. 120, 125,
178, 183, 199- 212, 242, 250,
261, 270, 272, 282, 302, 354,
384, 405- 414, 4 '5. 430, 443'
Cheshire, Ct., 141.
Cheshire, Eng., 327, 523.

Cheshire, Mass., 597-
Chessman, 582, 583.
Chester, 582.
Chester Co., N. H., 309.
Chester Co., Pa., 57. 40i, 432-
Chester Co., S. C, 142.
Chester, N. H., 267. 306.
Chester, N. Y., 37 1-
Chester, Pa., 360, 379, 440-
Chester, S. C, 272.
Chesterfield, N. H., 442.
Chesterfield, N. Y., 290.
Chesterfield Co., Va., 120.
Chesterfield, Va., 86.
Chestertovvn, Md.. 344-
Chestertown, N. Y., 143.
Chestnut Level, Pa., 42.
Chestnut Ridge, Pa., 3i7-
Chew, 582.

Chewton, Viscount, 376.
Chickahomony River, 203.
Chichester, Ship, 143-
Chickering, 5S2.
Chickin, 582.
Chief Clerk, 283.
Chief p;ngineer, 219.
Chief Justice, 344.
Chief Justice of Bengal, 203.
Chief Ju.stice of Conn., 215, 321.
Chief Justice of Lower Canada,

299.
Chief Justice of Louisiana Ter.,

199.
Chief Justice of Mass., 163.
Chief Justice Province of New

Brunswick, 67.
Chief Justice of N. J., ii9-
Chief Justice of N. Y., 120, 449-
Chief Justice of Province of

N. Y., 197-
Chief Justice of Penn., 100, 209.
Chief Justice Province of Penn.,

464.
Chief Justice Supreme Court ot

N. H . 184.
Chief Justice of Vermont, 443.
Chief Priest, 160.
Chilcott, 582,
Child, 582,
Chikls, 583.

XX IXDKX

Chili, 469. Clarivc's Hridge, Scot., 565.

Ciiiliaii Revolution, 153. Clarkcsbough, Ga., 97.

ChiUicothe, Ohio, 41, 95, 195, Clastand, 589.

490, 589. Claverock, N. Y., 368, 395, 561.

Chillson, 584. Clay, 589.

Chimney, 253. Clay Pit, 270, 448.

China, 26 1. Claypole, 589.

China, Missionary to, 120. Claypoole, 589.

China, Maine, 594. Cleever, 294.

Chisel, 106, Clemens, 589.

Choate, 584. Clements, 589.

Chocolate Maker, 375. demons, 5S9.

Choctaw, Chief. 204. Clemsford, Mass., 82, 177, 295.

Christian Ch., (heeinvich, Mass., Clerk, 368.

555. Clerk, Court of Ct)ninion Pleas,
Christiana Hridge, Uel., 257. Providence Co., 340.

Christianity, 31. -ITX Clero, Ohio, 396.

Christ Church, luig., 151. ;( Cleveland, 590.

Christ Church, Rector of, 363. Cleveland, Ohio, 396, 473.

Chronicle, United States, 407. Clifford, 590.

Church, 584, 128.222. Clinton, S90.

Church at Sudbury, Mass., 64. Clmton, Ga., 292.

Church, Dutch Reformed, 61, Clockmaker, 295.

103. Clough, 590.

Church of England, 58, 159. Coachman, 270.

Church Raising, 399. ' Coal Mine, 225.

Church Steeples, 413, Coal Pit, 190, 272.

Churchill, 584.613. Coast of Africa, 22, 46, 58, 62,
Cincinnati. ()., 132, 226, 228, 108, 181, 184, 193, 216, 264,

233, 408, 446. 276, 277, 29G, 344, 352, 361,

Cincinnati, Society of, 147. 365, 382.

Circuit Court of U. S., 66. Coast of l^ra/.il, 319.

Cistern, 372. Coast of ]?rittany, 342.

Citadel of Turin, 1S8. Coast of Japan, 310.

Citizens, American, 38. Coast of South Barbary, 154.

City Commissioner, Phil., Pa., Coasters Harbor, 64.

122. Coasters Harbor Island, 64.

City Gazette. Charleston, S. C, Coats, 590.

99. Cobb, 590, 611.

City Point, l-j~. Coberg, 591.

City Point, 15altimore, Md., 255. Cobleigh, 591.

Clairborne, 585. Coburn, 591.

Clairbourne, Al.i., 426. Cockran, 591.

Clams, 314. Coddington, 591.

Clap|>, 585. Coffee, 591.

Claremount, N. Pi , 408, 409. Coffee (I'lant), 448.

Clarendon, \'t., 221, 222. Coffee House, Tontine, 510.

Clarke, 585, 45, 49, 154, 166, Coffin (name), 591.

4^'7. 527. 535. 543. 586, 608, Coffin, 354.

616. Coggeshall, 592.

INDKX

XXI

Cohoesville, N. Y., 522, 590.

Coit, 593

Coke, 593.

Colchester, Ct., 228, 555

Cold Bath Sq., London, 55.

Cold Brook Hollow, N. Y., 141,

168, 403
Cold Brook, N. H., 251.
Coldrain, 75.
Coldrain, Ire., 392, 393.
Cole, 593-

Coleman, 595, 337- 524. 547. 608.
Coleolation, 162.
Colerain, Mass., 502.
CoUamore, 595.
Collect, 105.
Collector, 270.
Collector, Brig, 385.
Collector of Customs, 57, 117,

147, 263. 309, 333. 431-
Collector of Direct Tax, 185.
Collector of Internal Revenue,

179.
Collector of Port, 43, 56, 58, 88,

93. 125. 135. 151. '53. 204,

258, 263, 272, 341, 380, 612.
Collector, Port of New York,

378.
Collector, Sloop, 183.
College Museum, Dublin, Ire.,

153-
College of New Jersey, 1 12.
College of North Carolina, 121.
College of Rhode Island, 78.
College of South Carolina, 10 1.
College of Virginia, 121.
Collegiate Institute, 118.
Collier, 595.
Collins, 595

Collision, Steamboat, 130.
Collor, 597.
Colman, 597.
Colonies, United, 67.
Colonists, 238, 407
Colony, Agent, 269.
Colony of Rhode Island, 69.
Colony of Rhode Island, Gov

ernor of, 382, 383.
Colony, Treasurer of, 585.
Colorama, Va , 538.

Colrain, Mass., 323.

Colt, 597-

Columbia Bank, 451.

Columbia Co., N. Y., 24.

Columbia, Penn., 374, 513-

Columbia River, 39.

Columbia, S. C, 92. 93. 'O''

345-
Columbia, Ship, 386.
Columbia, Tenn., 60.
Columbian Minister, 351, 453-
Columbian Reporter, 581.
Colombine, His Majesty's Ship,

23, 108.
Colombine, British Ship, 144.

3II-

Columbus, N. Y., 362.

Columbus, O., 396.

Columbus, Ship, 374-

Colvin, 597.

Colwell, 597.

Colyton, Eng., 434.

Comb, 597.

Comedian, 24, 25, 28, 29, 54, 91.

176, 362, 400, 433, 445. 5'0.

601.
Commander in Chief of Jamaica,

w. I., 372. ^^ ,

Commander of Navy Yard, 129.
Commentary of Bible, 255.
Commerce, Ship, 286.
Commercial Advertiser, N. Y.,

19. 33«-
Commercial Agent, 387.

Commissary, 162, 200.
Commissary Dept., 66.
Commissionary, Ecclesiastical,

185.

Commissioner, American, 38.

Commissioner, British, 432.

Commissioner, Erench, 326.

Commissioner, Gen. Land Of-
fice, 103.

Commissioner of Health, 200

Commissioner of Loans, 133.

Commissioner Loans, Dist. of
Pa, 125.

Commissioner of Navy, 331.

Commissioner of Revenue, 165.

Committee of Safety, 286.

XXI I

INDEX

Commodore, Ship, 288. Co

Commons, House of, 416.
Common Pleas, Court of, 46.
Common Soldier, 296. Co

Comstock, 597. T], 339.
Conaiiicut, R. I., 83. 102, 272, Co
284. Co

Conant, 59S.
Concord, Mass., 108, 157, 312, Co

3'J«.
Concord, N. II.. lOO, 128, 236, Co

l},!' ly^^ 441- <-"'!

Concord l\i\er, 24".
Condy, 599. Co

Conflagration, 130. Co

Congdon, 599, 579.
Congregational Church, 159, 160, Co

"213,221,251,261,267. 299, Co

392,393,406,408,413.^
Congregational Church, Bristol, Co

604.
Congregatmnal Chinch, Tiver- Co

tun, 595. Co

Congregational Preacher, 442. Co

Congres.s, 123, 437, 444. 585. Co

Congress, Act ot, 140, 167.
(Congress. Chaplain nt, 49. Cn

Ciiiigress, Continental, 33S.
Congress, I.)ooikee])ei" of, 164.
Congress, ['"irst, 316. Co

Cong: ess, h'rigate, 378, 422. C<i

Cmigiess, Memher-elect of, 102,

430-

Congress, IMembeicf, 29,31,44, Co
50, 52, 72, 80, 88, 98, no,

I 18, 122, 124, 127, 131, 132, Cn
135, 161, 182, 201, 222, 240.

243, 259. 276, 277, 2'&i, 290, Co

302, 314, 323, j55, 365, 367, Co

368, 374, 378. 414. 416. 420, Co

429, 444, 480, 510, 524. Co
Congress, Piesident ot, 42, 99,

206. Co

Congress, Pro\iiRial, 2"/^^. Co
Congress, .Senatiu of. 74, 193.

Congress, Sccietar\' of, 338. Co

Conimicut Point, 135. Co

Conhocton, X. \'., 448. Co

Connecticut, .|i, 47, 69. 101, 104, Co
115, 256. 359, 303, 328, 348,

necticnt, — Continued.

353, 371, 430, 49t, 494, 498,

533. 557-

necticut and R. I., Bishop

of, 3^9-

necticnt Centinel, 358.
necticut. Chief Justice of,
215,321.

necticut, Ceneral Assembl)-
of, 141, 187, 226.
necticut River, 218, 315.
necticut, (iovernor of, 64,
187, 354, 358, 376,445-
necticut Pine, 22.
necticut, Mem. of Legisla-
ture of, 52,
necticut .Militia, 275.
necticut. Sec. of .State of,

44S.

necticut, .Su|)eiior Court of,

i'^7- m-

nell, 143.

nor, 600.

stantiue, 6co.

stantinople, Tur, 258, 366,

stellation, l'. S Frigate, -'&,
96, 97, 230, 280, 309, 428,

434. 445-

stitution, Conventinu of, 316.

stituti<in, U. .S. h'rigate, n,

55, 119, 137, 212, 245. 273,

284, 446.

sul, American, 36, 37, 102,

III, 116, 150, 307, 359.
sul, 15) itish, 71, 97, ii>2, I 16,

117, 119, 380
sul, Dutch, 50.
sul, P'rench, 314, 332.
sul General, liritish, 331.
sul (ieneral, L'nited States,

153. 526.

sul, .Spanish, 314.
sul. United States, 69, 99,

182. 261, 273, 311, If'-].
sul, \'ice, 380.
sul \'ice, of P^rance, 440
tinental Army, 143, 465,492.
tinenlal Congress, y^'^.

INDEX

XXIII

Continental Congress, President

of, 208.
Controller of Customs, 385.
Controller General, 7.
Controller General of I'enn., 137.
Controller Public Accounts, 191.
Convention, P"rench, 52.
Convention, Constitution, 316.
Conway, Mass., 538.
Cooke, 600, 48, 113, 148, 158,

192, 221, 258, 355, 415, 482.
Cooking, 72.
Cooley, 536, 603.
Coolidgc, 603.
Coombes, 582.
Coonier, 603.
Cooney, 603.

Cooper, 603, 140, 546, 601.
Cooper River, S. C, 214.
Copeland, 604.
Copenhagen, Den.. 107, iSi.
Copp, 604.
Corbett, 604.
Corbin, 604.
Cordvvainer, 42, 386.
Corey, 604
Corinth, Vt., 100.
Cork, Ire., 15-).
Corliss, 605.
Cornell, 605, 21, 164, 466, 475,

504,515, 523, 535, 545, 558,

565, 584, 604, 606.
Cornish, N. H., 316, 416.
Cornwall, Ct., 149.
Cornwallis, 606, 159.
Corn well, 606.
Coroner, 46
Corp, 606.
Corps, 606,

Corps of Artillery, 57, 175.
Corps of Engineers, 175.
Corps of Marines, 304
Corps of Volunteers, 319.
Corpse, 151.
Corsica, 160.

Cortlands Manor, N. Y.. 367.
Cortmill, 606.
Coruna. Battle of, 1 18.
Cottier, 606.
Cotton, 606.

Cotton Gin, 419.

Cottrell, 606.

Council, Governor's, of Mass.,

150.
Councilman, 405.
Council, His Majesty's, for N.

Y., 381.
Council, President of, 325.
Council, the Privy, 372, 376.
Country Journal, 19.
Courbben, 606.
Court of Appeals for Va., 105,

176.
Court of Common Pleas, 46.
Court C. Pleas, Bristol Co., 27S.
Court C. Pleas, Bristol Co., Jus-
tice of, 2S0.
Court C. Pleas, Esse.x Co., Mass.,

Justice of, 354.
Court C. Pleas, Judge of, 305.
Court C. Pleas, Newport Co.,

Judge of, 224.
Court C. Pleas, Ontario Co., N.

Y., Judge of, 135.
Court C. Picas, Providence Co.,

90, 148, 156.
Court C. Pleas, Prov. Co., Judge

of, 134, 285, 410.
Court C. Pleas, Washington Co.,

178.
Court C. Pleas, Wash. Co., ludge

of, 347. 375-
Court Inferior, Kings Co., R. I,,

140.
Court of County, 182.
Court, Federal, 154.
Court of Great Britain, 269.
Court House, Providence, 20
Court Martial, French, 131.
Counterfeit Money, 239.
County Court, 182.
County Court, Judge of, 433, 441.
County Court, Clerk for Prov.

Co., 340.
Cove, 606.
Co veil, 606.
Covent Garden Theatre, 552,

610.
Coventry, British Ship, 25.
Coventry, Ct., 25, 26, 237.

XXIV

INDKX

Coventry, X. \'.. 208.
Ci)\-eiitry, R. 1., 24, ^^, 54. 76,
90. 95, 122, 134, 135, 162,

173. '«3. 193. 194. J95. 216.
217, 221, 229, 312, 313, 318,

344' 357. 369. 37^< 389, 390,
391, 402, 421, 445, 462, 475,
474, 484. 4«5. 487. 508, 512,
519, 527, 528, 539, 546, 553,
554, 558, 569, 571, 573, 5S4,
597. 598. 00 1, 602, 613.

Covert, X. \'., 435.

Cow I'l.iy, I.. I., 397.

Cowdiiii, 607.

Cowell, 607.

Coweii, 607.

Cowcsct Hay, 68.

Cow Xeck, ].. 1., 95, 248.

Cow])ciis, 15attlc of the, 226.

Cowing, 607.

Cowley, 607.

Cox, 607.

Coy, 607.

Cozzens, 607, 93, 243

Cratt, 608.

Cialt.sl)ury. Vt., 180.

Cra_t;L;iii, 608.

Crai•;^l)ent, I'-ng., 443.

Craig, 608^

Crantlall, 608

Crane, 609 3.S1, 463.

Cr.iney [s!e, \'a.,3i, 167, 361.

Crans, 609.

Cranston, 609,

Cranston, 1\. [., 28, 29, 32, 3^,
58. 59, 62, 75, 76, 82, 90, 92,

'03. i-'3, 135. 137, 155- '56,
157, !8(), 187, 192, 193, 194,
195, 196, 198, 206, 207, 208,
210, 217, 219, 229, 234, 245,
249, 261, 264, 265, 266, 287,
288. 299, 300, 313, 325, 330,
338. 341. 3''", 363. 386, 3S7,
389. 390. 39". 402. 403, 413,
420, 427. 428, 429, 430, 431,
432. 44-'. 445. 45'. 461. 462,
4<>4. 47 U 473.474. 475. 47N
479, 481, 483, 485, 487. 488,
489, 491, 493. 495, 497, 500,
501, 504, 508, 509, 512, 514,

375-

Cranston, R. I., — Continud
519, 521.523. 529. 53'.
536. 537. 538, 539, 544.
553. 557. 558, 559. 570.
572. 573. 574. 575. 580,
585, 596, 600.

Crajio, 609.

Crapon, 609.

Craven, 610.

Craven, ]{arl of, 552.

Crawford, 610, 30, 356,

Crawley, 611.

Creditors, British, 38.

Creighton, 611.

Crenner, 611.

Crew, 611.

Croade, 611.

Crocker, 61 1, 460, 461. 462,
466. 467, 468, 469, 474,
4S5, 486, 491, 499, 504,
532. 536, 544. 547. 55'.
556, 561, 569, 570, S73.

577. 579. 581. 583. 584.

600, 611.612.
Crock ran, 612.
Crofut, 612.
Cromwell, 437.
Crooke, 612.

Crosby, 612, 513, 514, 59S.
Cross, 612, 91.
Crossman, 612, 601.
C-'rosswell, 612.
Cioss, Knjijht of the

1

535,
550.
571.
S81,

464,

479.
528.
5=12,
576,
587.

3 1 8.

378

Cintoi! kixer,
Crouch. ()1 2.
Crow, 012.
Crowell, bi2.
Crowley, 612.
Ciowningshield, G12.
Croni]), 013.
Cuba, 180.
Cudworth, 613.
Cnllen, 109.

Cullndon, Battle of, 238.
Culpepper Co., \'a., 318,
Culverson, 61 3.
Cumberland Co., Aid., ;8

5'V-

Cnnd)ei"land Harbor, Cuba,
Cundierl.ind Isle, Ca., 138,

588.

180.
275.

INDEX

XXV

Cumberland, R. I., 22, 39, 48,
49, 50, 61, 63, 65, 87, 88,
107, 109, 110, III, 134, I43>
164, 170, 194, 195, 211, 219,
251, 252, 255, 265, 266, 283,
284, 288, 289, 290, 303, 312,

315. 333. 335.336,352,375.
376, 384, 389, 390, 394, 397,

409, 410, 4", 412, 413, 424,
425, 440, 443, 462, 463, 464,
468, 472, 473, 476, 477, 478,
481, 485, 486, 488, 489, 497,
498, 499, 500, 501, 504, 506,
508, 509, 514, 516, 518, 521,
526, 539, 541. 542, 545, 546,
548, 553, 555. 558, 559, 562,
567, 568, 569, 571, 572, 582,
586, 587, 588, 589, 594, 598,
600, 601, 602, 606, 610, 615.

Cumins, 613.

Cummings, 613, 97, 495.

Cummins, 613.

Cundall, 613.

Cunningham, 613.

Curacao, W. I.. 69, 1S2.

Curien, 613.

Curlew, Brig, 46.

Curliss, 613.

Currey, 614.

Currier, 614, 422.

Curtis, 614, 458, 487, 536, 546,

57'. 572, 574. 577. 584. 586,

589, 5 98, 613.
Cushing, 614, 210.
Cushman, 615.
Custes, 316
Customs, Collector of, 57, 117,

147, 263, 309, 333, 431.
Custom, Controller of, 385.
Custom House, 89, 441.
Custom, Inspector of, 296, 450.
Custom Officer, 427.
Cutler, 615.
Cutter, 616.
Cyone, British Sloop of W'ar,

37-
Cyone, U. S. Shi]j, 175.

Cyclopedi:!, English, 215.

Dacres, 301.

Dade, 316.

Daggett, 185, 497, 512, 516, 541,

545-
Dailey, 180.
Damerara Prison, 289.
Dana, 471, 533, 543, 560, 568.
Dana, Mass., 331, 350, 418.
Danbury, Ct,, 247, 370, 504, 587,

612.
Danbury Expedition, 445.
Danforth, 20, 505, 531, 573.
Daniels, 486.
Danish Army, 181.
Danish Paper Money, 107.
Dantzic, Ger., 209.
Danvers, Mass., 204. 205, 277,

293, 377. 381, 395-
Danville, Va , 290.
Daphne, Ship, 57.
Darby, 611.
Darby, Pa,, 63, 66,
Darien, Ga., 99, 105,
Darling, 567, 580, 614,
Dartford, Viscount of, 372.
Dartmouth College, N, H., 283,

408,
Dartmouth, Eng,, 64,
Dartmouth, Mass., 175, 190,224,

272, 276, 277, 388, 470, 501,

525. 551. 557. 577-
Dauphine, Isle, 425.
Davenport, 418, 500, 508, 510,

534-
Davidson Co., N. C, 398, 420.
Davies, 531.
Davis, 36, loi, 476, 524, 553,

561, 562, 575, 591, 595.
Davol, 606.
Dawson, 511.
Day, 568, 593, 603.
Deal, Eng,, 181,
Deamer, Eng,, 177,
Dean, 514, 526, 565, 569, 614,
Dean of Chapel Royal, Eng,,

192, 209,
Dean, Prov, of Canterbury, 209.

iJigges, 35-

Dighton, Mass.,

166,

175.

176,

i8o, 222, 225,

287.

316,

359.

3S4, 3SS, 431,

442,

509.

520,

538. 545. 549.

576,

577-

589.

N\\ I i\i)}:x

])c Aosia, Duke ot, 2,72. Deserter, 214, 225.

Dearborn. 527. Desertion, 357.

Dearth, 534. Desperado, 380.

Decatur, Scliooner, 256. De Tilley, Count of, 515.

Declaratit)n ot Inde]>enclence, 49. Detroit, Mich., 41, 356.

Dedhani, Mass., 134, 138,299, Devonshire, luig., 271, 434.

320, 35:,, 447. 505. 515. 558. L'eWolfe, 533, 550, 581.

609. De.xter, 53, 95, 361, 463, 529,
l^ccr, 437. 563, 578, 595, 597.

Deerfieid. Ca., 399. Diamond, 526.

Deerfield, Mass, 612. Dickason. 527.

Deerfieid, N. IL, iii. Dickerson, 610.

Deh(.n, 137, 470, 526, 5S2. Dickinson College, 133.

De La I"'ayettc, 523. ^ , Dictionary, 50.

De La I'lata River. 112. Dictman, 537.

DeLanieter, 475. Didactic Divinity, 61.

DeLancey, 464. l^'g'iy. N. ,S., 371
Delano, 480.

Delegates, House nl \'a., 339.
Delaware, 38 1.
Delaware Cazette, 548.
l)elaware. Go\'ernoi ot, 100.
Delaware, (jo\criior }{lect of, Hii.

114. 1 )iligent, Hiig, 234.

Delaware, O , 300. Dillil)ur, 547.

Delaware, I'resident of, 366. Dinion, 491.

Delaware l\iver, 405, 414, 441. Dinwiddle Co., Va., 156.

Delawaie, .Schooner, 113, 297, ])iplomatic Agent, 78.

379, ^ Director of British Museum, 192.

Delaware, V. .S. .Senator of, 414. Direct Tax, 185.

Delhi, Ind., 261. Dirk. 2^5.

Delisle, 532. Distiller, 424.

Demerary, \V. I,, 30, 57. m. Distillery. 276, 345.

Deming, 510, 522. District of Boston, 201.

Demociatic Candidate, 440. L)istrict judge, 361.

JJemount, 527, 528. District of Maryland, 154, 344.

DeNewlield. 58. District of New Jersey, 143.

Denharn, 588. District of Rhode Island. 55.

Denison. 579, 584, 601. District of United States, Judge,
Denmark, 180. 42, 80.

I)enni(|ri, 183 Diver, 247.

Dennis, 485, 600. Divine, 200.

Dennis, Mass., 137, 313. 509. Divinity Didactic, 61.

Denncy, 556. Divinit)', IIollis, I'rof of, 35!.

De|)artinent of .State, Washing- Divinity i'olemic, 6r.

ton, 452, 495. Di\'ision, (General of, 240.

Derby, I'.arl of, 278. Di.xlield, Mass., 31.

Derbyshire, luig , 265. Dixon, 546.

Derne, Afr., 1 71. Doble, 228.

Deriyfield, N. II., 304. Dockr.iy, 543.

INOK.X

XWII

Dodds, 530.

Dodge, 469.

Dolphin, Steamboat, 214.

Donaldson, 184.

Doolittle, 541.

Doorkeeper to Congress, 164.

Dorchester Co., Md., 367.

Dorchester, Mass., 153,232,270,

272, 301, 350, 419, 527, 562.
Dorr, 466.

Dorrance, 527, 528, 536. 555.
Dorsey, 52<S.
Dorville, 457.
Douglass, 490
Douglass, Mass., 50, 157, 344,

379, 381, 416, 612.
Dover, Del., 190, 372, 404.
Dover, N. H., 104, 139, 444.
Dow, 517, 522, 570, 599, 613.
Dowd, 562.
Dowell, 38.
Downer, 529, 561.
Downing, 517.
Downs, Ire., 97.
Doyle, 5 1 5.
Dracut, Mass., 368.
Drake, 609.

Dramatic Writer, 128, ^y^.
Dramatist, 267.
Draper, 392, 572.
Draughtsman, 442.
Drenthiem, 28.
Dresden, Me., 334.
Dresser, 466.
Drewsville, N. H., 581.
Driver, 585.
Dromo, Ship, 179.
Drowne, 576.
Drury, 522.
Drury Lane Theatre, London,

72, 223.
Duane, 493, 494.
Dnanesboro, N. Y., 531.
Dublin, Ire., 41, 97, 153, 243,

254. 263, 317, 350, 357, 365.
Dublin, N. H., 299.
Dudley, 259, 612.
Dudley, Mass., 40, 137, 438, 446,

447, 506, 579, 604, 614.
Duke of Saxe, 591.

Dumfies, Eng., 436.
Dumfries, Scot., 98, 123.
Dumfries, Va., 398.
Dunbarton, N. H., 97, 304, 323.
Duncan, 498.
Duncklee, 582.
Dungannon, Ire., 444.
Dunganness, Ga., 588.
Dunhan, 519.
Dunlap, 113, 561.
Dunmore, Earl of, 129.
Dunn, 358.

Dunstable, Mass., 363.
Dunville, Ky., 98.
Dunwell, 542, 605.
Deputy Sheriff, 420, 451.
Durfee, 461, 524, 572.
Durham, Eng., 355, 564.
Durham, Me., 427, 595.
Durham, Mass., 399.
Durham, N. 11., 37. 317.
Dutch Consul, 50.
Dutch East India Co., 367.
Dutch Literature, 367.
Dutch Reformed Church, 61,

103, 237.
Dutchess Co., N. Y., 196.
Duvall, 130.

Duxbury, Mass., 322, 375, 403.
Dwarf, 302.
D wight, 520.
Dyer, 448, 461, 495, .499, 546.

Eagan, 509.

Eagle, the, 596.

Eames, 567, 593.

Earle, 483, 489, 554, 558, 590,
595, 606, 614.

East, 519.

East Hloomfield, N. Y., no.

Eastern U. S., 71, 331.

East Greenwich, R. I., 26, 108,
123, 124, 126, 127, 136, 137,
138, 140, 144, 166, 167, 176,
187, 188, 190, 202, 216, 220,
221, 240, 246, 248, 257, 280,
282, 288, 296, 297, 299, 301,

X N \' 1 1 I

I.NDKX

l^ast (irccinvicli, l\. I..— Con.
320, 328, 342, 343, 346, 347,
356, 360, 361, 36cS, 369, 395,
403, 418, 421, 440, 464, 48 1,
482, 4S3, 487. 488, 492, 508,
510, 513, 528.533- 538, 539.
543' 545' 558- 566, 567. 568,
574. 58(). 589, 595, 596, 600,
604, 606. (109.

ICast GuilfiiRl, Ct., 23.

Ivist Ilaildani, Ct.. 122, 296,

-'97, 3-^'>- 5i'J. 5Xi-
Ivasl Hani])toii, N. H.. 23.
I'la.st 1 lartfonl, Ct., 22, 26, 144,

187, 296, 297, 425.
luist India Company, 434.
I^a.st Indies. 66, 202, 358.
Kaston, Mas.s., 22.
ICast I'i.scata\vay, N. V , 305.
lui.stpcirt, Mc, 54. 124, 263, 318.

399
ICast Precinct, Attlchmo, I\Ias.s.,

266.
Ka.st Kivcr, N. Y., 78.
Ea.st Kock, Ct.. 3O2.
l^astwartl, at the, 122.
ICa.st Wind.sor, Ct , 96. 240, 376,

359. 521. 603.
ICaton, 171.

I'lcclcsiastical Coniniis.'^ary, 185.
Kclip.se, .Ship, i 53.
Kc()ii(iniy Political, 104.
Eddy, 101, 461, 4(12, 475, 479,

481, 501. 520, 540, 545, 546,

553- 568, 578, 587, 588, 589,

593- 599' 608, 609.
I".(lcnhurf,di, X. \ . 589.
J{deid)ur;;h, .Scot., 71, 91, 109,

394-
I'.dcnton, \. C., 38, 178, 437,

434-
I'-dcs, 104, 460, 464, 467, 468,

4^*9. 473. 47C^. 479. 480, 484,
485, 486, 487, 490, 494. 495,
498, 502, 503, 504, 506, 507,
510. 514, 515, 516, 519, 523,
529. 530, 532, 538, 546, 547,

548, 550. 553. 555. 557. 559.
560, 561, 562, 563, 567, 570,
580, 582. 584, 585, 590, 594.

P'.des, — Contiinicd.

595. 598, 602, 604. 607, 608,

609. 610.
Edgartown, Mass., 142, ^^^, 510.
Edgecomhe Co.. N. C., 94.
Edgefield District, -S. C, 122.
Edisto Isle, S. C, 92, 258, 536.
Editor, 267, 294, 335, 591, 593,

598,615.
Edmonds, 538.
P^gis, National. 235.
Eldredge, 474, 487, 594.
Eldrich, 533.
Eliza. Brig, 38, 437.
Elizabeth City, N. C, 349.
Ehzabetii City, N'. J.. 263.
Elizahethtown, N. J., 44, 61,

102, 143, 197, 254, 317. 374.

423, 424, 427. 432.
Elleiy, 470, 472. 516, 562, 580,

606.
Ellet, 516.
l>:iliott, 591.
I'^Iliott, Me., 131.
Ellis, 257, 503, 508, 513, 537,

556, 572.

Elm Hill, E. Greenwich, 586.

Elms, 414.

IClton, 507, 547, 562, 563, 565,
604, 608.

Elvas, .S. C, 123.

Embassy, /Xmerican, 459.

Emerald, The, 493, 511.

l{mersoii, ^~, 484, 498, 513.

Emmons, 466.

Em[)i"ess of Austria, So.

Enfield, Ct., 506, 528.

Engel.s, 591 .

I'^ngineer, 294, 446.

iMigineers and Artillerists, Corps
of, 250.

Engineer, Corps of, 175, 430.

ICngineer, an English, 217.

I'jigineer .Staff, 34, 35.

luigland, 24, 26. 29, ^7, 39, 48,
50, 53, 61,63, 72, 77, 78, 86,
100, 106, 114, I !8, 1 19, 129,
130. 132, 137, 139, 140, 144.
151, 152, 153, 156, 159, 161,
163, 165, 169, 176, 177, 189,

ixnKx

XXIX

England,— Continued.

192, 197, 199. 203, 206, 209,
212, 215, 221, 225, 228, 231,
234, 238, 24S, 249, 257, 260,
269, 274, 27s, 276, 282, 309,
310, 314, 321, 330, 336, 350,
353. 354. 358, 360, 365. 366,
376, 381, 3S3. 384. 393.400,
401, 409, 415. 420, 427. 432,
443, 447, 450, 453, 4S9. 541.
552, 569, 582, 610.
England, Hank of, 134.
England, Church of, 58, 159.
England, King of, 432.
England, Minister to, 241.
England, Oueen of, 103.
England, Throne of, 591.
English Actor, 72.
English Alderman, 189.
English Celebrity, 424.
English Cyclopedia, 215.
English Engmeer, 217.
English Ex. Agriculturist, 451.
Englishmen, 134, 436.
English Painter, 180, 218.
English Settlement, 39.
Engraver, 255, 417.
Engs, 544.
Ensworth, 564

Enterprize, Schooner, 40, 310.
Episcopal, 100, 249.
Episcopal Church, 36, 108, 144,
179, 202, 215, 235, 251, 334,
400, 527, 52S, 575. 585, 616.
Episcopal Church. Bishop of,

280.
Episcopal Church of Mass., 161.
Episcopal House, Eng., 192.
Episcopal Minister, 397.
Epsom, N. H., 95.
Equity, Court of, S. C, 133.
Ernestown, U. C, Tl, 99. 228.
Erskinc, Lord, 552.
Esse.x Co., Mass., 239, 354.
Esse.x, Eng., 127, 159.
Esse.x, Register, 190.
Esse.x, U. S. Erigate, 135, 112,

428.
Etna, Steamboat, 106.
Etruria, Oueen of, 67.

Europe, 136, 160, 566, 593.

Eutavv Springs, S. C, 349.

Evangelical Minister, 564, 613.

Evans, 255.

Evening Po.st, N. Y., in.

F'^veiidge, 255.

F.versoll, 517.

ICwes Farm House, Eng , 162.

Exchange Bank, Prov., 561, 614.

Exchange Bank, Smithfield, 439.

Executive Council of Md., 186.

Exeter, P^ng , 228.

Exeter, Lord Bishop of, 238.

Hxeter, N. H., 240.

P.xeter, R. P, 176, 212, 263. 375,

4,8. 466, 501, 536, 579, 603,

608.
Expedition to Roxbury, 85.
Plxpedition, Wallace's, 83.
P^xpress, Sloop, 419.
Explosion, Steamboat, 132.
Ex-priest, 342.
Eynsburg, Eng,, 424.
Eyres, 538.

F

actor, U. S., 70.

airfax Co., Va., 254. 273, 316,

388.
urfax, Me., 88.
airfield, Ct, 36, 118, 239, 252,

316, 489.
airfield District, S. C, 191.
airhaven, Mass., 241, 460.
airlie. 603.
airman, 492, 545.
airy Queen, Brig. 356.
ales, T57, 50S.
all River, Mass., 31, 68, 270,

366, 403, 577.
alls, the, 135
almouth, P^ng., 24.
-"almouth, Mass., 37, 161, 1S4.

232, 310, 503, 548.
alton, 219.
armer, 151.
armer s Boy, 521.
armer's Museum, 335.

.\N\ IXDKX

l'"aiiiicr, Schooner, 305. l-'irst t'limcli, I lartford, Ct., 3 1 5

I'"aniiy, Slii]). 24S. I*'irst Church, Needham, Mass.,

i-'arniington, Ct., 354. 160.

I'anuim, 476, 500, 545, 609. First Church, Stafford, Ct., 426.

I<"ayal, 417. l-'irst Con. Church, Providence,

l'"ayer\veather. 492. 240.

I''ayette, N. C , 102. 167, 168, 271, First Conj^ress, 316.

312, 346, 347, 417. First Provincial Congress of N.
I'"caring, ()., 372. Y., 162.

I'ederal Court, 154. First Senator. 2S7.

Federal Orrery, 496. P'irst Rei^inicnt, U. S. Artillery,
l''eder,il Republican, 233. 443.

l'"ederalist, Trenton, X. J., 107. l'"irst ('. .S. Infantry, 404

P'ellow of ilarward. Si , l'"irst I'niversalist Ch., Boston,
I''emale Acatleni)', Pa., 42. 129.

I''cn, Church St., London, 238. I-'ish, 471, 550.

]'"enner, 1 74, 233, 53.S, 608. I-lsher, 4S5, 490,496, 518, 527,
l-'erdinand XIl, 67, 80. 535, 548, 578, 586. 59S, 612.

l'"ern, 507. I''isher's island, 306.

P'erry, yy. 267, 315. I-"ish Merchant, }yy

I'"erryboat. 179, 200, 269, 290, ]""iske, 32, 489, 5 1 1, 586. 590, 607,

297. 613,

Ferrymen, 263 I'"iski]l, 370, 397.

Mction, 206. P'itchburt;-, Mass.. 44, 212.

l-"iel(l, 387, 406, 513, 322, 532, Mtton, 5"i2

542. 545, 559, 560, 569, 5S3, Maniboro, U. C, 691.

612, 014. Flatbush. I.. I., 64, 127, 260.

Field Mar^h.ll, 23, 254. Meet, Hiilisli, 185.

]-'iel(l ( ifficcTs, [' .S. .\iniy, ill. l-"letcher, 34, y^, 82, 100. loi,
h'ield's point, R. 1., 41, 193, 300, 114. 118, 160, 182, 196, 23},

i^y, 410. - . 241, 350, 374. 437, 587.

i-'iter, 2y2. P'letcher, V't., 404.

i'"ifeshire, Scot., 432. P'lint, 460, 517. 587.

I'"ifie]d, 564 I''lorence, 545.

l-'ifteenth Ivegt., 440. l'"lorence, A. 'P., 552.

l'"ifth I' S. Infantry, 417. I'doiida, 55,90, 259, 449.

I'illmore, 492. P'lushing, l„ I., iSi.

I'"in, nice, Minister of, 131. l'"lo)'d, 142.

i'"incastle, \'a., c;9. P'olger, 570.

iMiich, 72, 507. P'ollett, 488, 518, 556. 602.

l*"iiuiloter, I, Old, 144. P'olsoni, 467.

P'iie i'lace, 1.. I,, 163, 201, 237, P'oreign M. School. 149.

444. P'orests and Woods, .Snr\'eyor of,
P'irst H.ipt. Church, Hoston, 436, 275

5S9 P'oirestville, X. Y , 290.

P'irst Bapt. (.'hurcli, Xewjjort, 23, P'oriester, 569.

580, Fort .Ann, N. II., 221.

P'irst B.i[)t (.'hurcli, Pro\-idence, Fort Bedford, 222.

379. 560. p'(irl Constitution, 308.

l''ir.->t Ciiurch, .\iniierst, Mass., P'ort luie, 286, 356.

■63.

INDEX

XXXI

Fort George, U. C, 45.
Fort Johnson, 21.
Fort Johnson, S. C,
Fort Lafayette, 336.
Fort McH'enry, 62, 250.
Fort Mifflin, Del., 225.
Fort Mifflm, liattle of, 411.
Fort Nelson, Va , 250.
F^ort St. Clair, 428.
Fort Sulliv.in, 54.
P'ort Walcott, R. I., 381.
F"orty-Fourth Company, Brit-
ish, 25.
Forty-Se\-enth Regiment, 52.
Fosdick, 553. 59s.
Foster, 232, 480, 510, 526, 546,

597-

Foster, R. I., 29. 70, 147, 161,
182, 195, 198. 256, 257, 271,
272, 287, 351, 374.379- 380,
428, 431, 439, 452, 460, 461,
462, 463, 478, 486, 492, 499,
512, 528, 569, 570, 571, 596,
601, 609

Founder, 359.

Fountain Brook, Md.. 226.

Four .Sisters, Shi)), 451.

P'ourth .Street, Phil., 441.

Fovvle, 540.

Fowler, 478. 516, 524, 542, 556,
580, 585,

P'owling Piece, 260.

Fo.x (name), 501.

Fox, 305.

Fo.xboro, Mass, 181, 198, 388.

Vox Hunt, 269.

Fo.x Point, 106.

Fox, Schooner. 398.

Framingham, Ct., 144.

France, 23, 33, 50, 53, 67, ?}, 75,
27, 130, 168, 177, 178, 186,
211,217, 233. 240, 325, 332,
342, 355, 356,358-

France, Isle of, 37, 142, 325.

France, Kmg of, 55.

France, Vice Consul of, 440.

F'rancis, 509, 517, 542, 548.

P'rancis, Brig, 64.

Francistown, N. H., 121, 316.

Frankfort, Ger., 188.

Frankfort, Ky,, 339.
Frankfort, Pa., 102, 272.
Franklin, 466, 493, 514, 601.
Frankhn, Ct , 1 70, 492, 579,
Franklin Co., Ala., 329.
Franklin Co , Miss , 1 16.
Franklin, Mass, 31, 52, 106,

233. 330, 466, 499. 555.
Franklin, Mo., 229.
Franklin, N. Y., 429.
Franklin, O., 270.
Franklin, Ship, 419.
Franklin, U. S. Shi]), 82, 180,

213, 285, 28S.
Frederic II, 203.
Frederic III, 552.
Frederic I\', 552.
Frederick, 240.
Frederick William I, 203.
Frederick Co., Md., 49, 153,
Frederick Co., Va., 208.
Fredericksburg, Md., 60, 196,
Fredericksburg, Va., 132,

495. 613-'
Frederickstown, Md., 205,

309- 335-
F^rederickstown, Va.. 317.
Fredonia, N. Y., 380.
Freeborn, 565, 574.
Free Block, 71.
Freedom, N. Y , 196.
Freedom, Schooner, 185.
Freight Schooner, 274.
Freehold, N. J,, 444.
Freeman, 566.
Free Schools, 101.
Freetown, Mass., 136. 157,

360, 400, 470, 556, 572.
French, 497, 543.
French (people), 179,351.35
French Ambassador, 35S.
French Artillery, 259.
French Chapel, London. 160
French Commissioner, 326.
French Consul, 314, 332.
French Convention, 52.
French Court Martial, 131.
French Empire, 240.
French General, 79, 259.
French Government, 358.

171.
611.

199.

606.

3'9-

449.

254.

X \ \ I I

INDKX

French Go\-ei"nor, 71.

French Institute, 317.

French Lady, 523.

Frenchmen, 39, 116, 159, 189.

French Minister, 523.

French Officers, ^6.

I''rench Republic, 53,65, 367.

I'"ieiich Keiugces, 86.

I-'iencii Ke\i)hiti(-)n, 324.

i''ieiuh .Shi[). 55,78, 96, 197, 230,

^«o, 309, 332, 428, 434.
Frencl) Treiisury, 325.
I''i-encii X'essel, 286.
I'"rench War, 209, 224, 229
Fiesimien ("lass, l-irDwn IJ., 392.
]'"rientl, 63, 79, 151,200, 407.
l"'riciKls' Hunal Grdund, 420.
FiicD.ls' M. II., Athens, X. V.,

471-
Fiieiuls' M. 1 1,, t'raiisliin, K. I ,

471, 478, 479, 509.
Friiaiils' M. 11,, Daitninntli,

iM.iss., 501 .
Fiiends' M," II., Durham, Me.,

595;

l''iieiKls' iM. 11., 1-;. Greenwich,

K. 1.477.
Fiiends' I\l. H.,Fall River, Mass.,

577-
Friend:,' M. II , F^.^ter, R. L,6oi.
[■'liends' M 11. 1 lopkinton, R.

I . 50' 1.
Fiieiid>' .M. I l.,X.intiuket,M.iss.,

576
1-riends M. 11., New Becloitl,

Mass., 484, 502.
friends' M. II., Xew].)ort, 461,

477' 4''^5. SOI. 503, 529, 533,

540, 543. 551. 554. 55«. 576.

585, 596, ()oo, 605.
l-'rieiuls' M 11., New \'()rk, 595.
Fiiends' M. 1 1, I'ortsmuuth, 471,

47«. 4'/'. 576, 596.
Friends' .M . 11 , I'Kuidence, 470,

477. 47''^, 4>'>i. 54-. 567. 597.
599

Friends' ,M . II., .Smiihtield, 466,

478, 4,S2, 544, 554, 597.
l-'iieiuls' M. II., Somerset, 551.

Friends' M. 11., Tiverton, 502,

524. 554
iM'iends' M. H., Warwick, 544.
Friends' M. II., Woonsocket,

597-

Friend Merchant, 449.

Friend Minister, 36, 57. 212,
254, 272, 277, 326, 336, 339,
381, 395, 420. 449.

Frieiul I'leacher, 142, 189.

Friend School, 236.

Friend Sjieaker. 160.

Friends, Society of, 43. 45, 48.
50, 58, 74, 90, ic8, 1 13, 122,
124, 130, 131, 158, 171, 176,
178, 179, 188, 191, 196, 197,

204, 213, 222, 2ii, 234, 236.
239. 242, 254, 255, 268. 274,
276. 28 J, 287, 290, 303, ^05,
323, 328, 338, 343, 347, 358,
360, 363, 369, 379, 3S6, 395,
403, 420, 422. 431, 445, 447.

Frieiulship. .Schonnei', 282

Irrigate Fsse.x, 135.

FriL;ate United .States, 414

Frith, 459.

Friithini;liam, 492.

Fry. 555, (.13

Fulhani. ]:\)<j,., 192.

Fuller, 447, 486, 502. 505, 512,

521, 569, 580, 586, 613.
Fultiin, .Ste.imhoat, 598.
I*"usileers, 123.

("i;id,>tlen, 98.

Gat^e, 497.

G.illatin Co., K\.. 435.

Gallatin, 'Fenn , 353

Galli[)olas, ( )., 52.

(lalwax', N. v., O09.

(ianiniell. 461, 588.

Gano. J^, 228, 458, 461, 464, 467.
472, 475, 476, 477, 478, 479,
480, 482. 483. 484, 486, 488,
489, 490, 491, .192, 493, 494,
495, 496, 497, 498, 499, 501,
502, 503. 504, 505, 507, 508,
510, 511, 513, 515, 516, 519,

INDEX

XXXIII

Gano, — Continued.

520, 521, 522, 525, 529, 531,
532. 533. 534- 538, 541. 544,
545. 546, 547. 548, 549. 550,
553. 555. 555. 557. 558, 560,
561, 562, 563, 564, 565, 567,
568, 569, 570, 57'. ^73' 575.
576. 577. 579. 580, 581. 582,
583, 585, 5'^6, 587, 588, 589.
590. 591. 592, 593. 594. 595.
598, 601, 602, 603, 604, 605,
606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611,
612, 613, 6(4, 615, 616.

Gardiner, 232, 458, 469, 487,
492, 495, 501, 523, 530, 534,
535. 536. 559. 568, 586, 589.
595. 596. 615, 616.

Gardiner, Me., 151, 585-

Garrick, 191.

Garter, Knight of the, 450.

Gascoine, Shij), 231.

Gaston, 486.

Gates, 175.

Gates Co., N. C, 250.

Gavett, 551.

Gay, 522, 529. 533, 589-

Gazee, 500.

Gazette, Boston, Mass., 615.

Gazette of Charleston, S. C,
428.

Gazette, Delaware, 548.

Gazette, Federal, of Baltimore,
Md., 452.

Gazette, Georgetown, S. C, 98.

Gazette, Kno.wille, Tenn., 239.
Gazette, New York, 38.
Gazette, Pennsylvania, 258.
Gazette, Philadelphia, Pa., 216.
Gazette. Royal Baltimore, Md.,

434-
Gazette, Salem, Mass , 615.
Gazette, United States, 233.
Geddes, 272.
General Armstrong, Privateer,

145.
General Assembly, 410, 433.
General Assembly of Conn., 141,

187, 226.
General Assembly, Member of,

32, 64, 85, 91, 108, 124, 216,

General Assembly,— Continued.

229, 239, 246, 248, 252, 271,

286, 305, 330. 335. 376, 417-
General Assembly of N. Y.,

148, 464.
General Assembly of Penn., 72.
General Court, 365.
General Court of Mass., 49.
General Court, Member of, 93.
General Greene, U. S. Ship,

161, 218, 261, 280, 301, 323,

325, 343-
General Hawes, Schooner, 168.
General Hospital, 336.
General Hosjiital, Bristol, 169,

189,433-
General Hospital, Mass.. 251.
General Hospital, Norfolk, Va.,

98.
General Jackson, Schooner, 55.
General Jackson, Ship, 391.
General Post Office, 368.
General Treasurer of the State,

585-
Genessee, N. \ ., 380.
Genessee Co., N. Y„ 188.
Genessee Co. Court, N. Y.,

Judge of, 188.
Genet, 590.
Geneva, Fr., 131.
Geneva, Vt., 434.
Genoa, N. Y., 236.
George, 569, 615.
George H, 86, 251.
George HI, 251.
George, Brig, 201.
Georgetown, D. C, 72, 175, 180.
Georgetown, Md., 103.
Georgetown, Pa., 251.
Georgetown, S. C, 112, 245, 289,

343-
Georgetown, S. C, Gazette, 98.

Georgetown, Va., 105, 302, 312,

316, 389, 411. 521-
George Porter, Ship. 309.
George Washington, Ikig, 452.
George Washington, Schooner,

360.
George Wa.shington, Ship, 83.

\ X \ I \- 1 M ) i: X

(k'or<4ia, 34, 96, 99, ill, 2"/^, (llocester, Mass., 44, 386, 394,

344. 375, 385. 431.49s. 586. 515.

Georgia, Governor of, 108, 205, (ilocester, R. I., 27, 28, 32, 49,

206, 326. 76, 79, 83, 124, 152, 166, 180,

Georgia Kepublican, I2i. 193, 226, 238. 249, 250, 251,

Georgia, Superior Court of, 116. 252, 275, 277, 278. 279, 280,

(;eogra[)hy, 104. 281, 283, 284, 285, 298, 305,

German, 52, 349. 306, 321,333.348,351.352,

(jeniian Aiithcir, 253. 358, 360,361,366,374,408,

German l)orti)r, 254. 409, 414, 415, 423, 424, 425,

German Dramatic Writer, m. 42S, 433, 438, 439, 441, 457,

(ierman Matts, X. ^^, 69, 330. 462, 464, 473, 474, 482, 483,

German laitlieian Ghurch, 35. 485, 487, 489, 499, 503, 521,

German I'aper. 21. ^ 5:9, 530, 543, 546, 555, 55S,

Germantnwn, I'a , 135, 269, 317, 559. 564, 570, 581, 589, 591,

440 597, 600, 601.

(iermantnwn, i'a., Ixittle of, 226. Gnat Island, 230.

(jermany, 43, 71. 103, 131, 1:59, (Joiltlaal, 19, 277, 475, 536. 550,

186,210,217,233,248,253, 56s.

310, 349- ni^ 398, 420, 453. Gdcicling, 524.

Gi;mt, Irisli, 153. (iodeau, 519.

Gihhs, 118, 345, 401, 509, 535, Godfrey, 570, 577, 600, 615.

588. Goff, 492.

(iihraltai-, 521. Goffstown. N. H., 306.

(libraltai-, I'rigate, 60, 395. Golconda, Sliip, 422.

Gil)raltar, S])ain, 92, 206, 311, (ioldsmitli, 187, 308.

406. Gold Medal, 133.

(]ibson. 471, 512. 550, 554, 563, Gonsolve, 539, 589.

567, 568, 573, 616. Gooding, 180.

(jiddmgs, 563. (loodson, 3S4.

Giessen liessen, 'ier., 67. (loodwin, 3 14, 533.

Clifford, 512, 532. 577, 613. Gordeau, 461.

Giles, 535. (Gordon, 467.

Giles Co., Va., 200. Goree, Afr., 183, 365, 437.

Gillmore, 541, 601. Gorgon, British Ship, 240.

Gilman, 443, 522, 5S7. Gor'ham, 148, 475, 493, 521, 598.

(iilmantown, N. H., 266. (iorham. Me, 94, 101, 502.

(Jindset, 4S8. (iorton. 65, 300, 40 r, 421, 573.

Gladding, 408, 460, 506, 548, Goshen, N. Y, 35, 2S6, 330.

570. 57^'. 58c, 593. (iosjiel Ministry, 395.

(ilasgow Co, N. C. 267. Gos|)ort, V'a., 143.

(ilasgow, Scot., 94, 101, 136, Go.ss, 589,

5'^5- Gostnagolly, Ire.. 444.

Glasgow, Scot., Uni. of, 2-]':,, (iould, 477, 499, 511, 540,554,

434- 566, 599.

Glastonbury. Ct., 121, 200, 358, Government, British, 27.

603. (jovernment of Guatamala, T^.

Gleason, 579 Governor of Alabama, 184.

Glocester Co., N. J , 255. (ioxcmor of Harbadoes, 225. 300.

Governor of (."anada, 199

INDEX

XXXV

Governor of Charter House, 192,

209.
Governor Colony of Rhode

Island, 382, 383.
Governor of Connecticut, 64,

187, 354. 35«. 376, 445-
Governor of Dantzic, Ger. , 209.
Governor of Delaware, 100. .
Governor-elect of Delaware, I'f4.
Governor of Georgia. 108, 520,

206, 326.
Governor General of Berbice,

508, 541.
Governor Hopkins, Brig, 236.
Governor of Kentucky, ji, 254.
Governor of Lower Canada, 224.
Governor of Maryland, 144, 188,

313.436.
Governor of Massachusetts, 144,

197. 267, 315, 317, 318.
Governor of Mississippi Ter.,

249.
Governor of New Hampshire,

400, 490.
Governor of New Jersey, 61,

197.
Governor of New York, 118,

363.
Governor of North Carolina,

131, 295.
Governor of Nova Scotia, 199,

400.
Governor of Ohio, 104.
Governor of Pennsylvania, 100,

108, 1 19, 176, 322.
Governor of Portsmouth, Eng. ,

188.
G(.)vern()r of Rhode Island, 69.
Governor of St. Christo[)hers,

VV. I., 370.
Governor of South Carolina, 123.
Governor of Tennessee, 102.
Governor of Virginia, 129, 158,

283,441.
Governor of Vermont, 283.
Governor's Council of Massachu-
setts, 150.
Grafton, 218, 574, 604.
Grafton, Mass., 41, 303. 400, 407.
Grammarian, 217.

Gramont, 210.

"Granby, Ct., 1 16.

Grand Marshal of Palace, 245.

Grandee of Spain, 318.

Grand Seigneor, 366, 372.

Grand St. Espret, N. C, 80.

Grant, 531, 588, 603.

Grason, 566.

Grass River, 63, 64, 212.

Gravel Bank, 422.

Graves, 578.

Gravesend, Eng., 375.

Gray, 468. 472, 476, 479, 564,
579, 582, 589, 590, 594.

Gray, Me.. 131.

Great Barrington, Mass., 266.

Great Bridge, 296.

Great Britain. 136, 459, 501, 515.

Great Britain, Ambassador to,
185.

Great Britain, Court of, 269.

Great Pond, Mass., 196, 24S.

Great Tower Hill, Eng., 459.

Greek, Prof, of, 191.

Greene, 20, 57, 204, 458, 471,
478, 479, 481, 482, 484,487,
488, 496, 498, 501, 503, 507,
508, 509, 513, 526, 528, 529,

530, 532, 534. 536. 539. 545.
546, 552, 553, 561, 574, 585,
586, 588, 590, 596, 597, 610,

613.
Greene Co, lenn., 256.
Greene, Me., 22, 205.
Greenes Harbor, Ct., 22.
Greenbush, L. I., 300.
Greenbush, N. Y., 367.
Greenbush, Pa., 317.
Greenfield, Mass., 195.
Greenfield, N. Y., go, 390, 558.
Green Hill, Md., 35.
Green Hill, Miss., 273.
Greenland, N. H ., 96.
Greenleaf, 482.
. Greenman, 502, 507.
Greenock, 23.
Greenville, N. Y., 469.
Greenville, R. I., 1 11.
Greenville, S. C, 69.
Greenwich, Ct., 28S.

XX.WI

IXDKX

Greenwich, Mass., 555.
Greenwich, N. Y., 299, 594.
(jreeiivvich, R. I., 481.
Greenwich Hospital, ling., 156,

169.
(jreenwodd, 537, 549.
Greer, 549.
(irollet, 595,
(Irenada, N. II .. 396.
(Jrenada, W. I., 65.
("irenadier Gonipany, 450.
Grenadiers, British, 114.
(jrenchey, 490.
Grenhm, 538.
Grenville, 489.
Grenviile Co., N. C, 540,
Gretna Green, Scot., 157, 552.
Grieves, 84, 4S9, 576.
Griffeth, 360.

Grinneil, 39. 473. 524, 560.
Grinsby I'aiish, L'. C, 247.
(irist Mill, 41, 47, 23s.
(iriswold, 64, 365, 459, 462, 472,

491. 524. 525. 534. 581, 584.

593, 595,611,613.
Grocer, 66, 112, 165.
Grosvenor, 500, 576.
(jroton, Ct., 125, 154, 2S9, 429,

561, 602.
Groton, Mass., 199.
Grove Christ Church, S. C, 95.
(Jrove Christ Church Parish,

S. C, 95.
( I roves, 566.
Gidw, 457.

(iuadaloii|)e, W. I., 212, 314.
Gualon, C. A , 41.
Guard, a body, 103.
Gnat.iinala, Government ol, 78.
(iuernere, Hritish I'Vig.ite, 212,

245,284,301.
Guild, 468. 505, 539.
Guilderland, N. Y .. 215, 485.
Guile, 609.

Guilford, Ct., 129, 398.
(iuilfiird, Ct., Jiattfe of, 226.
Gniltord, liarl of, 139.
Guilford, X. I!., 121.
( iuillard. 446.
(.un, 427, 430, 435, 438.

(nmboat No. 2, 82.

Gunboat No. 46, 102, 272, 284.

Gurney. 532.

Gu.shee, 520, 538, 545, 576.

Gwin, 3 1 3.

H

Ilachhitching, ()., 28.

Iladdani, Ct., 357.

Hadwen, 501, 543, 551, 605.

Hagerstown, Md., 34.

Hagley, I'.ng , 344.

Hagon, 536,

Hague, 367.

Ilaile, 496, 576.

1 lames, 515.

Hale, 530, 535, 602.

Halifa.N Co., N. C, 197.

Halifax, X. .S., 23, 24, 26. 39, 46,
53, 64,65, 67, 71, 92, 94, 97,
100, 104, 1 1 I, 118, 123, 129,
1^2, I s8, 141, 144, 150, 152,
155, 158, 166, 169, 185, 18S,
190, 192, 196, 197, 199. 202,
206, 209, 211, 228, 229, 241,
243, 245, 249. 250, 251, 267,
271, 273, 278, 286, 295, 296,
298, 299, 301, 305, 306, 309,
311, 312, 325, 340, 354, 377,
388, 400, 406, 416, 419, 422,
424, 426, 433, 436, 439. 440.
449, 450, 453, 513.

H.dl, 470, 497, 505, 515, 522,
524, 537, 596,601.

llallett, ijy. 582.

Hallowell, Me., 120, 141, 143,
226, 413, 467.

ll.ilsey, 527, 611, 612.

Hamburg, (ler.. 31, 222, 253,

340. 392.
Hamilton, 247.
1 lamilton College, 141.
I lamilton. .Ship, 218.
Hamilton X'illage, N. V., 368.
Hamlin, 523, 529.
I lamback, Ann, 219
I lamm, 531, 583.
1 lamm.ismith, ling., 221.

INDEX

XXXVII

Hammett, 308.

Hammond, 223, 329, 465, 468,

49-. 603.
Hampilen Co., Mass., 267.
Hampden Federalist, 537.
Hampshire Co., Kng., 151,
Hampshire Co., Va., 210.
Ham stead, 28.
Hampton, 131.
Hampton, Ct., 489, 564, 586.
Hampton, N. H., 15S, 411.
Hampton Roads, Va., 231, 286.
Hampton, Va , 286, 527.
Hamton, 293.
Hanable, Jam,, 215.
Hancock, 177, S-i
Hancock Co., Ga., 135, 205, 206.
Handkerchief, 119
Handley, 492, 587.
Handspike, 4'..
Handy. 497, 566, 585.
Hannah, Sloop. 72.
Hanover, Mass., 361, 408, 508.
Hanover, N. H., 189, 283, 331,

408.
Hanscum, 604.
Harbor Master, 337.
Hardenburgh, 597.
Harding, 103, 474, 479, 531.
Hardwick, (ia., 93.
Hardvvick, Mass., 106, 386.
Hardy, 513.
Hare, 587.
Harker, 548.
Harlem, N. Y., 396.
Harper's P'erry, \'a., 42
Harpswell, 314.
Harra, 234, 293.
Harrington, 512, 534
Harris, 208, 275, 282, 463. 483,

491, 524, 527, 549, 560, 571,

595. 600, 614.
Harrisburg, Pa., 23, 72, 206, 416.

Hart, 469,494- 531- 573-

Hartford, Ct., 34, 40, 43, 56, 61,
62, 63, 87, 164, 182. 187,
189, 190, 191, 198. 209, 222,
228, 257, 260,270.311,315,

332, 334. 358. 374. 392, 396,
399, 436, 448, 460, 468, 505,

Hartford, Ct.,— Contmued.

506, 517, 522, 566, 587, 590,

597-
Hartford Co., Md , 114.
Hartford Co., N. C, 437.
Hartford, N. Y., 167.
Hartland, Vt., 323.
Hartshorn, 468.
Hartwell, 539, 541.
Hartwich, 299
Harvard Corporation, 81.
Harvard College, 351, 352, 365,

420, 426.
Harvard, I<"ellow of, 81.
Harvard, Mass., 580.
Harvard University, 81, 123,

1-9, 19', 396, 399, 417, 442.

Harvey, 50J, 508, 562.

Havre de Grace, 235, 440.

Havre, Packet Ship, 395.

Harwick, N. Y., 59

Harwood, 576, 603.

Haskins, 525.

Haslett, 526

Hatch, 547.

Hatch's Ta\'ern, 398.

Hathaway, 505, 551.

Hatter, 30, 169, 452, 562.

Hatteras, Va., 50.

Havana, W. I., 23, 25, 26, 29, 43,
45. 55. 63, 66, 68, 75, 84, 85,
87, 88, 94, 115, 127, 136,
150, 151, 161, 174, 182, 184,
200, 203, 220, 222, 234, 235,
245, 25s, 260, 262, 279, 294,
330. 335. 341. 356, 363, 366,
374, 383, 38s, 586, 387, 414,
423, 429, 432, 437, 441, 452.

Haverhill, Mass., 24, 28, 51, 70,
150, 161, 249, 2<Si, ^23< 467.

498, 579-
Haverhill, N. H , 158
Hawes, 56, 505, 508.
Havvke, Brig, 228.
Hawkins, 475, 476, 47S, 483,

496, 499, 609.
Hawsbury, Lord, 61.
Hay ford, 533

Haymarket Theatre, Eng., 197.
I laynes, 574.

X X X \' 1 1 1

INDKX

I lajwaiil, 590.

Hazard, 234, 484, 487, 489, 493,

502, 579, 592.
Hazard, Ship, 398.
Ilazelton, 558,
Hazlett, 610.
Healey, 461, 578.
Health Officer, 47, 200.
Heath, 487.
Heath, Ahiss., 1 10.
Heatdii, 476, 601.
Hel>re\v. Prof, of, 237.

I lehicw .Sorietv, 64.
Hebron, C't., 381.
Hebron, .\ V., 71.
Heddiiig, 561 .

I I eilotnai), 491.
I leiskell, 495.

I leislaml, 506, 5 17.

I lelena. .Ark., 258.

1 lelen, .Ship, 307.

1 leUeiistein, 561.

Hell-ate, 288, 357.

I i elme. Oof).

] leiidrick, 4O3, 551, 611.

I iendshaw, 604.

1 ieiidswoi th, I'Jig . 2"]] .

I ieiiiietta, X. Y , 480, 614.

1 iciu y, 478, 482, 505.

1 I eiii)', lirii;, 566.

i ieiu y de .S.lnc, 240.

iler.ild, of the U. S,

I lei kinier C'o,, N. \'

1 ierin m, ( ia., 140

Hermes. Brig', 95, 231, 305.

I lei III it, IU2.

I I ei o ol .Saiiiliisky. 61 2.

1 leiii'^ti at lis. the Modern, },']2.

1 [eiiesholf. 544.

Hertfordshire, Hng., 293, 522.

He.se, 338.

Hesse Cassel, (ier., 80, 440.

I le-sian, 253.
J letheriiiLitoii, 480.
Hewitt. 433.

I I e)'er, 3 1 7.

Hieks. 469, 512, 520, 527, 605.
I hdden, 564
1 1 ighbnry, Mng.,

593
. >^5-

] ligh Gate, V.x\{

■.34-
. 280.

lighland Co., O., 250.
lighlands of Scotland, 98.
ligh Priest, Jewish, 130.
liTl, 174,467, 468,478, 528, 529,

530, 544, 546, 550, 568, 570,

571, 578, 5S6, 603.
lillsboro, Md., 49.
lillsboro, N. H., 35.
lillsboro. N. C, 237, 363.
lilLsdale, N. V., r>
lindoo, 31.
Iindr)stan, 261.
iinghani, Mass.. 56, 97, 437,

473' 563.615-
Iingston, 52 r .
linsdale, N. II., 100.
lispaniola, W. I., 35, 114, 122,

204.
listorian, 229, m.
listory of America. 211.
litchcock, 4O6, 472, 482, 490,

496, 517. 528, 584.
lobait, 612.
lodges, 467, 495. 535, 559, 579,

590.

I olliiook, 20.

1 olden. Mass., 406.

I older, 602

loldroyd, 458.

lollanil, 58O.

1 ollanil, I'airopc. 31, 113, 1 74.

lolles, 13^, Ol 2.

lollis. Me . 24, 25.

lollis, Professor of iJivii

3 3 I ■
loliiston, M.iss , 2^, 81,

241, 40O, 417, 400, 588.
I.ilmt s, 163, 283, 464, 468,

483, 489. 551, 590.
lolinesburg. Pa.. 462.
loll, 395. 502, 605.
iomei', 489

lomer, N. ^^, 263. 379.
Ioni'\ man, 21 5, 382, 5 17.
[onor. Legion ot, 240.
lonor, M.iids of, 363.
loo, Baron of, '},']2.
loockey, 572.
I Odd, 583.
lope, l^rig, 31.

iity,
109,
470,

IXDKX XXXIX

Hope, Schooner, 43. Hudson, N. Y., — Continued.
Hope, Ship, 385. 57i. 610.

Hopkins, 99, 40(, 474, 477, 541, Hudson River, 321.

'' 550, 563, 582, 585, 588, 600. Hull, 469, 502, 514, 586, 602.

Hopkinton, Mass., 162, 366, 433. Hull, Eng., 450.

Hopkinton, N. Y., lOi. Hull, Mass., 417.

Hopkinton, K. I., 81,92, 327, Hull, U. C , 103.

399, 502, 579, 596, 60S. Humane Society, 133,

Hopkins, Maria, Brig, 298. Humphrey. 466, 489, 494, 525,
Hopkins, Ship, Governor, 25. 545, 547.

Hoppin, 533, 534, 543, 573. Hunney, 36.S.

Horn, 465. Hunt, 478, 486, 498, 570, 577,
Horner, N. Y., 245. 585.

Hornet, U. S. Ship, 78, 453. Hunter, 74, 229, 541.

Horse, 370, 401, 409, 416, 438, Hunter, Brig, 198, 221.

448, 449. Hunter, N. Y., 63, 433.

Horswell, 538, 565. Huntington, 427, 566.

Horton, 298. 351, 504, 520, 574. Huntington, Ct , 203, 305.

Hospital, 155, 361 Huntington Co., Md., 425.

Hospital General, Bristol, 433. Huntingtonshire, ling., 424.

Hospital, Marine, 435. Huntsville, Ala., 237.

Hospital, N. Y., 211, 237, 268, Huntsville, Vt., 284.

314. Hurd, 587.

Hospital, Pa., 437. Hurlburt, 607.

Housatonic River, gi. Hurl Gate, L. I., 44, 102, 314,
Houselander, 609. 415.

House of Assistants, Penn., 197. Hurrin, 433.

House of Bourbon, 351. Hutchins, 74, 556,

House Carpenter, 159, 164. Hutchinson, 592.

House of Commons, 416. Hutsc^n, 282.

House of Delegates, Md., 205. Huttlestone, 588.

House, Old Coffee, 234. Hutton, 498, 566.

House of Representatives, Pa., Huynis, 597.

96. Hyde, 597.

Housewright, 165, 429 Hyde Co., N. C, 266.

Howard, 298, 466, 485, 507, 564. Hydrotihohia, 322, 403,
Howard, Mass, 130
Howe, 485, 518, 533, 599.

Howell, 262, 542, 543. 607. '

Howes, 611.

Howland, 471. 534, 545, 547, 568, Ide, 406, 484, 517, 563, 615.

599, 609. If, Brig, 269.

Howland's Ferry, R. I , 141, Illinois, 599.

Hoyle, 572. Illinois, Ter., 328.

Hubbard, 51, 465, 493, 60S. Independence, 159.

Hubbardton, Mass., 90, 238, 447. Independence, Declaration of, 49,
Hudson, 207, 512. 382, 430.

Hudson, N. Y., 44, 61, 75, "JJ, Independence, N. J., 318.

102, 146, 147, 154, 247, 259, India, 64, Tl, 114, 190, 335, 422,

343- 417- 429. 459, 538, 563. 5-2.

XI.

ixnKX

India, Am. Mis.sionary to,
India, a Prince of, 261 .
India Bridge, R. I., 56.
India Point, R. I., 437.
Inilian Mas.sacre, 1 13.
Indian Ocean, 451.
Intiian, Oneida, i.So.
Indian Preacher, 143.
Indian (Jueen Inn, 336.
Indian Reser\'ati<)n, 214.
Indian.s. 28, ^2, 112, 113

151, 205, "322, 301, 304

334, 366, 399.
Indian.s. Penob.scot, 150.
Indian.s, .Seamen, 38 1.
Imiiantown, N. C, 386.
Indian War, 136, 289.
Indian Whaler, 401 .
Indian. I, 3 19.
Indu.stry, Brig, 358.
Infantry, ]'"nst U. S., 404
Infantry, Third V . .S., 497.
Intantry, L'. -S., 293, 336. J

Inferinr Conrt, Kent Co., R. 1., J

140.
Ingalls. 537, 596. J

Ingoltstnnc, I'-ng., 293. J

liigi.ihani, 525. 559, 572.
Innh'ildei', 145, 304, 300, 363,
Inn, Indi.in ( )ueen. 336.
Innkeeper, 255, 257, 398, 41S.
IiKinirer, .\'antncl<et, 591.
Insane, i'hysician (.)f the, 432.

134. Ireland, — Continued.

213, 222, 276, 310, 316, 319,
326, 335, 3i7- 342. 350, 352,
381, 434, 437, 496.

Iris, Schooner, 402.

Irish (name), 531, 602.

Irish Bard, 153.

Irish Giant, 153, 511.

Irishman, 26, 116, 196, 234.

Irish PajK'r, 342.
131, Iroiulequot B.i)-, 450.
309, Iron Inirnace, 96, 112.

Irons, i;^j. f05.

Iris, Ship, 105.

Isle de ].<iss. .Africa, 451.

Isle of I'liince, ]ij.

Islington, I'a., 361.

Italy, 102, 238, 401.

Ives, 543.

290, 450.
.S. .Army,

Ins])ect()r ot Customs
Insi)ei'tor (ieneial, L'

596.

Instructor, 290
Integrity, Ship, 289.
1 ntelligence, ot I.t'cds, I-jig., 447. J
Intelligence, the Merimac. 467. j
Intentoi", 52. J

Intel n.d Re\eniie, Collector of,

1 79.
linentioi). Mechanical, 241.
J mentor, 24O. )

Ipswich. Mass , 178, 473, 503, 510, J

559. 5<J3. 584- J

Iredell Co., N. C, 111. 272. J

Ireland, 25, 26, 50, Ji, 75, 85, J

115, 119, 129, 133, 190, 191, J

acknifc, 285.

ackson, 333, 457, 474, 478.

492. 524, 542. 593. 615-
ackson. West Tennessee, 3
acohs, 458, 4^4, 485, 4c;6,

509, 520. 521. 54'^- 533.

575, jS'. 591. 607.
ail, 239, 249.
akcways, 595.
aniaic.i, 1 , 1 , 490.
amaica, .Mass , 362.
amaica .St.itioii, 26O-
amaica, W. 1., 21, 61

1 4(1, 224, 247, 2.S2,
362, 372.

4S2,

87.
508,
561.

341. 34f>.

446.
ames, 470.
amcs l\i\er,
amestown, 1

> /-•
3'3.
292,

211J, 26

226, 401.

:. I.. .]^.
268,

59''-

20/.

557'

397, 481

.miesville, .S. ('.. ~(-).
a])an, Court ot, 3 10.
arvis, 522, 615.
ason, British .Shi]), 348
astram, 494.
efferson, 20)0.

"5.
3''i4.
599.

126,

435.

179.

395.
C05,

INDEX

XI.I

Jefferson Co., Ga.. in.
V Jenckes, 79, 15.S, 336, 406, 447,
462, 468, 480, 486, 499, 306,
508, 511, 53r, 535, 539, 543,
545. 548, 553. 562, 564, 567,
596, 598, 603, 6r4, 615.

Jenkinton, Pa., 105.

Jennings, 330.

Jenkins, 471, 490. 575.

Jennison, 409.

Jenny, 583.

Jerauld, 496, 553, 574.

Jersey, Earl of, 372.

Jerusalem, N. Y., 180.

Jesuits, Order of, 131.

Jeweler, 373.

Jewell, 469.

Jewett City, Ct., 451.

Jew, Merchant, 272.

Jew Synagogue, London, Eng.,
130.

Jewish High Priest, 130.

Jewish Merchant, 130.

Jewish Nation, 227.

Jillson, 464, 476, 547. 570, 610.

John Adams, U. S. Ship, 49.

John Carter Hrown Library, 20.

John Jay, Ship, 38, 51, 346, 402,
411.

Johnson, 459, 470, 476, 592, 513,
552, 554, 602, 604, 616.

Johnston, k. L,24, 28, 29, 30, 41,
44, 46, 68, -J, 79, 90, 91, 98,
105, 146, 156, 164, 166, 167,
192, 207, 208, 211, 212, 216,
217, 230, 251, 265, 266, 275,
280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 286,
287, 299, 300, 312, 313, 3?o,
338, 339. 356. 370, 371. 372.
374. 382. 386, 389, 390, 391,
402, 409, 413, 422. 428, 429,
430, 438. 439, 461, 462, 464,
475, 476, 477, 490, 491, 496,
497. 499. 508, 509, 511, 512,
514, 521, 538, 545, 546, 547,
550, 554. 557. 559. 568, 572,
581, 583, 584, 586, 603, 616.

Johnstown, N. Y., 40, 445.

Johonnett, 535.

Jones, 27, 37, 169, 213, 423, 460,

462, 465, 467, 522, 526, 540,

547. 549. 550, 561,573. 574.

576, 578, 584, 587, 593, 594,

600, 605, 616.
Jordan, 508, 565.
Joseph L 245.
Josejjhine, Empress, 461.
joslin, 506. 518, 598.
Joy, Me., 435.
Judge, 124.

Judge of Adams Co., Vt., 315.
Judge of Admiralty, 44. 55.
Judge Court Common Pleas,

305-
Judge C. C. Pleas, Bristol Co.,

R. I., 393-
Judge Genesee Co. Court, N.

Y., 188
Judge County Court. 433, 441,
Judge H. M. Supreme Court of

N. S., 115.
Judge of Mississippi District,

351-
Judge of Newport Co., C. C.

Pleas, 224.
Judge Ontario Co., X. Y., 135.
Judge of Probate, 155.
Judge Providence Co.. C. C.

Pleas, 134.
Judge Washington Co., C. C.

Pleas, 375.
Judge, District, 361.
judge District of Maryland, 225.
Judge Superior Cotu't, 224-
Judge Superior Court of N. \\.,

365-
JudgeSupremeCourt of Georgia,

382.
Judge Supreme Court of X. Y.,

, 367.
Judge U. S. Supreme Court,

164.
Judge Supreme Judicial Court

of Mass., 332.
Judson, 463, 486, 567, 581.
Junior Class, Brown University,

137, 198.
Junius Letters, 443.
Jura, Isle of, 72.

XI. II

ixi)i:\-

Justice C. C. Pleas, r5risti>l Co.,
280.

Justice C. C. Pleas, f^ssex Co.,
Mass., 354.

Justice C. C. I'leas, Providence
Co., 410.

Justice C. C. Pleas, Washing-
ton Co., 347.

Justice, Oldest in Count)', 407.

Justice U. S. Court, 434.

justice of Peace, 124, 1S7, 335,

.393. 405-
Justin, 494.

K

Kaighn. 21, 557, 592.

KaltilsDii, 21.

Kanionski, 21.

Kamnieser, 2 1.

Kaminski, 21.

Kanawha, \'a., 293.

Kane. 21, 586.

Kant, 21. ■

Kauffer, 21.

Kaul, 21.

Kaull, 607.

Kay, 21.

Kearnes, 21.

Kearney, 21.

Kearsley, 21.

Keaton, 21.

Keech, 22, 501, 555, 614.

Keeler, 22.

Keene, 22, 484, 559, 560.

Keene, N 11, 37, 121. 213.

Keeney, 22.

Keese, 22.

Keith, 22.

Keller, 22.

Kelleiman, 23.

Kelley, 2^, 464, 494, 49S. 510.

Kellogg, 23

Kelsey, 23.

Kelton, 23, 412, 571. 577.

Kenible, 24.

Kem|i, 24.

Kenipe, 24.

Keinpthorn, 24.

KeiuiaJl, 24, 477, 507.

Kendasl, 25.

Kendrick, 25.

Kenna, 25.

Kennard, 25.

Keinie. 25.

Kennebec Iviver, 182.

Kennebuiik, i\Ie., 178.

KennebiHik River, 69, 142.

Kennedy, 25, 196.

Kenney, 26.

Kensington, 26.

Kent, 26, 139, 509, 570, 602.

Kent Co., Del., 108, 1 14, 582.

Kent, luig., 157.

Kentucky, 62. 119, 247, 310.

Kentucky, Covernor of, jt,, 254.

Kenyon, 26, 608.

Ke]5pel], 2G.

Ke|)])ele, 27.

Kerby, 549.

Kerr, 27.

Kershaw, 27.

Kerton, 27.

Kerver, 27.

Ketland, 27.

Ketter. 2/.

Kettle, ii7. 338.

Key, 27.

Keyes, 449.

Key W'est, Fla., 116. 236, 302.

Khaan. 2/.

Kickenuiit River, 61.

Kidder, 27.

Kidiic)-, 2/.

Kies, '27.

Kieth, 556.

Kili)y, 2y.

Kilhani, 518, 551, 615.

Killgoic, 27.

Killingly, Ct., 27, 47, 58, 66, 74,
88, 89. 94, 114, 146, 161, 162,
198, 244, 247, 259, 276. 295,

296. 313. 319. 344. 35'- 5^7,
402, 429, 434, 460, 462, 469,
483, 485, 486, 489, 490, 494,
496, 50G, 507, 5 IS, 519, 520,
521, 545, 552, 556. 559, 564,
568, 572, 577, 587, 593. 603,
604, 606, 607, 608, 613.

Killane, 500.

Killuni, 498, 572.

INDEX

XI.III

105, 270,

Kilton, 61 1.
Kilty, 27.
Kimball, 27, 48 1.
Kimberlin, 28.
Kinderh'jok, N. Y.

322, 367.
King, 28. 475, 504, 517, 553, 611.
King Ex-Coiincil, Member of,

279.
Kingman, 30.
Kingsbury, 466.
Kingsley, 30, 606.
Kingston, 30.
Kingston, Jam , 35, 64, 97, 100,

182, 235.
Kingston, Mass.. 247, 257, 347,

510.
Kingston, N. Y , 448.
Kingston, R. I., 123.
Kingston, Tenn., 119.
Kingston. U. C, 506.
King of France, 55.
Kmg George Co., Va., 3(6.
King of Prussia, 53, 103.
King of Sandwich Isles, 189.
King's Bench, Chief Justice of,

26, 51.
Kingsbridge, N. Y., 244.
Kings County, R. I., 140.
Kinney, 30.
Kinnicutt, 30, 286, 459. 475, 514,

544. 547-
Kimnimicut Point, 276.
Kinsdale, Ire., 327.
Kinsey, 30

Kinver Salop, ling., 163.
Kirby, 30.
Kirkland, 30.
Kirkman, 31.
Kirmackle, 31.
Kishum, 31.
Kissani, 31.
Kitchen, 31.
Kittera, 31.
Kittery, Me., 170.
Kitts, 31.
Klein, 31.
Kletline, 31.
Klamp, 31.
Klopstock, 31.

Knapp, 31.

Kneeland, 32.

Knetzar, 32.

Knife, 369.

Knight, 32, 476, 493, 496, 497.

5 '7. 539. 559, 598.
Knight of the Bath, 201.
Knight of the Cross, 318.
Knight of the Garter, 450.
Knight Order of Henry de Sa.xe,

240.
Knoechell, ^^.
Knowles, 478, 33.
Knowlton, 33.
Knox, 33.
Kno.x, O., 260.
Knoxville, Tenn., 120, 239.
Knoxville, Tenn., Gazette, 239.
Koffernolf, 34.
Kolbrouch, 34.
Kollock, 34.
Kollyer, 34.
Kosciusko, 34.
Kossler, 34.
Kotzulue. 248.
Krafts, 34.
Kreemer, 34.
Kreps, 34.
Krimmel, 34.
Kugler, 34.
Kuhl, 34.
Kuhn, 35.
Kunze, 35.
Kuppers, 568.
Kurtz, 35.
Kutusoff, 35.

Labatut, 35.
La Bohn, Vr., 522.
La Bolme, Fr., 590.
Lacey, 35.
Lackey, 35.
Lacoste, 35.
Lacy, 535.
Ladd, 35.
Ladue, 603.
Lady Superior, 244.
Lafarme, 35.

XT.IV

IXTiKX

I.a l'"ouche Parish, La., 361.
Lafayette, 22, 42, Ji, 92, 163.
Lafayette Brigade, 243.
Lagaudette, 35.
La Infant, 35.
Laing, 36.

Lake, 36, 472, 535, 578,614.
Lake Champhun, 31, 275, 584.
Lake luie, 23, 26, 42, 84, 94,
107, 1 19, 157, 179, I So, 189,
237, 284, 304, 322, 354, 415,
427, 430.

.ake George, 230, 259.

.ake (_)ntarii). 99, 105, 442, 450.

,allcmand, 36.

.andi, 36. 460.

, am bard, 36.

.ambert, 36.

^anier, 36.

amnion, t,6.

.amont, 36.

.amorde, 37.

.amo.s, iJ.

.amphere, -jj.

,;im.sun, },J.

.amburgh, ly .

.ancaster, 37.

^ancaster Co., Pa., 42.

.anca-ster District, .S. C, 132.

.ancastcr, Lng., 441, 513.

-ancaster, ]\hiss., 24, 251, 336.

417. 423-
.ancaster, N. H., 494.
.ancaster. Pa., 31, 47, 108, 109,

125, 215, 238, 292.
Lancastrian, Schooner, 309.
.ancy, 17.
.andais, ly .
.anders, 37.
.andgate, Lng., 440.
,andgra\c, 440.
.aiKJgraxe of Thuringen, 591.
-and Office, Commissioner of

(icn,, 105.
-and Office, "U. S., 125.
.aiids I'ublic, 54.
.andsnien, 322.

-inc, },7, 481, 556, 566, 570, 606.
-ancs, 38.
.ancsboro. Mass, 214.

-■iiiK. 38, 573-
.angdoii, 38.
.angford, 38, 479.
.angley, 38,472, S'S. SS'-
,angley, Port, Kng., 201.
.anguages. Prof, of, 283, 327,

475-
^anguages, leacher of, 132.
.angworthy, 39.
.aiiksford, 39.
.ankton, 39.
.ansdown, 39.
,ansdo\vne, 39.
-ansnig, 39.
,ansiiigh, 39

.ansingi)urgh, N. V., 216, 597.
.a Orient, 39.
.a Orient (pkice), 125, 327.
.aphani, 39.

,a Piedmontere, Fr., 118.
.apthorn, 39.
.archar, 40.
,;irkin, 40.
^arkins, 40.
.arkum, 40.

,arned, 40, 514, 517, 605, 612.
.aroche, 41.
.arrabee, 41.
.arraby, 41.
.assell, 41, 549. 59S.
^assley, 41.
.athani, 41, 391.
,athe, 41, 504.
.athro[i, 41, 613.
,atin, Grammer, 238.
.atiii. Teacher of, 121.
,att, 42.
,atta, 42,
.attridge, 42.
.aid), 42.
.audehim, 356.
.aughton. ICng., 133.
,aurel. Packet Schooner, 113.
.aureus, 42, 206.
.aurens District, S. C, 133.
,avall, 42.
.avater, 42.
.avington, 42.
.aw, 42, 462, 584.
.aw, Prof of, 109, 132.

INDKX

XLV

Law School at Litchfield, Ct.,

85.
Lawdorn, 43.
Lawrence, 43, 564.
Lawrence, U. S. Brig, 23, 26,
42, 94, 107, 180, 189, 237,
284, 304, 322, 430.
Lawton, 44. 469. 497. 54°, 575-

585, 596, 602, 609.
Layne, 46.
Leach, 46.
Leacock, 46, 511.
Leaf Island Cove, 293.
Lealand, 46.
Learning, 47.

Leander, British Ship, 175,409.
Lear, 47.
Leatherbee, 47.
Leather Breeches-maker, 117.
Leavens, 47.
Levenworth, 47.

Lebanon, Ct., 63, 69, 195, 209,
227, 276, 315. 358, 423. 430,
586
Lebanon, N, Y., 285.
Labanon, Pa., 258.
Labanon Springs, 259.
Le Breton, 47.
Leckler, 47.
Leckmere, 47.
Le Clerk, 47.
LeCroix, 47.
Lecturer, 159, 237.
Lecturer, Medical, 206.
Ledyard, 47.
Lee, 47, 252, 491, 501, 528, 532,

536, 588,612.
Lee, N. Y , n, 589-
Leeds. Ping, Intelligence, 447.
Leertower, 50.
Lees, 50.

Leesburg, Va., 181.
Leetch, 50.
Leeward Isles, 444.
Lefavor, 498.
Lefaure, 50.
Leffingwell, 50.
Lefereth, 50.

Legislature of Conn., Member
of, 52.

Legislature of Massachusetts,

239. 304. 373- , ^, ,.
Legislature of North Carolina,

437-
Legislature of Ne.v Hampshire,

'59-
Legislature of New York, 429.
Legislature of Pennsylvania, 72.
Legislature of South Carolina,

39'^-
Legfold, 50.
Legg, 50.
Legge, 50.
Le Hommedieu, 50.
Legion of Honor, 240.
Legrand, 530.
Leib, 50.

Leicester, Eng., 270.
Leicester, Mass., 63, 70, 229,

392, 393, 408, 554. 590, 599-
Leinster, 50
Leiper, 50.

Leipsic, Ger., 71, 254
Lemmon, 50.
Lenpriere, 50.
Lenox, 50.
Lenox, Mass., 91.
Lenthall, 50.
Leoganne, 261, 264.
Leon, 50.

Leonora, Schooner, 43.
Leonard, 51, 414. 47°. 528, 535.

562, 575, 582.
Lepaux, 52.
Le Roach, 52.
Lerhman, 52.
Leroid, ;2.

Leroy, N. Y., 94, 188.
Lesccltes, 52.
Lesinger, 52.
Leslie, 52.
Lespenard, 52.
Lester, 52.
Le Talliber, 52.
Lethbridge, 52.
Lettson, 53.
Levake, 53.
Le Valley, 53.
Levant, British Ship, IJ.
Leveck, 53.

X!.\'I

TXDKX

,evee, 38S.
evcrett. 53, 590, 594.
everett, Mass., 251.
e\'es, iMig., 156.
evi, 53.
evillaiii, 53
evy, 53-
ewen, 53.
ewin, 53, 467.

x'wis, 53, 99, 467, 576, 588, 589.
cwsoii, 55.
cxin^tnii, Ky., 62, 97, 109, 120,

297, 534. 605,
c.\iiii(tiin, Mass., t,/, 116, 199,

213, 214, 352, 538, 574.
cxiiiiitiiii, Mass, Battle of, 89,

108, 1 15, 1 16, 127, 130, 140.

ifii, 175, iSo. 191, 204

211,

2j8, 241, 293,

206,

336-
448.

344, 381, 395, 433, 437,
.eyioncl, 55.
aancoiirl, 55.
.ihhey, 55.
.ihcrt)', Sloop, 4^4.
.iccnsc of the Press, 420
-ic-v, 491.

,i<-iiti'nant ("lovonior of
wich I lii>|iital, Mng.,
.icutenant ( iovei nor of

chusctts, I 82.
.ieuteiiaiit 'iovcrnor of

York, 368, 464, 541
.leiitcinoit (io\-ernor of Khode

Island, 85, 126. 260, 550
acutcnant ( io\crnor

ony, 383.
ale ( liiards, 403.
.\'j,h\ Artillery, 361.
.ij;htfor(i, 55.'
,i;2;lit\voocl, 55.
.i,L;inier Valley, \'a., 189.
,illiliri(lj;e, 56.
,inia, S. A., 307.
.inieiiek, he., 41. 327.

ininer. 446.
Jncoln, 56, 162, 201, 270, 557.

incoln (.'olle>^e, 403.

incoln. Mass , 2y.

incolnshire, I'aig.. 142.

11 (leman. 56.

(ireen-
1 69.
Massa-

New

I. Col 1

L

.mdenljerger, 57,

-indley, 57, 534.

,indsey, 57, 107, 513, 6og.

.iiies, 58

Jngan, 58.

fining, 206.

,inii, 58, 506, 522.

•innett, 516.

Jiithcunib, 58.

.inthorne. 58.

anzee, 58.

aon, Slooj), 151.

.il)i)itt, 58, 66, 85, 348, 474, 483,

485, 486, 489, 506, 516, 570.

575-

.i|ipitt, R. I . 269.

jshon, Ct., 528.

.isbon, Portugal, 192, 273.

-isconib, 59, 547.

-iscoiiibe, 59.

atchfield, S9-

itchfield, Ct.. 85, 159, 215, 275.
325, 376. 440, 559.

.itchfield l..i\v School, Ct., 85.

.itchfield, X. II.. 185.

.itchfield. New \'ork, 85.

.ittle. 60. 510.

Jttle Conipton, K. L, 72, 75.76,
159. 160, 224. 257, 267, 271,
272, 274, 293, 312, 323, 2,-7,
328, 330. 350. :-,77. 4-2. 44'.
44 ^, 468, 480, 495, 510, 523,
53''^- 539. 545. 54'S 549. 550.
.S5'. 575- 579. 584-

.ittle I'alls, \. v., 94

.ittlefield, 60, 478, 479, 484, 485,

486, 4,S7, 508, 509, 520, 538,
540. 546, 553, 554, 558, 563,
574, 586, 593.

.ittlejohii. 60. 181.
.ittlepage, 60.
.ittle Rest, R. I, 218.
.ittle River, .Mo.. 94.
.ittleton, N. H., 57.
.ivermoi'e. 60.
.ivrpool. 61 , 582.
.iverpool, Paig , 167.

282, 327, 348.
.iverjiool, -Ship, 19S.
ivingslon, 61, 610, 612.

197, 209,

IXDKX

XI.VIl

Livingston, Manor of, 6i.

Livingston, N. Y., lOO.

Livingstone, 6i.

Lizard, Hritisli Ship, 230.

Lloyd, 61, 81, 537.

Lloyds, the, 418.

Loan, Commissioner of, 133.

Loan Commissioner Dist. of Pa.,
125.

Lobb, 61.

Locarain. 61.

Locke, 62.

Lockerman, 62.

Lockett, 62.

Lockey, 582

Lock Hospital, Eng., 255.

Lockjaw, 350.

Lockvvood, 62, 544.

Logan, 62.

Logas, Afr. . 46.

Lombard St., London, 135.

London, Eng., 50, 54, 55, 61, 65,
66, 69, 72, 81, u8, 121, 128,
129, 130, 132, 133, 135, 143,
159, 160, 163, 165, 180, 185,
1S9, 191, 192, 197, 209, 215,
218, 223, 227, 230, 231, 237,
238, 241, 244, 246. 252, 255,
293, 301, 326, 338. 339, 355,
360, 367, 369, 375, 384, 393,
401, 403, 404, 416, 424, 426,
443, 449, 451, 458, 459, 473,
489, 527, 564, 591, 613, 614.

London, Eng., Bishop of, 569.

London. Eng., Jew Synagogue,

130.

London, Lng., Morning Chroni-
cle, 180

London Statesman, 65.

Londonderry, Ire., 307.

Londonderry. N. H., 100, 206,

443-
Long, 62.
Long Branch, 217.
Longdon, 63.
Longford, 63.
Long Island, 34, 43, 148, 156,

226, 227, 228, 338, 352. 404,

452.
Long Island Sound, 104.

Longley, 63.

Long Millegate, Eng., 531.

Longstretch, 63.

Long Wharf, Boston, 196.

Lonsdale, 63.

Loom, 63.

Loomis, 63, 535.

Lopez, 63, S3, 227.

Lord, 64

Lord Bishop, 269, 427, 433.

Lord Bishop of Deemer, Eng.,

177.
Lord Bishop of E.xeter, Eng.,

238.
Lord Bisho[j of London, Eng.,

192, 209.
Lord Mayor of London, Eng.,

132.
Loring, 64.
Lorton, 64.
Lothrop, 495.
Lott, 64.

Lottery, Schooner, 293.
Loud, 476.
Loudon, 64.
Loudon, Lord, 98.
Loudon Co., Va., 48.
Longhead. 64.
Loughton en le Morthen, Eng.,

162.
Louis, 65.
Louisa, Ship, 222.
Louisburg, N. S., 98, 159, 359,

427.
Louisiana, 102, 229.
Louisiana Ter., Chief Justice of,

199
Louisiana, Upper, 53.
Louisville, Ga.. 224, 239, 265,

407, 444. 509. 519. 529
Louisville, Ky., 27, 469
Louisville, Ky., Theatre, 365.
Louis XIV, i-]2.
Louverture, 65.
Love. 65, 334.
Lovejoy, 65.
Loveland, 65.
Lovell, 65.
Lovett, 65.
Lovie, 65.

XI.VIII

ixnicx

.ow. 65, 430, 487, 494, 592.

,()\ve, 65.

.owell. 6C>, 488.

.ower Canada, Chief Justice of,
279.

.ower CaiKula, dovernor of, 224.

^owcr I'erry, 145.
Lowndes, 66.

.(_>wry, 66.

,oxley, 66.

,oyal, Hritish Ship, 182.

.nam, Ire,, 436.

-ucca, 67.

.ucca, Duke of, 67.
Lucca, Duchey of, 67.

,ucas, 66.

.uddiugton, 67.

.udlow, 67, 513, 531, 536, 549,
554, 5S8.

.udlow, Lng., 196.

.udlow, Mass., 237, 426.

.udlow, Vt., 281.

.udwig, 67.

-uec e, 66.

.uekcr, 479.

.likens, 67.

.umhertown. N. C , 210.

.usconibe, 67.

,ush, 67.

.utlier. 67, 547, 571, 603, 604.

,utherian Cliurch, 35.

,utze, 69,

.ut/en, Battle of. 103.

.uxenbuigh, 76.

,)l)on, 1 lesert of. 171.

.vdi.i, Hiig, 202.

.viug in Hospital, London, 133.

-yle, 69

.\'man, 70, 463, 4S7.

.yinans l-'actmy, 30.

.vine, Ct., 48, 49, 142, 170, 218.
271.

.vme, ( ) , 264.

.yniinginn, Mc, 81.

.ynch. 69

.yndon, (19. 542.

.yiidon, \'t . 147, 168, 433, 516,

570.
L)'nn, 69.

Lynn, Mass., 127, 206, 222, 233,

270, 352. 359. 377. 507, 569,

583, 596.
Lyon, 70. 502, 512, 519.
Lyringham, 1 1 1 .
Lyron, 71.
Lyster, 71.
Lyttle, 71.

M

I\Ld)lay, 71.

Macao, China, 367.
Macclane, 525.
MacDonough, 71.
MacDonough, N. V., 178.
Mace, 522, 523. 560.
I\Licedonian, Frigate, 129, 167,

206.243, 267, 361, 442.
^L^cey, 71.
Macy, 71.

Machais, Me., 153, 604.
Mackaness, 71.
I\Lickey, 71.
M acker, 71.
ALickensie, 71 .
I\Lickie, 71.
Macklain, ^2.
Macklin, 72.
Macknauiora, /2.
Mackney, 72,
.VKackrain, 72.
^Llckubin, 72.
Machine. 72.
Rhicl.iy, 72.
Maclean, 72.
Maclin, 72.
]\Licomb, 72.
Macomber, 72, 593.
Macpherson, 7^.
I\hidan, 7^.
Madden, 7^.

Madeira, 36, 153, 230, 245, 293.
Madgeberg, (ier., 185.
Madison, 73, 2^7.
Madison Harra'ck.s, N. V., 368.
Madison Co., N. V., 276, 285.
Madison Co , C)., 272.
Madison, Me., 141.

INDEX

XLIX

Madison, Ship, 242.
Madison, Va., 380.
Madras, 451.
Magan, 7^.
Magee, jt,.
Magnier, 73.
Mahoney, 73, 567.
Mahonney, 71.
Maidstone, Frigate, 225, 226.
Mail Coach, 169.
Maine, 519.

Maine (State), 54, 388, 426, 592.
Maine, Schooner, 152.
Mair, 71.
Maitland, Jt,.
Majarca, Isles of, 318.
Major, 74.

Major General of Militia, 85.
Majory, 74.
Makahaly, 74.
Makeel, 74.
Makepeace, 74, 561.
Malaga, Spain, 385.
Malbone, 74, 385, 459, 612.
Malcomb, 74.
Malcolm, 74, 575, 591,
Maiden, Mass., 132.
Malem, 542.
Malloy, 75,
Malone, 75.
Maloney, 75.
Malony, 75.
Malta, 53, 149.
Malta, N. Y., 233.
Maltby, 75.
Maitman, 75.

Maniaroneck, N. Y., 139, 349.
Manchausen, 75.
Manchester, 75, 222, 284, 421,
471, 473, 482, 487, 492, 517,

523- 535. 539, 558. 577-
Manchester, Ct., 275, 562.
Manchester, Eng., 182, 199, 227,

231, 53>-
Manchester, N. H., 304.
Manchester, Va., 294.
Manchester, Va., Volunteers, 102.
Manchester, \'t., 250.
Manila, 170.
Mammy, 75.

Mancius, 77.

Mangue, 77.

Manigault, 77.

Manley, 77.

Mann, 77,462,476, 485,503, 511,

515, 525, 526, 534, 543, 584,

585. 597. 598, 604.
Manna, 78.
Manners, 474.
Manning, 78, 379, 409, 444.
Mannvvaring, 78.
Mansfield, 78.

Mansfield, Ct., 275, 337, 398.
Mansfield, Mass., 31, 5 [, 198, 262,

334. 344. 409. 414. 431. 594-
Mansell, 7^.
Manter, 474.
Manton, 79, 581.
Manuel, 79.

Manufacturer's Bank, 425.
Maples, 79.
Marache, 79.
Maransin, 79.
Moravian Church, 352.
Marble, 79, 507, 509, 518.
Marblehead, Mass., 24, 47, 54,

55, 150, 165, 183, 322, 358,

385. 397-
Marbonne, 79.
March, 80
Marchant, 80, 574.
Marcia, Brig, 401.
Marcy, 80.
Mardenbrough, 80.
Marear, 80.
Maria, 80.
Maria, Brig, 22.
Maria Louisa, 67.
Maria Teresa, 80.
Maria Theresa, 80.
Marick, 80.
Mariel, Cuba, 281.
Marietta, O., 104, 1 10, iii, 204,

228, 246, 269, 300, 327, 328,

329, 368, 405, 411, 412, 423,

427, 438, 443.
Marine Corps, 236, 304, 404.
Marine Hospital, 435.
Marine Hospital, Newport, 139.
Marine Society, 364, 3S7.

I, IXUKX

Marine Society, New Ycirk, 254. IMarylaiul, (".Dvernor of, 49, 144,

188.313.
Maryland House of Delegates.

205.
Maryland Line, 277.
Maryland Medical .Society, 335.
Maryland, .Senator of, 98.
Maryland, Ship, 179, 420.
Mary, .Sjocip, 218.
Mar)-, .Ship, 348.
Mas.iry. 473.
Mase, 474.
Ma.skelter, 86.
i\Iason, 86, 460, 480, 489, 495,

497. 519. 547. 548, 557. 55S.

562, 568, 571, 578, 594, 602,

608.
Ma.son, I''ree, 417.
Ma.son ("iraiul Lodge of I'eiin.,

]\Lison drLnul Lodge of S. C,
284.

Masonit- llonor.s, 44, 48, 85, 88,
91, III, 134, 149, 165, 172,
194, 195, 250, 256, 262, 283,
285, 292. 346, 347, 348, 361,
376, 390, 39^>. 397. 400, 411,
412.418, 435, 445.

I\hisonic Rites, 25.

I\Lissana, 89.

ALissacluisetts, 34, 41, 51, 54,62,
69. 177. 17«. 213, 240, 249,
251, 286, 291, 364, 365, 414,
417, 418, 445, 486, 596, 609.

Massachusetts, Attornc)' Geii-
eral of, 155.

Massachusetts, British Consul
of, 474.

Massachusetts. Chicl justice of,

(inj^ Massachusetts, deneral Couit
M,ir\]ainl, .\tt(irnc_\' (ieneral of, ot, 49.

2/. Ahissachuselts (ieneral Hospi-
Maryland, H.uik of, 71. tal, 251.

Maryland ]5ar, 436 ^L^ssach^lsetts, (lovernor of, 144,
Maryland, District of, 154, 259. 197, 267, 315, 317, 318.

.Maryl.tntl iJistrict, Judge of, ?iLissachii setts Legislature, 239,

Maryland, lC.\ecuti\e Council of, Mass. ichusetts Legislature, Mem-
186. her of, 205.

^Lu•iner, 360, 375, 419.

Rhuinet, 80.

Marino, 80.

Marion, 80.

Marion District, S. C, 121.

^hu-grave of Aleisson, 591.

Markoe, So, 493.

Marks, 80.

;\Lulhoro, iM'igate, 1 1 8.

M.ir(|uis De La I-'a\ette, 1

'riva-

tcer, 22;.

M.irr. 81,

M.ure. Schooner, 439.

Marres, 530.

Marros, Ind., 203.

^L^rryatt, 81.

^hirseilles, l"r.. 325.

Marsh, 81, 506, 575.

Marsh.dl. 82, 563, 586, 591.

^L^rshall of \'irginia. 2^4.

Marshall of U. .S., 201."

Marshtield. Mass., 60.

^Lirstoii, 82, 595.

Martha Brae, Jam.. 222.

^hutha's \'ineyard, 66, 277,

590.

^Lutial Military Court, 159

.Martin. 8^, 306, 405, 467,

468,

485. 488, 496, 505. 525,

528,

530, 547, 549, 552. 555,

556.

55>5. 595- 605.

Martinslnug. \'a., 243.

.Martiniijue. W. I., 257, 402,

410.

Martin's Wading Place, 412

Mar\-in, 86.

Ahiry, 86.

Mary Almy, Ship, 167.

Mat)-, Brig, 441.

.\hiryland, 38, 48, 82, 98,

118,

241, 283. 335, 436, 451.

511.

INDEX

LI

Massachusetts, IJeut. Governor
of, 182.

Massachusetts Line, 28, 503.

Massachusetts Militia, 51.

Massachusetts, Province of, 34.

Massachusetts, Prostestant Epis-
copal Church of, 161.

Massachusetts, Ro)'al Governor
of, 259.

Massachusetts Senate, 183.

.Massachusetts Senator, 239.

Massachusetts, Senator, U. S.,

537-
Massachusetts Service, 359.

Massachusetts, Ship, 66.
Massachusetts, Supreme Court

of, 258.
Massachusetts, Supreme Judicial

Court of, 156, 260.
Massachusetts, Treasurer of, 275.
Massacre, The Boston, 92, 114.
Massaren, Earl of, 274.
Massey, 89.
Master at Arms, 218.
Master Builder, 312.
Master Commandant, 573.
Master in Chancery, 47.
Master Mate, 166.
Master Record, 443.
Master Rolls, 189.
Masury, 89.
Matanzas, W. I., 164, 245, 359,

39'-

Mathematician, 366, 401, 442.

Mathematics, 112, 430.
Mathematics, Prof, of, 24, 273.
Mathews, 89, 545.
Mathewson, 90, 462, 473, 494,

518, 528, 572, 606.
Mathias, 91.
Mathson, 91.
Mather, 91.
Matignon, 91.
Matteson, 473.
Malthison, 91.
Mattocks, 91.
Mattoon, 91.
Maude, 91.
Maudesley, 91.
Maule, 91.

Maund, 91.

Maunnies, 91.

Mauran, 91, 530.

Maury, 92

Maverick, 92.

Mavvdsley, 92.

Mawhood, 92.

Mowney, 92.

Ma.xcy, 92, 501, 504, 543.

Ma.xfield, 92.

Maxson, 92, 517.

Maxwell, 92, 472, 5C5, 594, 596.

May, 85, 93.

Mayberry, 94.

Mayes, 94.

Mayflower, Brig, 307.

May hew, 94.

Maynard, 94.

Mayo, 94.

Mayo River, 452.

Mayrant, 460.

Mays, 94.

Maysville, Ky., 596.

Mayville, N. V., 269.

Mazyck, 94.

Mazzis, 94.

McAllen, 94.

McAlli-ster, 94, 616.

McAlpine, 94.

McArdle, 94.

McArthur, 94.

McAuliffe, 94.

McCall, 94.

McCalla, 95, 541.

McCallough, 95.

McCann, 95.

McCannon, 95.

McCardy, 95.

McCarrie, 95.

McCarthy, 95.

McCarty, 95, 88.

McClary, 95.

McClean, 95.

McClelland, 95.

McClellan, 295.

McClenathan, 95.

McClenechan, 95.

McCleon, 95.

McClintock, 96.

McClish, 96.

I. II

IN'DKX

McCloiul, 06.
McCIure, 96.
IMcChirg, 96.
McCoUister, 96.
McComb, 96.
McConkey, 529.
McConndl, 96.
McConnoyhie, 96.
McCoomb, 96.
McCorkle, 96.
McCormick, 96, 587.
McCosh, 96.
McCoy, 96.
McCraney, 97.
McCrca, 97.
McCredie, 97.
McCrceiy, 97.
McCrief,'g7.
McCuL', 97.
McCullDch, 97.
McCulliiugh, 97.
McCulluni, 97.
McCurdy, 97.
McDanicl, 97.
iMcDevitt, 97.
jMcDoninict, 97.
McDonald. 97, 515.
McD(!nnell, 97.
McDonogh, 97.
McUonold, 97.
McUonough, 98.
McDoiigal, 98.
Mcliougall, 98.
McDowall, 9S.
McDowell. 98.
Mcl-:idcrrv. 98.
Mc]':iroy,'98.
Mcl'"arlan(l, 98, 481, 604.
MclMiidlav, 98.
MclM)y, 98. 48.
Mcdouran, 98.
Mcfiralh, 98.
Mcdregor, 99.
Mcduckin, 99.
McIIcnry, 99, 53.
Mcintii.s, 99.
Mclntirc, 133.
Mcintosh, 99.
M elver, 99, 222.
McKay, 99.

McKean, 99.

McKeen, 100.

McKenney, 100.

McKensie, 100.

McKie, 558.

McKiiulley, 100.

McKinley, 100.

McKinstrey, 100.

McKnight, 101, 598.

McLachlin, loi.

McLane, loi.

McLaren, loi.

McLaughlin, loi.

McLaund, 10 1.

McLauren. loi.

McLean, loi, 531.

McLellan, loi.

McLoud, 10 1.

McMahon, loi.

McMechen, 101.

McMillan, 102.

iMcMinn, 102.

McMurtrie, 102.

McNeal, 102.

MeNeil, 102.

McPherson, 102.

McOuay, 102.

McRae, 102.

McRea, 579.

McStay, 102.

McVeaugh, 102.

McWhorter, 102.

Meach, 103. 494.

Meachuni, 103.

Meade, 103.

Mcason, 103.

Mechanic. 426.

Mechanical Invention.s, 241.

Mechanics l^ank, lldtiniore. Md.,

394
Mecklenburg, 103.
MecklenbuTgh, 103.
Medherry, 558, 578.
Medbury, 103.
Medbury, Mass., 460.
Medtield, Mass.. 459, 603, 604.
Medford, Mass., 151, 189, 204,

35.5. 359. 515-
Medical Lecturer, 206.
.Medical Review, 109.

INDEX

hill

Medical Society of Maryland,

335-

Medical Society of Mass., Presi-
dent of, 207.

Mediterranean Sea, 332, 445.

Medvvay, Mass., 121, 173, 223,
407, 460, 523.

Megee, 103.

Meharry, 103.

Meir, 103.

Meiggs, 103.

Meigs, ro4.

Main, 104.

Meissen, Margrave of, 591.

Melanning, 104.

Melburn, Me., 418.

Melendy, 104.

Melish, 104.

Melledgeville, Ga , 114, 335.

Mellen, 104.

Melmoth, 104.

Melville, 104, 604.

Melvin, 105.

Member of Congress, 31, 44, 50,
52, 72, 80, 88, 98, 110, 118,
122, 124, 127, 131, 132, 135,
161, 182, 201, 222, 240, 243,
259, 276, 277, 283, 290, 302,
314, 323, 355, 365, 367, 368,
374, 378, 414, 416, 420, 429,
444, 480, 510, 524.

Member Mlect of Congress, 102,
430.

Member of General Assembly,
32, 64, 85, gt, 108, 124, 216,
229, 239, 246, 248, 252, 271,
286, 305, 330, 335, 376, 417.

Member of General Court, 93.

Member of Massachusetts Leg-
islature, 205.

Member of Parliament, 44, 81,
135, 176, 221.

Member of So. Carolina Legisla-
ture, 1 18.

Member of Town Council, 33.

Membart, 105.

Memminger, 105.

Menage, 479.

Mendon, Mass., 22, 49, 65, 77,
133. '74. 177. 210, 213, 217,

Mendon, Mass., — Continued.

242, 303, 304, 321, 334, 387,

426, 427, 459, 460, 462, 464,

472, 488, 497,498, 504, 512,

562, 575-
Mendon, N. J., 350.
Mendoza, 105.
Menon, 105.

Menatomy, Mass., 437, 448.
Mentges, 105.
Meramichi, 153.
Mereator, Sloop, 157.
Mercer, 105, 209.
Merchant (name), 105.
Merchant, 27, 28, 53, 58, 63, 6.S,

71, 72,73, 74, 75, 81, 82, 95,

95, 99, 102, 103, 106, 109,

1 12, 1 18, I \g, 121, 126, 129,

130, 131, 135. '37- 138, 14'.

144, 150, 152, 155, 157, 161,

162, 163, 182, 184, 187, 188,

189, 195, 206, 209, 217, 219,

220, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228,

233, 234, 235, 238, 240, 241,

242, 246, 249, 253, 254, 256,

257, 261, 265, 267, 269, 272,

274, 279, 280, 281, 284, 294,

296, 308, 310, 316, 321, 322,

327, 328, 331, 334. 336, 338,

340, 342, 343, 346. 347, 351,

356, 362, 366, 367, 368, 370,

373. 374. 375. 380, 381, 382,

384, 387, 390, 392, 394. 399,

400, 404, 407, 417, 418, 421,

423, 427, 42S, 429, 432, 434,

435. 440, 445, 448, 449, 450,

451, 458, 459, 460, 462, 464,

466, 467, 468, 470, 471, 472,

473, 474, 482, 483, 484. 485.
490, 491, 493, 494, 495, 496,
498, 501, 502, 506. 510, 512,
513, 514, 515, 516, 520, 521,
522, 526, 527, 528, 529, 531,

532, 533. 534, 536, 537. 540,

541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 550,

552, 553, 55'\ 559, 561, 562,

563, 564, 565, 566, 568, 569,
570, 571, 575- 576, 578, 580.
581, 582. 583, 584, 585, 586.
589, 590, 591, 595. 597. 598,

I.IV

INDF.X

Mcrcliant, — ("on tinned.

599, 600, 601, C103, 604, 605,
607, 6"9, 610, 611, 613, 614,
615, 61O.

Meicliant Taildf, 2.'2, 229.

iMciciiiy Ciirrnsive, 24S

Ml-iciivv, New HcJtnrxl, Mass.,

57-'
Merciiiy, Newport, 294
Meiidcn, liattle uf, i .S6
ML'icdltll, 105
Mcicduh. N. II., 2i2.
Meictlicw, 10:.
Merit lu-w, 105
Men ell, 105.
Meirelk, Iu6.
Meri'ett, 106, 537, 557.
Mi'i nun, 1 1 6
.Meiiiek. ic'i
Mei I ilield. 10')
Meiiiniae, M.iss., 304, 372.
Meiliinac, M.i.'-s., I ntellinenee,

4' '7
Meiiy, lofi.
Mersi'i i)le, 106.
Merslidii, 107
Mei\in. 107
MesseliL;"ei', 107

Messeiij;er ol .S iletn \ J., 541.
Messer, 4O7. 47s, 4N:;, 507, ^(..9.

516, 528. 533 535. 555. 550,

566. f)i4, O15
Mctalie TiMctois. 177.
MeUill, 107, 51 f. 517, 531, 544

5 57- 5''5' v4
Methodist, 4S. 41;, 141, 11)6, 32.S
.Methodist l;islio|). 404. 595
Methodist I'le.iehei, 379
.Metz, 107
Meyer, 107, 531.
Micah, 107.
Miehae', 107.
Michaelson, loS.
Muldleboiii, M.Lss., 30, 46. 132,

196, 198. 214, 298, 330, 413,

44'. 442. 513. 5i«- 532. 57s
Middlchoro, \. Y., 323.
Middlehmy. \'t., 30, 101, 134.
Middleton,' 108, 558.

Middletown, Ct., 38, 64, 71, gS-
1 10, 1 17, 190. 196, 203, 210.
228, 243. 250, 359, 386,404.

471. 53-. 547-
Middletown, Md., 319.

Middletown, N. [., 424.

Midtlletouii l'<un't. \. J., 64.

Middletown, l\. I , 36, 112, 113,
105, 173, 174, 175. 193. 215,
223, 225, 234, 248, 257, 264,
285, 290, 312, 320. 324, 326,
332, 361, 368, 3S4, 394, 395.
448, 401, 477, 479, 493, 495,
503- 5". 539. 545. 55 >• 554.

57^. 577: '^^i- 59--' <J'4-
Middlese.v, l^ig.,

.Midshipman, 42, '11.82,96, 129,
I '''^. 135. 137. 199. 243, 281,
325, 301, 394, 39S, 406, 428,

44-', 44'''. 453-
Midwife, 383.
.Mitflin, loS.^
.Mirilni Co, ()., 54.
Mil. IS, 108.
Miles, 108.

Miles .Standish, Brit;, 208, 344.
Milbui)-, Mass., 535.
.MilloMf, Ct , 71, 255.
Miltoid, .M.iss., 25, 135, 172. 363,

401, 5.S0.
Millord, ()., 54S, 571.
Military Couit Martial, 159.
Militar)' llonois. 102, i;)5, 220,

450
Milit.iiy .Stores, 200
.Militia, Adjutant < ieneral of. 85.
Militi.i, Hiii;.idier (iener.d of, 85,

428
i\lili!ii ot Connecticut, 275, 428.
Militia, M.ijor Cencral of, S5,

3f>9-
Militia of M.issacluisetts, 51.
.Militia ot New \'oik, 75.
Militia, .St.ite, 266, 267.
Mill ird, 108, 535.
Millh.mk, 564.
Milled<(e, 108.
lMiiledj,a'\ille, Ca., 69, 431.
Millen, 108, 009.

INDEX

LV

Miller, io8, 467, 468, 498, 504,
507, 521, 529, 539, 547, 556,
563. 582, 603.

Miller (trade), t,^^.

Millerd, 108.

Mill Hridf^e, 181, 383.

Millings, III.

Mill Pond, 258, 340, 403, 408,

433. 451-
Mills, III.
Millshop, III.
Mill ward, in.
Millvvheel, 189.
Millwright, 269.
Milner, 1 1 1.
Milton, III.
Milton, Mass., 160, 210, 332,

373-493. 505- 511.
Milton, N. Y.. 238.
Mmer, 1 1 1.
Mineral Water, 365.
Minerva, Philadelphia, Pa., 159.
Minerva, Ship, 157.
Miniature Painter, 74.
Minis, III.
Minister, 27, 35, 36. 42. 57, 77,

91, 131, 160, 235, 236, 237,

242, 262, 275.
Minister, P'riend, 57, 212, 326,

336.
Minister to England, 241.
Minister of l-"inance, 131.
Minister to South America, 202.
Minister, United States, 367.
Minkley, 1 12.
Minnard, 469.
Minorca, Isle of, 227.
Minot, 112.
Minot, Me., 127.
Mint, 225,
Mil thorn, 1 12.
Minto, 1 12
Minton, 1 1 2.
Minturn, 1 12, 540.
M iiault, 1 12.
Mil field, Eng., 148.
Miser, 157.

Missionary, 160, 253, 289, 371.
Missionary, American, 222.
Missionary Bishop, 153.

Missionary to China, 120.
Missionary to India, 134.
Mission School, 149.
Mississippi, 304.
Mississipjii District, Judge of,

35I.
Mississippi River, 67, 69, 131,

!45-
Mississippi, Supreme Court of,

275-
Mississippi Ter., 43.
Mississi])pi Ter., Governor of,

249.
Missouri, 567.
Mitchell, 112, 374, 494, 527, 530,

536, 537-
Mi.\, 1 13.
Mob, 49, 430.
Mobee, 1 13.
Mobile, Ala.. 426.
Modesty, Schooner, 394.
Moffatt', 114.
Moffett, 1 14.
Moir, 114.
Moise, 1 14.
Moisson, 114.
Molesworth, 114.
Moloy, 517.
Molleston, 114.
Molneau, 1 14.
Molton, 1 14.
Mom us, 1 14.
Monaco, 114.
Monckton, 1 14.
Moncrief, 1 14.
Monk, 114.

Monk Warmouth, ling., 515.
Monmouth, N. J., 205, 369.
Monmouth, N. J., Battle of, 25,

114, 147-
Monmouth Co., N. J., 122.
Monolomy, Mass., 241.
Monotomy, Va., 1 15.
Monroe, 115.
Mosour's Isle, 133.
Monsuret, 91.
Montague (name), 116.
Montague, 75.
Montalambert, 1 16.
Montauk Point, 218.

LVI

IXUKX

Moiitccelld, Ga., 379.
Montcccllo, Miss., 233.
Montevideo, S. A., 1 1 1, 220, 326.
MoiUgoiiiei)', 1 16.
Montgomery, Ala., 426.
Montgomery, l''la., 475.
Montgomery Co., Md., 130.
Montgomery Co., N. Y.. 253,

269,
Alontgomeiy Co., Pa., }},S.
Montgonier)', >.'. V., 99, 137.
Montgomer)-, I'a., 1 i I .
Montmorency, i 16.
Mont])e!ier, 1 16.
Montieal, Can., 34, iii, 115,

224, 229. 304, 399, 500, 616.
Montserrat, 436.
Montville, Ct,, 109, 160, 235.
Moodey, 1 16.
Moodie, 1 16.
Mooney, 1 16.

Moore, 117, 527, 591, 602, 611.
Mfiorliead, 1 18,
Mora\ian Srlmol, ICng., 148.
Moreau, I 18.
iMoreliouse, 1 18.
Morg.in, I 18.
Morland, 615.
Morlew 1 19.
Morocco, 273.
Morning Clironicle, London,

ISO.

Morrell, 1 19.
Morrigan, 1 19.
Mori is, I 19, 596.
Moiri.set, 120.
Morrison, 120.
Morristown, N. J., 239.
Moi'iow, 120.
Morse, 120, 518.
Morton. 121.
Morton Co., N. C, 276.
Moseley, 121.
Moser, 122.
Moses, 122.
Mosher, 534.
Moshier, 122, 474.
M osier, 122.
Mo.ss, 122.
Mothean, 122.

Mothers, 122.

Mott, 122, 503, 538, 576.

Monatt, 122.

Moulder, 122.

Moulton, 122, 490, 616.

Moultrie, 123.

Mountebank, 75.

Mount, 123.

Mount Mope, R. I., 534, 584.

Mount Hope, R. I., Kagle, 534.

Mount Laurel, N. Y., 343.

l\L)init Pleasant, Hrig, 60.

Mount Pleasant, N. Y., 478.

Mount Pleasant, Pa., 42,8.

iMountstate, Schooner, z^g.

Mount Yernon, \'a., 388.

Movatt, 123.

Mowatt, 123.

Mowne)', 123.

Mowry, 123, 251, 464, 468, 474,

477. 4^0, 499, 50S. 541, 534,

581, 602.
Moylan, 125.

Mudil)' Pond, Me., ^-i^, 213,
Mudge, 125, 470, 481, 497, 531,

534, 549, 560, 561, 581, 591,

(10.
Rhienschcr, 125.
Muhlenberg, 125.
IMuhlenburgh, 125.
Mulatto, 143, 181, 329, 388.
Mulcock. 462.
Ahdien, 125.
Mulligan, 125.
^hmiford, 125, 159, 471, 477,

493. 531. 555-
Munn, 127.
Ahmro, 127, 59, 2J2, 505, 507,

508, 519, 529, 534, '583. 604.
Munson, 128.
AUu'dock, I2S.
Murfee, 128.
Murfey, 128.
Murgatroyd, 128.
Mui])hy, 128.
Muroe, 592.
Murtiuand, 128.
Murray, 129, 477.
Murray Hill, N. Y., 129.
Murra\\ille, I'a., 129.

INDEX

I.VII

Museum, American of N. Y.,

255-
Musgrave, 130.
Musician, 210.
Musket, 368.
Musket Ball, 375.
Muskrat root, 219.
Mussey, 130.

Mutiny, lOO, 144, 311, 348. 36o.
Muzzey, 130.
Mycall, 130, 580.
Myers, 130.
Myrec, 130.
Mysteries of Udolpho, 206.

N

Nancy, Ship, 1 50.

Nantucket, Mass., 71, 107,
154, 185, 206, 261, 292,
304, 309,310, 319, 501,
575. 591. 595. 606.

Napier, 130.

Napoleon, 67, 130

Narragansett, 179, 263, 267,
501, 599.

Narragansetts, 139.

Nash, 567.

Nashawinna Isle, 277.

Nashville, Tenn., 33, 128,

538.
Nason, 131, 572.
Nassau, Ferryboat, 219.
Nassau, N. P., 219, 337, 390,

545-
Nassau, Jam., 326.

Nassau, N. Y., 510.
Nassau, W. I., 334.
Nassau, Prince of, 429.
Nassenton, Eng., 364.
Natchez, Miss., 74, 85. 'O'.
199, 205, 214, 229, 238,

273- 4'7. 432, 435-
Natchez, Tenn., 129, 135,

192, 338- 392, 415-
Natchitoches, La.,
Nathan, 131.
Natic, K. 1., 326

136,

296,

553.

369.

292,

434.

107,
249.

148,

Natick, Mass., 417.
National Kgis, 235.
National Legislature, 368.
Natural Philosophy, 112, 430.
Natural Philosophy, Prof, of, 24,

231, 460.
Naugatuck, Ct., 387.
Nauhems, 131.
Naval Architect, 170.
Naval Com. at Madras, 203.
Naval Officer, 65, 150, 206, 285,

li?, 359. 547. 548.
Naval Officer, British, 427.
Naval Officer, Deputy, 39.
Naval Warfare. 49.
Navy Agent, 297.
Navy, American, 450.
Navy, British, m, 400, 434.
Navy Chaplain, 121.
Navy Commissioners, 331.
Navy, Ottoman, 154.
Navy, Royal. 113, 137, 192, 50'-

580.
Navy, Russian, 326.
Navy, Secretary of the, 281, 293,

312.

Navy, Vermont, 506, 593.

Navy, United States, 35, 64, 93,
96, 102, 115, 122, 129. 137,
138, 238, 248, 250, 263, 271,
285, 302, 307, 309, 3'3. 317.
324, 328, 329, 356, 35s, 360,
394, 398,435. 460, 49 >. 495.
504, 511, 530, 532. 533. 537.
542. 563- 573. 587. 606, 607,
611, 613.

Navy Yard, 263, 2S8, 378, 384.

Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass.,

'37-

Navy Yard, Commissioner or,

129.
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, 29.
Nayatt Point, R. L, 142.
Naylor, 131.
Nazareth, Pa., 352.
Neale, 131.
Neckar, 131.
Ned, 131.

Needham, Mass., 99, 160.
Needwood, Md., 49.

lAIll INDl'.X

Nccl, 131. Now Chester, N. V., 350.

N'oeloy, 131. Newcomb, 133.

Nci;i(>cs, 250, 435, 437. Newronilie, 538.

Xe^us, 132. Newell, 133, 297, 475, 491, 498,

Neill, 225, 590. 499. 54C, 572.

Neils, 132. New iMif^laiul, 23, 136, 169, 258,

Neilsdii, 132. 312, 329, 413, 414, 449.

Nelson, 132, 468, 505, 518, 583. New I'";urfiel(l, Cl., 188.

Nelson, Lord, 353. Now l^'oiindland, 153.

Nelson, \. H., 56. New (lordon, 1',^., 57.

Nelson, Schooner, 28 1. Newgate, Eng., 61, 129, 143,

Neshitt, 132. 227, 244.

Nestell, 133, 525. Now Glocostor, Mo., 166, 357.

Nouvillo, 133.' Now ("iranthani, N. II., 2S6.

Neville, 133, NowhaJl, 134.

Now, 133. New llani]ishne, O2, 118, 184,

New.nk, N. ] .. 103, 377,416, 304,338,414,444.494.

589. New Ilanipshire Hank, 236.

Newark. N. V., 273, New I lainpshiro, ("h. Jiistioo of,
Newark, O., 452. " 184

New Harbadoos Nock, N. Y., 253. New 1 Ianii)shiie, (iovornor of,
New Hodtoi'd, Mass., 57, 88, 96, 3S, 404, 490.

'74> '-?i3' '39. 269, 273. 277, Nevi' I lanipshiie. House of Ko[i.,

283, 2«S, 297, 298, 322, 339, .Sp. of, 444

349, 423,426, 478,484,496. New Ilanipshire Legrslaturo,

502, 526, 538, 539, 563, 574, 159.

595. New Hampshire Line, 190.

Now Hedfoi'd, M.Lss., Mercury, New Il.unpshire. President of,

57- 394-

NewlK-rg, 240 Now Hartford, 305.

Newborn, N. ("., 219. 295. 402. New Haven. Ct., 27, 54, 58, 131,

4-'S, 44-t- 1'4. i-O. 126, 128, 135, 149,

New Ho.ston, N. H., 305. 165. 168, 221, 239, 244, 245,

New Hrunswick, 185, 231. 267, 269, 279, 311. 334, 340,

New Hrun.swick, N. J.. 30, 44, 61, 353. 357, 375, 403. 417, 419,

104,182,512. 433, 445, 4()9, 5io._

New Hiunswick, l'ro\incc of, O7, New Haven llarbor, Ct., 362.

365 New I laven, Vt., ^77.

Newdnngh, N. V., 71, 254, 416. Now Hope, N. C, 31.

Newdnny, 133. Newmgton (ireen, ICng., 200.

Ncwbur\-, ( )1(1 Town. Mass., 358. Nowingtonstroke, Ca., 189.

Newbury, \'t., 226. Now Jeisey, 21, 25, 34, 43, 55.
Newbuiyi)ort, Mass., 31, 80, 106, 61, 66, 99,266, 305, 310, 367,

128, 129, 130, 163, 185, 190. 382, 495, 533, 585.

201, 313, 320. 3i7, 349, 353, New Jersey, A.s.sondily ot, 435.

394. 500. 546, 552, 580, 616. Now Jersey, Chiet Justice ot, 30.

Nowby, 133. New Jersey College, 112.

Noweastlo, 133. Now Jersey, District of, 143.

New-castle, Del., 285, 610. Now Jersey, Cox-ernor ot, 61,
Newcastle, I'a.. 94. 197.

INDEX LIX

New Jersey, Province of, 119. Newport, R. I., — Contiiuicd.

New Jersey State Uejjartment, 189, 192, 194, 195, 199, 200,

109 201, 202, 203, 205, 209, 2(2,

New Jersey, Treasury of, 246. 213, 214, 215, 216, 217, 218,

Newlanil, 134. 219, 221, 222, 223, 225, 227,

New Lebanon, N. Y., 103. 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235,

New London, Ct., 22, 42, 43, 47, 236, 238, 239, 240, 241, 242,

49, 51, 52, 54, 78, 86, 106, 243, 247, 248, 251, 252, 254,

126, 138, 143, 162, 177, 178, 255, 257, 259, 261, 262, 263,

222, 246, 256, 261, 274, 278, 264, 266, 267, 268, 269, 271,

2S0, 303, 305, 310, 355, 357, 272, 273, 274, 276, 277, 280.

374. 419. 439. 443. 445. ^'3. 284, 287, 288, 289, 290, 294,

5 1 7. 535. 541. 582, 59s, 608. 296, 297, 298, 300, 301, 302,

New London, N. H., 256, 514, 303, 305, 306, 307, 308, 309,

521, 556, 598, 608. 310, 311, 314, 3r9, 320, 321,

Newman, 134, 569, 572. 603, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327,

615- 328, 332, 334. 336. 342, 343.

New Market, 277. 344, 345, 346, 347, 348, 349,

New Marlboro, Mass., 51. 350, 351, 353, 355, 356, 359,

New Miltord, 332. 361, 362, 364, 365, 366, 369,

"New Mill Creek, Me., 424. 370, 371, 372, 373, 376, 377,

New Mills, N. J., 35. 379, 3X0, 3S2, 383, 384, 385,

New Orleans, 22, 51, 52, 53, 82, 386, 387, 388, 389, 394, 395,

83, lor, 104, III, 119, 122, 396, 398,400,401,408,415,

172, 181, 184, 189, 199, 215, 416, 419, 420, 42[, 422, 423,
225, 227, 231, 241, 251, 297, 424, 428, 43". 432, 433. 434.
301, 329, 341, 343, 356, 360, 436, 441, 442. 443, 444, 446,
374, 391, 400, 404, 415, 418, 447, 449, 450. 459, 460, 461,
423. 435. 452. 472. 462, 466, 468, 469, 470, 47',

New Packet, Brig, 63. 472, 473, 477, 479, 480, 481,

Newport, 135. 484, 485, 489, 490, 491, 492,

Newport, N. H.,468. 493, 494, 495, 496, 500, 501,

Newport, N. Y., 208. 502, 503, 504, 507, 508, 509,

Newport, R. L, 21, 22, 23, 27. 510, S'l. 5'2, 514, 515, 516,

28, 33. 34. 35. 36.37. 38, 39. 517. 518, 519. 520, 521, 522,

40, 41, 44, 45. 46, 47, 48, 523. 524. 525. 526, 531. 532,

49, 50. 51. 53. 55. 56. 57. 60, 535, 536, 537, 538, 539. 540,

61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 68, 69. 70, 543. 544. 545. 547. 55°. 55'.

71, 72, 74, 76, 77, 79, 80, 81, 554, 555, 557, 560, 561, 5*12,

82, 83, 85, 86, 87, 89, 91, 93, 563. 564. 565. 566, 567. 568,

94, 96, 98, 103, 104, 105, 572, 573. 574, 575. 577. 578,

106, 108, 109, III. 112, 113, 579, 580, 582, 583, 584, 585,

115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 122, 586, 587, 588, 589, 591, 592,

123, 125, 126, 127, 128, 129. 593, 594, 595, 596, 598, 599,

131, 132, 134, 135, 136, 137, 600. 602, 603, 604, 605, 6ofi,

'3'^. >39. '40, 141. 144, 148, 607, 608, 609. 611, 612, 613,

150, 152, 154, 157, 159, 160, 616.
. 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170, Newjjort, R. L. Asylum, 120,

173. 174. 175. '76. 177. "79. 223, 269, 289, 319, 329, 343,
180. 181, 183, 185, 187, 188, 394.

I.X IXDKX

Xe\v])ort, I\. L, Hank, 183. New York City, — Continued.

Newport Co., R. [., 46, 267, 382. 119, 120, 122, 129, 130, 133,

Newport, R. I., Harbor, 113, 135, 136, 150, 151, 152, 163,

125, 298, 302, 303, 343. 164, 171, 190, 201, 202, 204,

Newport, R. 1., Jail, 332. 219, 222, 223, 226, 227, 228,

New]3ort Mercury, R. I., 294, 229, 231, 232, 234, 235, 237,

500, 50:. 240, 246, 248, 255, 258, 259,

New Providence, W. I., 340, 392, 269, 271, 273, 277, 292, 294,

434. 295, 297, 298, 314. 316, i\7,

New Roclielle, N. Y., 186. 319.

New Salem, Mass., 84, 315. New York State, 22, 26, 33, 34,

New Salem. Ohio, 214. 36, 43, 44, 47, 61, 62, 63, 66,

Newsom, 135. 67, 70, 72, 71, 78, 86, 91, 98,

New Stockbridge, N. Y.. 143. 99, loi, 102. 107, 108, 109,

New Shiiiehani, R. I.. 60, 113, 110, 112, 120, 121, 122, 126,

237, 247, 24S, 264, 429, 432, 127, 128, 131, 135, 136, 137,

447. 579- 139. 143. '44. '^M. "68, 172,
Newton, 135. 177, 178, 179, 181, 183, 184.
Newton, Mass.. 29, iSi, 419, 1S6, 193, 203, 206, 207, 209,

490,534,542. 210,212,217,218, 221, 222.

Newtown, Ct.. 179, 122, 507, 212, 235, 240. 242, 245, 247,

5; 6. 587, G14. 252, 254, 257, 260, 278, 279,

Newtown, L. I.. 43. 44, 3(1(1, 444. 280, 281, 291. 21^4, 303, 308,

Newtown, Mass.. 516. 318, 319, 329, 331, 334, 335,

Newtown, N. Y., 254. 336, 368. 38S.

Newtown, I'a., 26. New York Auctioneer, 165.

New \'ineyard. Me, 142. New York Bar, 399

New York, 71, 324, 325, 337, New York Hay, 75, loS, 151, 309.

^:>l^' 339. 34-^. 343. 344. 34«. New York, Hishop of, 202.

349. 353. 356, 357. 360, 361. New York, ChicC Justice of, 120,

362, 364, 365, 367, 368, 370, 449.

372. 171, 374. 375. 378. 381. New York County, N. Y., 302,

382, i&i, 384, 385. 389, 392, New York D.iily Advertiser, 201.

393' 394. 397. 399. 401. 404. New York Mrst Provincial Con-

406, 407, 412. 414, 416, 418, K'''^ss, 162.

420, 423. 427, 429, 431, 432, New York Gazette, 38, 573.

434, 437, 439. 441, 445, 447, New York, General Assembly of,

448, 451, 453, 466, 469, 470, 148, 4(14.

472, 480, 481, 489, 494, 500, New \'ork, Governoi- ol, i 18, 363.

502, 503. 505. 506, 509. 510, New York Harbor, ^7, 2i'>i, 106,

521. 522, 524, 525, 528, 529, 160, 161, 203, 261, 290, 317,

53'. 532. 533. 535. 54'. 545- 358, 374.

549. 558, 559. 560. 561, 566, New Yor.< I l(isi)ital, 37, 21 1, 237.

568, 573, 586, 587, 590, 596, 268, 314. 412, 414.

59S, 600, 601, 603, 604. 606, New N'ork House of Assembly,

607, 610, 612, 614, 61C-

-/ ■

New York City, 22, 27, 35,36, New \'ork I .egislature, 429.

38, 43, 47, 48, 50, 52, 61, 63, Xtw \'ork, Lieut. Governor of,
64, 74, 7ii, 81, 82, 84, 87. 91, 368, 464, 541.

98, 100, lOi. 109, III, 118, New \'nrk Militia, 75.

INDEX

LXI

New York. North District of,
275.

New York Police Office, 143.

New York, Port of, 117.

New York, Province of, 25, 381.

New York Province, Chief Jus-
tice of, 197.

New York Quarantine Hospital,
122.

New York Senator, 98, 367.

New York, Supreme Court of,
284, 315.

New York Theatre, 84, 104, 362.

New Zealand, 401.

Niagara, N. Y., -Ji, 229, 258.

Niagara, U. S. Brig, 84, 119, 354.

Niantic, Ct., 285.

Nice, 135.

Nicoll, 135.

Nichol, 135.

Nicholas, 135.

Nicholls, 136.

Nichols, 136, 465, 485, 491, 512,
522, 548, 565, 585, 592, 603.
612, 614.

Nicholson, 137.

Nickerson, 138.

Nickler, 138.

Nicklin, 138, 5S2.

Nightingale, 138, 469. 529, 610,
614.

Niles, 138, 38 1.

Nimrod, Brig, 171.

Nind, 138.

Ninegret, 139.

Nitchee, 139.

Nixon, 139.

Nobbs, 139.

Noble, 139.

Nobles, 512, 516.

Noblesboro, Me., H, 213.

Noel, 139.

Nolen, 139.

Nonsuch, Schooner, 179.

Nooning, 139

Norfolk, Ct., 228.

Norfolk, Va., 28, 34, 39, 57, 90,
96, 98, 101, 105, 131, 135,
137, 140, 167, 183, 188, 189,
212, 250, 255, 256, 282, 286,

Norfolk, Va., — Continued.

308, 314, 348, 379, 398, 400,

409, 445, 446, 480.
Norfolk, Va. , Theatre, 400.
Norristown, Pa., 93, 125, 434.
Norridgewock, Me., 118.
North, 139.
Northam, 139.

North .'\merica, Bank of, 139.
Northampton, Ma.ss,, 553, 97,

162, 172, 190, 315, 316, 328,

375-
Northamptonshire, Kng., 142,

394-
Northboro, Mass., 486.
Northampton. Va., 365.
Norlhbndge, Mass., 60, 161, 243,

407, 463.
.North Bndgewater. Mass., 599.
North Britain, 247.
North Burial Ground, Prov., 147,

333. 416.
North Carolina. 48, 74, 82, 84,

98, 107, 127. 130, 175, 224,

239, 276, 290, 302, 307, 310,

312, 356. 437.480.
North Carolina, College of, 121.
North Carohna, Governor of,

131, 295.
North Carohna, Legislature of,

437-

North Carolina Line, 128.

North Carolina, U. S. District
Attorney of, 444.

North District of New York,
275.

North Last N. Y., 436.

Northern Budget, 1 14.

Northern Politician, N. Y., ri2.

Northfield, Mass., 69, 446.

North h'leet, Eng., 157.

North Haven, Ct., 78.

North Kingstown, R.I ., 92, 136,
137, 140, 154, 166, 176, 182,
209, 218, 231, 297, 320, 325,
328, 33'. 335. 364. 369. 370,
375. 376, 392,393. 397.421.
423, 427, 465, 466, 468, 469,
482, 487, 488, 500, 523, 528,

I. XII

INDICX

Nor

th I\ini;stci\vn, 1\.
539. 546. 549- 557-

th rrovideiae, K.
56, 69. .S2, 89, 93,
147, 148, 150, 154,
204, 207, 208,
252, 254, 264.
276, 278, 279,
296. 299, 320,
342. 354, 3S6,
383. 409. 410.
425. 426, 420,
467, 475, 476, 477,
483, 484, 4S5 4S6,
494, 490, 49.S. 499.

1 96,
245,
•?75.
287,
34'.

413.

No
No

N..

Nn
N.)

No

No
No
No
No

No

Nc
N(
N.
N(

I.,— Con.
57-'. 594.

.. 29, 41,
145, 146,
167. '95,
220. 243,
265, 270,
281, 284,
3-\5, 330,
iS7' 359,
411.41-^.
430. 400,

47'''- 479.

487. 4^^.

50;, 507,
511, 513, 51;. .-, 4. 531. 533.
535- 5J''>. 514. 545. 5)8. 54'>,
5>3, 5<)3. -64, 51);, ;o,s, 570,

57-'- 573. 574. 577 5^"^''. 59>

597. 59^

lb kncr, 13^1. 2<)5.
I li Sloiiiiii;! on C "1 . 31;
tliuinhcrl iinl, 140
thunihci 1.111(1 I 1., I'. I.. 72,

200, ^-,22. 346.

thuinlu-r I. Mill, I'jv.; 4,01 06.
thuinhei i.iiid o ■ 1 , . c I,

I'-.n- , 378.
tliii|i, 140. .\i'^. -Q- 5 17 ;47,

55". 5<". 57-- -94 (>o;
thwcst C"o,i-i ■ .\ ■ I. .1,

7i. 153 21S 335

th \Vo(.(l.si(Hk ' : . ,8

th ^'a^ln()llt ii, i\l , ^ ^

th \'.trmoMth, M - 40,

111. 111. 140

ri.s. 140, 408 5; 5 '85 611/

ton. 1 .1 1 . 4''-6. i i>i

toll. M.s^ , 4') ^ 1 , i •- 5 i,

'5i- 199. 304- -44 4 5 40.8.

41 1. 4(17 528 53

w.ilk, Ct , 222 i;

way, 238

way, \ \'.. 5_8

well, 14:

\vi( h, (1,3,41 .1 . o 5.-'.

78, 101. 1 2 1 1,2 7.^.

182, i8t. <)«' - .4 2 .3.

248, 2;n, 8r, 29 , o o

Norwich, Ct , — Continued.

322, 34S, 353, 358, 363, 375,
389, 394, 417, 421, 427, 428,

443. 445. 447. 540. 55'. 588,
606,

Norwich, l'",ny., 201, 450.

Norwich, N. V., 154, 439.

Norwich, Vt., 65, 415, 443.

NiHaiy I'liblic. 341.

Nottint;"h.iin, 142.

Nottiii^li.itn, N. 11,, 96.

Nottin,i;liani, \'a . 298.

Noiirsc, 142.

No\-.i Scotia, 162, 397.

Nova .Scotia Adniiialt\', Court

ol, 260.
No\'a .Scotia, Court of Apjicals

of, 260.
No\a .Scoli.i, (ioxonior of, 199,

400
Nova .Scotii, I'ldxince of, 115,

4(0.
No\\cll, 142.
Noycs, 142, 473.
Nunin, 142.
Niinii, 142.
Niito, 142.
Niiltii'-;, 142, 497.
Nye, 143.

O.ikhini, M.iss., 142, 164, 494.
' ) ilvlry, 143. 479
( ),illiiii.iii, 143, 603.
O.illi'V, 143

( )l)l)llMis, 143.

O'lirieii, 552.

( )(.i iiisli. 143.

( )i t mil, I 43,

( )i e.iii, Hiil;, 74.

( )'Connor, 253.

( )ciilisi, 310

( 'di'ss.i, k iissi.i, 2 I.

( Tticei ol Customs, 427.

( )i;deii. 143.

( i-ilvie. 144, 354,

( )i;le, 144.

Oglethorpe, ( ia., i.jo.

INDEX

LXIII

O'Higgins, 153.

Ohio, 95, 177. 232, 233, 292,313.
32i,'356, 362, 364. 408, 435-
Ohio, Governor of, 104.
Ohio Co., Va., 315.
Ohio River, no, 226, 243.
Oil Mill, 25.
Oil of Tansy, 162.
Oiseau, 144.
Olaneta, 144.
Olcott, 144.

Old Coffee House, 234.
Olden, 144.
Oklfield, 144.
Old French War, 325.
Oldham, 144.

Old Point Comfort, Va., 78.
Oldridge, 144.
Oldstock, Mass., 489. 527-
Old Thunderbolt, 204.
Oldtown, Me., 150.
Olin, 144.

Oliver, 144, 3'^i. 475- 492, 532.
Oliver Street, N. Y., 432.
Olmstead, 145, 513
Olney, 145. 192. 236, 252, 412.

460, 489. 490, 512, 529> 542,

556, 566, 568, 573. 585. 59'.

596, 600.
Olnevville, R. I., i47. 188, 202,

391, 406, 422, 431, 477. 553.

613.
Oly, 148.
Olyphant, 148.
Oman, 148.

Ombersley, Baron of, 248.
Onderdonk, 148, 489.
Oneida, N. Y., 143-
Oneida Indian, iSo.
Onil, 148.

Onondaga Castle, N. Y., 202.
Ontario Co., N. Y., 135, 335-
Ontario, N. Y., 105.
Oobookiah, 149.
Opelousas, La., 70.
Open boat, 140.
Opium, 73, 276.
Opposition, 416.
Orange, N. J., 33i-

Orange Co , N. Y., 100, 137, 37i.

384.
Orange, Prmce of, 429.

Orator, 267.
Orchard, 530.
Order of Jesuits, 131.
Ore Bed, 363.
Orkneys Isles, 72
Orleans, 149.
Orleans (place), 323.
Orleans Beach, 305.
Orleans, Duke of, 50.
Orman, 149.
Ormand, 149.
Ormsbee, 149. 58S-
Orm.sby, 550.
Orme, 150.
Orono, I 50.
Orozimbo, Ship, 170-
Orr, 150.

Orrery, The Federal, 496.
Orswell, 150.
Orwell, Pa., 554-
Osborne, 150, 472, 516.
Osgood, 150, 151, 537-
Osman, 151.
Ossian Hall, Va., 316.
Ossley, 151.
Osteens, 151.
Osvvall, 151.
Oswegotchie, 23.
Oswego Falls, N. Y., 175.
Otaheites, 148.
Otis, 151, 69, 501, 522, 584.
Otis (place), 335.
Otoa, King, 148.
Ott, 151.
Ottile, 151.
Otto, 151.

Ottoman Navy, 154.
Ovar, 152.
Overing, 152
Owen, 152, 27.
Owhyhes, S. I., I49-
Ox Cart, 70, 414.
Oxford, Ct., 226.
Oxford County, Sheriff of, 51.
Oxford, Eng., 403.
Oxford, Mass., 36, 40, 51, 19 •-
289, 363, 474. 494. 507. 555-

I..\l\-

IXDl'.X

Oxford, \. II.
Oxfoni, X. v.,

540.
340-
I'-iig. 413-

Oxfordshire
Oxley, 152.
Oxx, I 52.
Oysters, 3S7.
O'/Jer, 152.
( )/.iiiciit, 152.
O'Brian, 152^
O'Hrien, 153
0'Hi)-;in, 153.
( )'C'<innor, 1 53.
( )'l)()iiald, 153.
( )'I )oiinelI, 153
( )'l''Iinn, 153.
O'Kain, 153.
( )'Maddei), 1 i;3.
O'Neal, 153. '
O'Reilly, 153.
O'Kourke, 1 ;3.
( I'Sulliwm, 153

'al)(idie, 1 53.

'aca, 154.

'acator. Isle ot, 1 47.

'aeha. 154,

'aeiiie ( )ceaii, i 85.

•aekard, 154, 479, 498. 504, 599.

'arkei-, 1 54. 561.

'addmk, I 54.

'adeltnrd, 1 55, 4S3.

'.I'^c, 157, 118. 479, 487, 489, 555,

566, OOI, 609,
'.i^et, 158.
'aliie, 155, 124, 193, 463, 465.

494, 490. 497, 537, 542, 585,

6co
'aiiiter, 157.

'aiiiter (tiade), 34, 145, 317.
'aiiiter, An I'ai,i,dish, 180, 2l8.
'aiiiter, Minialin e. 74.
'aiiiter, I'ortiait, 452.
'aiiiter, rrolile, 139.
*aintin<;, 401.
'aisley, 157.

'.ilare, (irand Marshal of, 245.
'alafax, 158.
•aley, 159.

114, 116,
I 7, 229, 242,
j'i7, 324, 325, 368, 461,

^80.

Palfrey, 159.

raliere, 159.

Pallett. 159, 127.

Palm, I 59.

Palma, Majorco, 318.

I'almer, 159, 603.

Palmer, Mass., 36, 3S8.

Palmers River, Mass., 166, 404

406
Palmyra. N. Y., 180, 321, 367.
Pancake, 160.
Pannell, 160.
Panther, .Ship, 255.
Paoli, ifio.
Paper Mills, 389.
Paper Money, Danish, 107.
Papillon, 160.
Paradise, 160
I'ar<;ier, 160.
Paris, I-'rance, 52, 79

(21

254

'aris, Ky , 7^:,, 250. j

'aris N. Y., 30.

'arish, 160.

'ark, 160, 476, 339, 565, 584.

615
'ark Place, LoikIoii, 404.
'aiker, 161, 203, 473, 558, 563,

596.
'aikhnrst, 162, 25.
'.iikin, 162,
'.nkinan, 162.
'arks, 162

'arliament, British, 26.
'arliamcnt's L)ebates, Report on,

443-
'arliament, Member of, 44, 81,

176, 221.
'.irlin, 162.
'arma, 162.
'arma, Duchy of, 67.
'armele, 162.
'armenter, 162.
'armeter, 162.
'.irnell, 162.
'arr, 162.
'.irry, 163.
'arshall, 163.

INDEX

LXV

Parsons, 163, 201.

Parsonsfield, Me., 206.

Parthion, Ship of War, 282

Partington, 163.

Partridge, 163, 518.

Pastor, 23, 42, 99, 132, 209,
235, 236, 281, 300, 305,
406, 408, 409, 442, 443,

Patriot, Brig, 590, 606.

Patriot, Hero, 214.

Patriot, The Providence, 407

Patt, 164, 571.

Patten, 164, 470, 471, 500,
526, 538, 545, 580, 587,
605.

Patterson, 164.

Paul, 165, 491, 562, 567.

Paulding, 165, 70.

Paulistovvn, N. Y., 166.

Paull, 165.

Paulos Hook, N. Y., 132.

Pawcatiick, R. I., 470, 586.

Pawhattan Co., Va., 503.

Pawtucket, R. I., 25, 46, 53
85, 93, io6, 107, 13s,
171, 186, 187, 190, 196,
245, 257, 276, 293, 296,

323, 336, 344, 349, n6,

381, 397, 405. 4'9. 421,
435, 442, 462, 469, 474,
477, 480, 481, 485, 486,
495. 497> 498, 506, .'507,
511, 512, 515, 517, 520,

529, 530, 535. 548, 553.
558, 560, 566, 567, 571,
577. 578, 585. 588. 589.
594. 595. 596. 598, 601,
6.3-

Pawtucket River, 412.

Pawtu.xet, R. I., 31, 108,
183, 186, 187, 198, 207,
216, 217, 219, 220, 221,
265, 266, 279, 282, 283,
288, 289, 290, 302, 313,
339. 349.389. 412, 418,
457. 458. 459. 463. 466,
481, 484, 485, 486, 487,
489. 508, 509, 510, 526,
536, 539. 546, 556, 561,

Pavvtuxet, R. I., — Continued.

570. 572, 573. 574. 577. 580,
581, 599, 609.

Paxton, 165.

Paxton, Mass., 207.
227, Paymaster, 255, 419.
307, Paymaster, U. S., 148.
444. Payson, 165, 468.

Peabodie, 165.

Peabody, 165, 540.

Peace, 165, 517.

Peace, Prophet, 202.
525, Peach, 165.
592, Peacham, Vt., 57.

Peacock, 166.

Peake, 472.

Peale, 166.

Pearce, 166, 379, 533, 548, 5S1,

6.5.

Pearle. 168.

Pearsall, 168.

Pearson, i6g, 487, 555, 599.

Peart, 168.
, 54, Pease, 168, 376, 457, 470, 481,
162, 520, 580, 589, 612.

213, Peatross, 169.
297, Peck, 169, 447, 495, 502, 507,
379, 516, 520, 534, 560, 566, 571,

425, 576, 582, 588.

476, Peckham, 173, 183,471,476, 502,

487. 503. 536, 555. 600, 607.
509, Pee Dee, 27.
527, I'eek.skill, N. Y., 38, 337.
557, Peeks Slip, N. Y., 372.
572, Peels, 175.
592, Peers, 596.
607, Pegasus, Brig, 84.

Peirce, 175, 480, 483, 533.

Pelham, Baron, 133.
121, Pelham, Mass., 172.
208, Pellen Isles, 434.
235, Pelosi, 176.
287, Pember, 176.
323, Pemberton, 176.
421, Pembroke, Mass., 145, 502, 505,

467, 554-

488, Pembroke, N. H., 54.
535, Pender, 176.
5O8, Pendleton, 176.

Pendleton District, S. C, 430.

I.XVI IMiI-.X

Penhallon, 176. Fepperill, 427.

Penick, 176. Peiipcrill, Me., 261.

Penn, 176, 105, 384, 407. Pcpi)erill, Mass., 44.

Pennell, 176. ' Percifull, 177.

I'cnniman, 177. Percival, 177.

Pennington, Pa., 269. Percy, 177.

Pen no, 177. Percy, Bamn, 140.

Pennont, 177. Perdita, 231.

Pennsbiuy Manor, Pa., 384. Peregard, 177.

Pennsylvania, 50,67, 72,94. 112, Perham, 177.

263, 205, 277, 431, 435, 449, Perigord, 177.

562. Perkins, 177, 482, 544, 564, 603.

Pennsylvania, Associate Justice I'erkis, 178.

of, 231. I'erley, 178.

Pennsylvania, Chief Justice of, Perren, 609.

100, 269. Perrin, 178.

Penn.sylvania, Controller Gen- Perry, 179, 19, 470, 493, 538,

era! of, 137. 563,597-

Pennsylvania, Con\'ention of, Persia, Ambassador from King

100. of, 2-j.

Pennsylvania, District Comniis- Perth Amboy, N. J., 78, 161,

sioner of Loans for, 125. 607.

I'ennsylvania General Assembly, Perth, North Britain, 247.

72, 407. Perthshire, Scot., 104.

lY'nnsylvania, Governor of. 100, Peru, U]>per, 202.

108, 119, 176, 322. Peru, \'t., 188, 448.

Pennsylvania, Grand Masons of, Peruque, 180.

284. I'eruvian Revolutionist, 144.

Pennsylvania Hosi)ital, 437. Petei', 180.

Pennsylvania, House of Assem- Peterhead, Eng., 181.

l)ly, 197. Peters, 180, 316.

Pennsylvania, House of Repre- Petersburg, Ga., 265.

sentatives, 96. Petersburg, Va., 129, 130, 240,
Pennsylvania Legislature, 72. 268, 270, 430.

Pennsylvania, President of, 211. Petersham, ^L^ss., 498.

Pennsylvania Province, Chief Peterson, 181, 616.

Justice of, 464. Petter, 181.

Pennsylvania, Senate of, 196. Pettis, 181, 507.

Pennsylvania, .Supreme Court Pettey, 181. 55.S, 565.

of, 269. I'etit, 181.

Pennsylvania Township, Pa., 345. Petrie, 181.

Pennsylvania, L'. .S. Senator of, Pettiface, 181.

236, 5O2. Pettingale, 181.

Pennsylvania, University of, 440, I'ettitt, 181.

444. I'eve, 181.

I'ennsyl\ania, the, 176. Peyman, 181.

Penobscot Lidians, 150. Peyton, 181.

Penryn, 177. Phebe, .Schooner, 26, 128.

Pensacola, l''la., 89, 182. Phelon, 181, 503.

Pent/,, 177. Phel|>s, 182.

INDEX

LXVII

Phenix Bank, Ct., 34.
Phenix of Providence, 146.
Phetteplace, 182.
Philadelphia, Pa., 21, 22. 24, 25,

27. 34, 35. 37. 38, 42, 43, 45.
46, 47, 50, 52, 53, 54, 56, 58,
62, 63, 66, 67, 70, 7'. 11^ 74.
75, 77, 80, 87, 89, 91.94.95.
96, 97, 99. 'oo, 1 01, 102,
103, 104, 105, 107, 108, 109,
III, 114, 117, 118, 119, 120,
121, 122, 125, 128, 129, 131,
132, 136, 137. 138. 139, '44,
151, 153, 159, 160, 161, 163,
164, 166, 176, 178, 181, 1S4,
185, 187, 188, 189, 192, 196,
197, 200. 202, 203, 206. 208,
211, 212, 214, 216, 218, 220,
221, 222, 225, 226, 227, 228,
229, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236,
238, 241, 243, 249, 250, 251,
252, 253, 255, 256, 258, 259,
260, 261, 263, 267, 269, 274,
279. 281, 284, 285, 286. 292,
293, 296, 298, 300, 303, 305,
309, 310, 311, 316, l\l, 318,

319. 321, 322, 324, 336, in,
338, 340, 343. 346, 347, 349.
351, 352. 358. 362, 365, 367,

369, 374- 377, 380, 381. 382,
383, 384, 385, 386, 387, 394,
396, 398, 400, 403, 404, 405,
407, 408, 414. 415. 4>9. 421.
423, 426, 428, 430, 432, 433,
434, 437, 439. 440, 444, 446.
448, 449, 450, 451, 453. 462,
465, 477, 480, 489, 490, 493,
494, 496, 501, 503, 509, 511,
515, 5'6, 529, 534, 537, 54°,
54>- 561, 575, 577, 582, 587,
589, 590, 591, 605, 607.

Philadelphia, Pa., Bank, 349.

Philadelphia, Pa., Gazette, 216.

Philadelphia, Pa., Navy Yard,
129.

Philadelphia, Pa., Port of, 125.

Philadelphia, Pa., Theatre, 197,
215, 552. 610.

Philadelphia, U. S. ?>igate, 118.

Philanthropist, 53.

Philbrook, 615.

Phillips, 182, 183,464, 486, 504,

558, 561, 565, 582, 593.
Phil mo re, 184.
Philosopher, 200, 211.
Philosophical Society, 407.
Philosophy, Natural, 112, 430.
Philosophy, Prof, of, 542.
Philosophy, Prof, of, Natural,

460.
Philpott,6o6.
Phinney, 184, 518, 579.
Phippsburg, 162.
Phister, 184.
Phoeni.x, 184.
Physician, 35, 277, 367.
Physician of the Insane, 432.
Physick, 184.
Physiognomist, 42.
Pickens, 184.

Pickering, 184, 460, 463, 474,
477, 483, 500, 509, 514. 519,
532, 538, 539, 555, 572, 589,
590, 597, 611.
Picket, 184.
Picket Guard, 131.
Pickett, 184.
Pickle, 184.
Pickman, 184.
Pickney, 514.
Pico, 184.
Pidge, 1S4.

Pidgeon, 185.

Pierce, 600.

Piercy, N. H., 518.

Pierpoint, 185.

Pierchell, 185.

Pierson, 598.

Pike, 185, 563, 604.

Pike Co., 111., 238.

Piles, 185.

Pilesburg, 185.

Pilgrim, Barbadoes, 300.

Pilgrims, the, 121.

Pillmore, 185, 561.

Pillsbury, 185.

Pilot, 137.

Pilot Snake, 382.

Pinckney, 185.

Pinckneyville, La., 285.

..win

I.N'DK.X

Pindiir, 376.

Pinge, 1 85.

I'inkhiuii, 185.

Pinknian. 185.

Pinkiicw 186.

Pinomlellc, 186.

PiiUaid, 186.

Pi]M)n, 186, 590, 611.

I'iratcs, 178, 185, 263, 375, 392,

435- 590, 606.
I'irates, Algerines, 152.
Piracy, 181, 234, 318, 431. 440.
I'isa, Italy, i/, 94.
Piscataqua River, JJ, 427.
Pi.stdl, 349.
I'itcairii, 295.
Pitcher, 186, 510, 579.
I'itchtortl, 277.
I'itcrsnn, 187.
J'ilkiii, 187.
Pitman, 187, 480. 504, 511, 530,

548, 565, 571, 574, 586, 595,

003, 604. (J07, 609, 61 1, 615.
Pitt, 188.
I'itts, 188, 577.
I'ittshurg, Pa., 133, 23S, 254, 367,

424, 444, 537.
I'ittslicld, Ma.ss., 427.
Pitt.sticid, Vt., 22.
Pitt.stun, Me., 24.
Pitt.stovvn, N. ^■., 31, 221.
Pitt.stdWii, i'a,, 1 56.
Pittz, 188.
I'liis, 18S.

Place, 188, 545, 587, 589.
I'laceiUia, liiichy of, 67.
Plaiiilield, Ct., 146, 162, 166,

179, 231, 267, 295, 30S, 467,

476. 482, 493, 512, 536, 546,

560, 503. 574, 603.
Plaiiilield. (A., .Academy, 466,

311.
Plaiii.s (i| Ahialiam, 98, 127.
PI. ink, 544.
I'lanter, 96, 570.
Plater, 188. '
I'lalt, 188.

I'latt.shurgh, \. \'.. 5f, 361.
I'lea.saiits", 188.
Plini|it()n, 188.

Plitt, 189.

Plomer, 189.

I'liiughman, 196.

Pkime, 189.

Plumer, 189.

Plunistead, 189.

Plymouth Church, 22S.

Plymouth, Eng., 500.

Plymouth, Mass., 42, 44, 67, 121,
201, 220, 3S7, 393, 440, 526,
556, 580, 582.

Plymouth, N. V., 131.

Plymjitoii, Mass., 580.

Pnalson,. 189.

I'licahiiiUas, Prig, 292, 334, 442.

Pococke, 189.

Poe, 189.

I'oet, An .Ameiican, 156.

Pohig, 189.

Poinsett, 189.

Point Coupee, 55.

Point ivscondidii, W. P, 263.

Pouit Pelii, W. P, 212.

Piiison, 448.

Puke, 189.

Poland, 302.

Polemick Di\-iiiity, 61.

Poleski, 1S9.

I'olkemus, 1S9.

Polhill, 189,

Police OCfice, 143.

Political Economy, 104.

I'oliticiaii, ^y^i-

Pollard, 189.

Pollock, 1S9, 428, 477.

Pnlly, 189.

Polly, Prig, 375.

Poison, 189.

I'omeroy, 189.

Pomfret, Ct., 28, 30, 64, 70, 74.
96, 126, 161, 183, 195, 204,
207, 243, 259, 268, 280, 295,
313, 314, 318, 369, S77, 381,
390, 406, 428, 429, 457, 461,
480, 483, 564, 576, 579, 580,
585. _

I'limese, King, 148.

l'oni|>, 190.

Pom|)ey, 190.

Pomurie, 189.

INDEX

I.XIX

Pon, 190.
Ponton, Vt., 26.
Pond, 461.
Ponsett, 190.
Ponsonby, 190.
Ponoert, 190.
Poole, 190.
Poore, 190.
Poor House, 262.
Pope, 190, 459, 612.
Poplin, N. H., 199.
Porsom, 191.
Port, Collector of, 612.
Porteerdale, P^ng., 91.
Porter, 191, 480, 576.
Porterfield, 192.
Porteus, 192.
Portland, 192.

Portland, Me, 66, 82, 99, 199,
203, 205, 207, 282, 304, 323,
349. 359. 419. 420, 468, 496,
585.
Portland, Mass., 541.
Portlock, 192.
Portrait Painter, 452.
Portsmouth, Eng., Governor of,

188.
Portsmouth, N. H., 25, 38, 55,
63, JT, no, 121, 150, 161,
176, 184, 2^6, 249, 260, 262,
263, 287, 288, 308, 309, 370,
399, 400,411,427, 490.
Portsmouth, O., 426.
Portsmouth, R. I., 44. 45. 46. 52.
95, 112, 122, 136, 168, 175,
i8i, 182, 193, 223, 225, 248,
268, 270, 274, 276, 314, 324,
328, 335. 343- 360, 369. nh
383, 387. 423. 462, 470. 471.
478, 479. 496, 502, 513. 524.
533- 534. 536. 540. 542. 550,
55 1, 566, 567, 576. 577. 5«3.
592, 596, 602, 605, 613.
Portsmouth, Va., S7. 73- '07, 201,

556, 573-
Port Saguana, 497.
Porto Rico, 209.
Portugal (name), 192.
Portugal, 307, 418, 569.
Portugal, Queen of, 432.

Port Antonio, Jam., 104.

Port au Prince, VV. I., 30, 64,

194, 206, 368, 383, 437.
Port of Alexandra, 88.
Port of Boston, 56, 65.
Port Collector, 58, 93. '25. '35.

151, 153, 204, 258, 263, 272,

341, 380.
Port Hardwick, Ga., 93.
Port Mahon, 227, 446.
Port New York, 117.
Port New York, Collector of,

378-
Port of Philadelphia, I'a., 125.

Port Roseway, 229.

Port Royal, Jam., 235.

Port .Spain, W. I., 179-

Port Surveyor, 191, 377. 396-

Port Tobacco, Md., 131. 236,

398.
Port William, Ky , 435-
Posey, 192.
Postlethwaite, 192.
Postmaster. 28, 34. 46, 17, 99,

223, 239. 263, 318, 334, 392.

436-
Po.stmaster General, 104, 489.
Post Office Department, 270.
Post Rider, 125, 126, 280.
Potash, 295.
Potomac River, 210, 271, 283,

316, 434-
Potomac, Va., 521.
Potowomut, 530, 586.
Potter, 192, 180, 439, 458, 460,

463, 472, 478. 499. 504. 512.

518, 521, 544. 557. 558, 559.

564, 568, 571. 572. 574. 587,

594, 600, 602.
Potterfield, 196.
Pottis, 466.
Potts, 196.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., 54. 112,

196, 255, 273,-294, 325. 369.

493. 599-
Poundridge, N. Y., 62, 140, 150.

Poussereen, 77.
Powder Mill, 297.
Powell, 196, 503.
Power, 196, 428, 461, 520.

I.XX INDEX

Powers, 196, 26. Price, 200.

I'owhatan, \'a., 102. Pride, 200.

Pownall, 197. Priestly, 200.

I'oyntcll, 197. Prime Minister of Spain, 165.

Poyiiyell, 197. I'rince, 200.

Pratt, 197, 467, 500, 501, 503, Prince Edward Co., Va., 472,

545. S''>4- 5'o, 540.

Pray. 198, 89, 332, 374, 499. Prince George Co., Md,, 35, 600.

Preach, 142, 143. Prince Regent, 591.

Pre.icher, 129, 166. Prince of Wales, 450, 569.

Preacher, Friend, 1S9. I'rince of Wales, Ship. 87.

Preble. 198, I'rince William Parish. S. C,
Preceinor, 294, 330, 348, 445. 313.

i'recii)ice, 135, 263. Prince William Co., \'a , 615.

Prentice. 199, 485, 505. Princess of Brunswick, 569.

Preshery, 199. I'rinceton. Ind., 201,

Presbyterian Church, 99, loi, Princeton, \. J., 112, 504,576.

I 18, 129. 201, 235, 305, 330, Princeton. N. J . Battle of, 59.

379, 380, 444 Pringell, 201.

Presbyterian Meeting Mouse, 62, Pringie, 201.

97- Printer, 25, 30, I2.},j, 2,'^. 40, 56,
l'resi)yieiian Scot. Church, 27. 64. 66, 78. 80. 81. 94, 98,

Prescott. 199. 182, 201, 247, 522, 104, 105, 108, 121, 131, 134,

S'JO- 136, 150, 183, 190, 191, 196,

I'reside?it of l^ank, 139. 211, 226, 227, 228, 229, 231,

President of Congress, 42, 99, 240. 242,251,258,270,294,

-o*^'- -9^- 1,^7- 3i(i, 352. 358, 367,

President of Continental Con- 382, 392, 404, 405, 418, 423,

gre.s.s, 208. 445.444.448.449.450,451.

1 resulent of Council, 325. 452, 473, 492, 493, 495, 498,

Presitlent, Mass. Medical So- 500, 508,511,515,520,533,

ciety, 207. 540, 564, 589, 595, 606, 609,

President of Pennsylvania, 211. 613, 614.

I'resident of Senate, 335. Printer to State, 142.

President of Cnited .States, 116. I'rioleau, 201.

President ot I'nited States Prior, 201.

Bank, 398. Prisoner of War, 24, 39, 46, 64,
President Washington, Ship, 249. 65, 92,94,97, 104, HI, 1 18,

Presidential I'.lector, 206. 123, 129, 130, 132, nS, 141,

Press, License of the, 420. 150, 152, 155, 166, 169, 185.

Pressman, 338. 186, 188, 189, 190, 192, 196,

Preston, it;9, 458, 489, 490, 510, 199, 202, 206, 2og. 211, 226,

512, 536, 565, 584, 587, 597, 229. 241, 243, 245, 249, 250,

603, 608. 251, 267, 271, 273, 278, 282,

I'reston, Ct.. 28, 122, 160, 161, 295, 296,298,299, 301,305,

177. 200. 240, 307, 363, 449, 306, 312, 325, 334, 336, 340,

536. 354, ijj, 388, 400, 406, 416,

Pretender, the, 238, 316. 419, 422, 424. 426, 433, 436,

Prevost, 199. 439, 440, 449, 450.

Pribby, 199.

INDEX

I.XXI

Prison Ship, 342.

Prison Ship, Charleston, S. C,
70.

Pritchard, 201.

Privateer, American, 436.

Privateer, General Armstrong,
145.

Privateer, Marquis De La Fay-
ette, 227.

Privateering, 128.

Privateers, 34.

Privy Council, 248, 372, 376.

Probate, Judge of, 155.

Probate, "Register of, 309.

Proby, 201.

Proctor, 201, 478, 504, 553.

Professor, 453, 460.

Professor of Anatomy, 440.

Professor, Belle Letters, 236.

Professor, Biblical Literature,

577-
Professor of Chemistry, 444.

Professor of Greek, 191.

Professor of Hebrew, 237.

Professor of Language, 141,

283, 327. 475-
Professor of Law, 109, 132.
Professor of Mathematics, 273.
Professor of Natural Philosophy,

231, 460.
Professor of Philosophy, 542.
Profile Painter, 139.
Prophet, 202.
Prophet of Peace, 202.
Prospect, Me,, 176.
Protestant Bishop of Conn, and

R. L, 256.
Proud, 202, 343.
Proudfit, 203.
Proudfoot, 203,
Prout. 203.

Province of New Jersey, 1 19.
Province of New York, 381.
Province of Nova Scotia, 400.
Province of Penn., Chief Justice

of, 464.
Province Secretary, 400.
Provincial, 222.
Provincial Army, 251.
Provincial Congress, 273.

Provincial Service, 230.
Providence, R. I., pages 21 to

616, both inclusive.
Providence, R. L, Bank, 338.
Providence and Boston Theatres,

505.
Providence, Brig, 154.
Providence Co., R. L, 256, 405,

410, 424.
Providence Co., R. L, C. C.

Pleas of, 90, 148. 156.
Providence Co., R. L, Judge of

Court, 285.
Providence Co., R. I., Sheriff of,

582.
Providence Cove, 339.
Providence District, 337.
Providence Gazette, 21 to 616,

both inclusive.
Providence Harbor, 228.
Providence Journal, 20.
Providence Neck, 165, 366, 542.
Providence Pheni.x, 146.
Providence Privateer, Sloop, 234.
Providence Plantations, 146.
Providence, Sloop, 273.
Provoost, 202.
Prowett, 203.
Prudence Isle, 136, 167, 195, 326,

355, 576.
Prussia, (name), 203.
Prussia, 21, 203, 226, 552.
Prussia, King of, 53, 103.
Prussia, Queen of, 103.
Prussian Minister, 538.
Public Account, Controller of,

191.
Public Advertiser, 443.
Public Land.s, 54
Public Notary, 341.
Publisher, 21, 38.
Puget, 203.
Pugh, 614.
PuUen, 203, 530.
Pulteney, 203.
Pulteneyville, N. Y., 442.
Pulsifer, 203.
Punter, 203.
Puntine, 203.
Purchis, 203.

I.NXII

ixi)i:x

I'urdio, 203.

I'lirdy. 203, 562.

l'urin,i;'t<m, 204,

I'urkiss, 20.4.

rnniiigton, 204.

I'lnscr, 537.

I'lHsoi's Steward, 288.

I'urxiance, 204.

ruslianiataha, 204.

riitnain, 204, 259, 395, 535.

I'liliiani Co., N. v.. 249, 306.

Piitnam, ()., 3S7.

rutia-y, \'t., 149, 443,

l'\-iKh<>n, 205.

Q

(JlKukcMlllDSS, 205. 285.

( Miaiantme, •,<'j/.

( tiiai.iiuinc I Icispital, \. v., 122.

( HiaiU'r i;imi)cr, 23.

(Juartciinaii. 205.

( Uiartcrniastcr, 94.

("•ucliec, Can., 24, 35, 69, lOO,

180, 22J, 255, 279, 440.
(Jucjen .Anne, 277
( iiieeii Chaiinttc, ISritish l'"riL;atc,

349
(Jiiecii I )(i\vai;XT ol I'russia, 203.
(Juceii of iMi^land, 103.
( hit'cn (it I'.lniiia, 67.
( jnccii <il I'lLissia, 103.
( hicc-n. Maids of Honor to, 363.
(jiiccn Mary. 236.
(Jucciis C'liapc-I, X. II., 249
( )in.'Cnsti>\vii. llittlc of, 141.
( 'iiceiistown, L'oiiii., 135, 297.
(Jucry, 205.
Oiii,i;lt.'. 205.
(Jui<;ley, 205-
( Hiinhy. 205.
<jiiincy, 205.
(Juincv, Mass.. 110, 239, 284,

460, 469, 587, 616.
( )Liiiicbau<i Ri\er, 27, 40.
(Juinii, 205.
( Hiito Ikiy, X. C, 98.

i\alniii, 205.

Radcliff, 206.

Raft, 447.

Rabn, 206.

Railway, N. J., 364.

Kalcis^h, N. (,'., 317, 326, 434.

R. 111.206.

Ralston, 200.

Rambler, Schooner, 137.

Ranisdall, 206.

Ram.sdell, 206.

]\amsgate, Eng., 113, 129.

R anise}', 206.

Rand, 206, 490, 492.

R.mdall. 207, 313, 413, 4S3, 4S9,

491. 497. 505. 513. 53''- 569.

595-
Randall's I'ond, 432.
Randolph, 208, 537.
Randolph, Mass., 315, 334.
Randolph, Vt., 608.
Ranger, 209.
Rannil, 209.
Ra])hael, 209.
Rapp, 209,
Rardain. 209.
Rasly. 209.
Ratch. 209.
Ratlibone, 548, 575.
Rathhurn. 209, 105, 491, 50O,

(!01.

Rat ley. 210.

Rattlesnake. 316, 430.

Raltoon, 552, 573.

Rausli. 210

Ra\enal, 210.

Rawland, 210.

Rawlings, 210.

R.iwson. 210, 459, 463. 606, 614.

Ray, 211.

Ra\inei', 211.

Raymond, 2i 1.

Raynal, 211.

Raynall, 21 1.

Rayidiam, Mass.. 29, 52, 155,

237, 388, 422, ?68.
Razee, 211.
Rea, 211, 560.

INDEX

LXXIII

Read, 211, 199, 475, 48'. 484.

494. 499. 523. 541. 557. 563.

565. 603.
Reading, Mass., 467, 521.
Reading, Penn., 462.
Reardon, 214.
Rearick, 214.
Recamier, 214.
Records, 214, 519.
Receiver General, 125.
Receiver General British, 25.
Recorder, 423.
Rector (name), 214.
Rector, 247, 363, 400.
Red Bank, Battle of, 147, 261,

411, 418.
Red Bird, 214.
Red Bluff, Miss., 175.
Redding, 567.
Redding, Ct., 567.
Redick, 214.
Reding, 214.
Red Hook, N. J., 21.
Redman, 214.
Redway, 214.
Redwood, 214.
Reeder, 215.
Reelnian, 215.
Rees, 215.
Reeve, 215, 559.
Reformed Church, 434.
Reformed Dutch Church, 237.
Refugees, F"rench, 86.
Registrar, Court of Equity, S. C,

133-

Register of Probate, 309.

Regiment, 2d Rhode Island, 600.

Regnier, 213.

Regulator, Schooner, 52.

Rehoboth, Mass., 25, 26, 30, 31,
36, 38, 49, 57, 58, 70, 71. 81,
83, 84, 86, 87, 88, 93, 94, 96,
103, 109, 110, 115, 123, 127,
128, 131, 134, 137, 140. 149.
156, 166, 167, 168, 169, 170,
171, 172, 173, 17s, 179, 211,
212, 213, 2(4, 224, 225, 230,
233, 236, 239, 244, 246, 266,
270, 274, 275, 279, 281, 282,
286, 288, 289, 304, 31 i, 320,

Rehoboth, Mass., — Continued.
321, 338, 341, 350, 361.372.

374. 177^ 378. 393. 404. 405.
406, 409, 410, 433, 437, 447,
457, 465, 466, 467, 468, 469,
470, 475, 478. 480, 492. 496,
516, 51.9, 520, 521, 525. 527.
529. 530, 531. 532, 533. 535.
537. 538, 539. 542. 543. 544.
547. 550, 553. 555. 556. 557.
560, 562, 566, 569, 570, 571,
572, 574, 576, 577, 578, 580,
592, 593.603. 604, 612, 615.

Reilley, 215.

Reinagle, 215.

Relfe, 215.

Relph, 216, 482, 497.

Relton, 491.

Remington, 216, 459, 481, 487,
488, 504, 597, 599. 605.

Remsen, 217.

Rennie, 217.

Rensellaerville, N. V., 248.

Renshaw, 217.

Repold, 217.

Reporter, Columbian, 581.

Reporter of Parliamentary De-
bates, 443.

Representative, 319.

Representative in General As-
sembly, 252.

Republic of !■" ranee, 53, 65.

Republican Blues, 95.

Republican, P'ederal, 253.

Reservation, Indian, 426.

Resolution, Ship, 232.

Restend, 217.

Retford, Eng., 432.

Reustram, 217.

Revenue, Commissioner of, 165.

Revere, 217.

Review, Medical, 199.

Revolution, Army of, 209, 220,
238, 324, 325.

Revolution, Chaplain of, 153,
236.

Revolution, Officers of, 31, 32,
69, 78, 98, 99, 100, 10 1, 104,
105, 108, 109, 1 19, 123, 125,
135. ^17> >39. 159. <6i, 162,

LXXIV

iM)i:x

Revolutiim, Ot'ticeis nf. — dm.
l8i, 187, 191, 202, 244, 246,
254, 263, 267, S3^. 535' 5:A
53^- 353. 575' 57(>- 379. S-'^S.
414, 417, 424, 441.

Revdlutiiiii, Xa\y of, 147.

Revolution, I'c:isioner of. 52,

123. 140, \(>7, 17^, 21 I, 314,
336, 356. 3S0, 388, 396, 418,
442, 45--

Revolution, Solilicr ol, 34, 49,
50, 70, Ji. 85, 90, 91, no,
III, 112. I I'l, 117, 118, 120,

124, 126, 127, 132, 133, 136,
137, 140, 147, 151, 153, 164,
169, 176, 178, 185, 188, 192,
196, 201, 206, 207, 210, 214,
225, 229. 243, 245, 256, 266,

2()J, 26^, 269, 271, 276, 277,
285, 286. 298, 311, 315, 316.
319, 325, 331, 335, 336, 350.

354. 359. 374. 375. 577, 378',
380, 383, 389, 391. 403, 408,
413, 414. 418, 421, 437, 440,
441, 448, 556, 573.

Revolution, W'nr of, 20, 22, 34,
35, 57. 51, 66, 67, 92, 96,
100, 113, 128, 139, 154. 172,
178, 181, 204, 205, 210, 212,
215, 217, 222, 223, 224, 22S,
235, 238, 241, 243, 244, 251,
252, 254, 272, 289, 296, 297,
298, 300, 301, 313. y:,&^ 339,
340, 359, 3''". 368, 369. 374,
375. 378. 386, 403, 407, 418,
423, 430, 445, 450. 495.

Revolution, l''reuch, 324.

Revolution of 1798, 261.

Revolutionist, a I ciinian, 144.

Rewbell, 217

Rex, 217, 511.

Rexboro, I 'a, 273.

Rcxford, 479, 4<j7, 507, 525. 568,
572, 576, 585, 594.

Reynolds, 217, 505, 548, 558.

kliinchetk, N. \., 193.

RhinelaiKler, 219.

l\lio(ia, 219

Rhodes, 219, 287, 389, 457, 458,
459, 466, 467, 481, 482, 483,

Rhodes, — Continued.

484, 544, 577, 580, 5S1, 615.

Rhode Island. 66. 69,74, 75. '04.
144, 164, 168, 178, 180, 195,
211, 227, 236, 237, 24S, 256,
259, 268, 287, 299, 308, 342,
354. 3S3. 412, 422, 433. 440,
452. 517-

Rhode Island and Conn , P>ishop
of. 329.

Rhode Island American, 19, 20.

77-

Rhode Island, Haltle of, 59, 181,
196, 210, 228.

Rhode I.sland College, 78, 351,
446, 475, 550.

Rh<itle Island Colony, 69

Rhode Island, District of, 55.

Rhode Island, (io\-crnor of, 6g.

Rhode Island I listorical Society,
19, 20.

Rhode Island, Lieut. (Governor
of. 85, 126, 260, 306, 550.

Ricardo, 221.

Rice, 221, 157, 485, 493.

Rich, 222, 504, 508, 533, 574.

Richards, 222, 579.

Richardson, 223, 291, 355, 471,
473. 523, 525, 556, 594.

Richland, I'a,, 432.

Richmond, 224, 460, 495, 518,
526. 538, 549, 607.

Richmond Church, S. C, 25.

Richmond, liiig,, 118, 176.

Richmond, Ky., 120.

Richmond, N. II., 211, 405, 499.

Richmond, R. I., 52, 56, 303,
330, 395, 449. 586.

Richmond, Va., 47, 50, 55, 60,
80, 82, 92, 94, 96, 97, 122,
128. 130, 132, 158, 164, 169,
176, 184, 189, 208, 209, 232,
254, 261, 265, 283, 293, 294,
309, 320, 326, 331, 357. 370,
374, 383, 417, 434, 435. 441,
442, 448, 472, 559.

Richmond Co., Va., 573.

Ricket.son, 225.

Ricketts, 225.

Rickey, 225.

INDEX

LXXV

Riddell, ?25.

Riddle, 225.

Rider. 225, 20, 511.

Ridevvell, 463.

Ridgefield, Ct., 145. 5 '2, 5 '3.

526, 552, 567-
Ridgeley, 225.
Ridgeway, 225.
Riego, 226.
Riess, 226.
Rigger, 381.
Riggins, 226.
Rieggs, 226.

Rights of Man, 156, 160.
Riker, 226.
Rilev, 226, 605.
Rileys Creek, 328.
Rind, 226.
Rindge, N. H., 206.
Ring, 226.
Ringgold, 226.
Rio de Janeiro, S. A.. 332.
Rio de Janeiro River, 441.
Rio Nunez. Afr., 89.
Ripley, 226, 135.
Riser, 227.
Rising Sun, 234.
Ritch, 227.
Ritchie, 227.
Rittenhouse, 227.
Ritter, 534-
Ritto, 227.
Rivera, 227.
Riverington, 227.
Rivers, 227.
Rivington. 228.
Roach, 228,484.
Roan, 228.
Roanoke, V'a., 28.
Robb, 228.
Robbin, 228.
Robbins, 228, 205, 613.
Roberts, 228, 482, 562.
Robeitson, 229, lOO.
Robeshavv, 229.
Robeson, 229.
Robespierre, 229.
Robey, 230.
Robinson, 230, 506, 51S, 531

533. 565. 599-

Robinson Co., Tenn., 27.
Robley, 233.
Robt, 233.
Robey, 233.
Rochambeau, 233.
Rochefort Prison, Fla., 358.
Rochelle, Fr., 307, 491-
Rochester, 233.

Rochester, Mass., 143, 208, 240,
268, 291, 321, 505. 507. 5'3-
Rochester, N. H , 188, 519-
Rochester, N. Y., 590, 614.
Rockaway, L. I., 309-
Rockingham, 233.
Rockiugham, Marquis of, 540.
Rockland Co., N. Y., 143-
Rock Landing, La.. 293.
Rockwood, 233.
Rocky Mount, -S. C, 105.
Roderick, 233.
Rodleft, 233.
Rodman, 233, 194. 24'. 5'o. 521.

575.605.
Rodney, 234, I37-
Rodriguez, 234.
Roe, 234.
Roffee, 234.
Rofy, 234.
Rog, 234.
Rogan, 234.

Rogers, 234, 131. 142, 392, 431.
439, 470, 474- 477. 485, 503.
507. 545. 546. 566, 590.
Royerson, 236, 553.
Roger Williams, Brig, 98.
Roland, Brig, 62, 332.
Roffe, 236.
Rolla, Sloop, 268.
Rollins, 236.
Rolls, Master of, 189.
Roman Catholic Arch Bishop,

357- , ,,,

Roman Catholic Church. 91.

Romaine, 237.

Romanzow, 237.

Rome, Italy, 67. 316, 331, 45°,

523.
Rome, N. Y., 5>4. 572-
, Romeyn, 237, 598-
Romilly, 237.

I. XXVI IMH-.X

Roniscil, 237. Ruden, 240.

Rooke, 206. Ruffhead, 597.

Roose, 237. Ruf'fiii, 240,

Root, 237. Rugglts. 240, 183.

Kopcniaker, 223. Riiggles, Ann Mliza, Schooner,

Ropes, 237. 180.

Rose, 237. Rum, 362, 374

Rose Isle, 230, 272. Rumford, 240, 175.

Rosemary Lane, I'"ng., 255. Rumreill, 240. 543.

Rosenkilde, 238. Rimisey, 241.

Ross, 238, 487. Rundle, 241.

Rossiter, 239, 510. Rupert. Vt., 345.

Rotc'h, 239. Rush, 141, 360.

Rothwell, 239. Rush, I'enn., 170

Rotterdam, IIol., 103. Rushworth, 24r.

Round, 239. Ivuss, 241.

R(junds, 469, 549, 594. Russell, 241, 331, 472, 503, 506,

Roundtree. 239. 508, 524, 543, 566, 575, 605,

Roulston, 239. 607, 609, 615.

Roulstone, 239. Russell, Hrig, 82.

Rouse, 239. Russia, 35, 237, 319, 326, 351,

Rousmaniere, 239. 432, 446.

Rover, liritish Shij), 169. Russian Admiral, 326.

Rowe, 239. Russian Army, 108.

Rowland, 239, 520, 577. Russian I''orces, 290.

Rowley, 240. Russian Giant, 358.

Rowley, Mass., 342, 392, 408, Rvissian Imperial Chancellor,

510, 615. 446.

Roxbury, Mass., 34, 36, 66, 161, Russian Navy, 326.

178, 187, 223, 240, 267, 385, Russian .Senate, 326.

387, 427. 430, 459, 581, 594, Ru.st, 243.

616. Rustage, 492.

Ro.\bury IC.xpeditiou, 85. Rutgers, 243.

Royal Academy, ICng., 401. Rutherford Co., Tenn., 389.

Royal Army, 318. Rutland, Mass., 98, 204, 415.

Royal Artillery, 308, 369, 500. Rutland, N. Y., 302, 327.

Royal Chapel, Dean of, 209. Rutland, \'t., 283, 430.

Royal College of Surgeons, 263. Rutledge, 243.

Royal Cazette, lldtimore, Md., Ruttenherg, 243.

434. Ruttenbuigh, 243.
Royal (jovemor of Mass., 259. Ruttenburg, 243.

Royal Navy, 113, 137, 192, 501, Rutter, 243.

580. Rutley, 243.

Royal Province of \'a., 129. I\yan, 243.

Royal Society. 86. 21S. Rye, Ct., 235.

Royalston, Ct, 32, 138, 176. Ryegate, \'t., 519, 566.

Roy, 240. Ryer, 244.

Royster, 240. Ryland, 244.

Ruddock, 240 Ryon, 513, 545.
Rude, 240.

IXDKX

LXXVII

Sabastian Springs, Va., 258.

Sabbatarian Church, 93.

Sabin, 244, 56, 335, 459, 460,

550, 601.
Sabine Pass, 225.
Sabine, Sloop, 164.
Sabins Point, 321.
Sachuest Beach, 364.
Sackett, 245.
Sackett Harbor, N. Y., 248, 368,

491.
Saco, Me., 29
Saddler, 245. 537.
Saddler (Trade), 200, 405.
Saddlevvorth, Eng., 50.
Safford, 245.
Safford, N. Y., 141, 168.
Saffron Hill, 421.
Safety, Committee of, 286.
Sagamore Creek, N. H., 47.
Sage, 245, 532.
Sag Harbor, N. Y., 118, 201,

252, 256, 307.
Saguana, Port of, 497.
Saidler, 245.
Sailmaker, 273.
Sailing Master, 234, 271, 309,

414.
Saint Andero, Spain, 152.
Saint Andrews Church, 408.
Saint Andrews Church, Eng.,

500.
Saint Andrews Church, Scituate,

Mass., 159.
Saint Andrew, Wardrobe, 237.
Saint Ann's, Black Friars, 237.
Saint Asaph, Eng., 269,
Saint Augustine, Fla , 127.
Saint Bartholomew, \V. I., 132,

197, 265.
Saint Christopher's, \V. I., 170,

277. 34', 343. 447-

Saint Christopher's, W. I., Gov-
ernor of, 370.

Saint Clements Bay, 337.

Saint Croi.N, VV. I., 56, 69, 194,

221, 345, 349, 374.401.
Saint Croi.x, \V. I., Governor of,

56.
Saint Domingo, W. I., 31, 65,

83, ! 12, 152, 186, 272.
Saint Dunston in the West, 237.
Samt PZlizabeth, Jam., iii.
Saint Elizabeth Isle, Jam., 233.
Saint Plorengo, British Frigate,

118.
Saint Genevieve, Ea., 177.
Saint Helena, Isle of, 356.
Saint Jago de Cuba, 157, 431.
Saint James Parish, S. C, 113.
Saint James Square, London,

404.
Saint Johnsbury, Vt., 172, 482.
Saint John's Church, Norris-

town, 93.
Saint John's Church, Providence,

431, 461, 462, 468, 474, 479,

486, 569, 573, 576, 581, 611,

612.
Saint Johti's Isle, S. C, 241.
Saint John's, N. B., 185, 204,

294, 566.
Saint John's, N. S., 260.
Saint John's Plantation, \\\ I.,

359-
Saint Kitts, W. I., So, 444.
Saint Lawrence Co, N. Y., 157.
Saint Louis, Mo., 66, 286, 288,

304, 344, 374.
Saint Mary's, 49, 115, 32S.
Saint Mary's Co., 337.
Saint Mary's, ICng., 135.
Saint Mary's, Fla., 463.
Saint Mary's, Geo., 99, 360.
Saint Mary's, Va., 308.
Samt Michael's Church, Charles-
ton, S. C, 518.
Saint Michael's Church, R. I.,

288, 365, 462, 525, 526, 528,

534, 581, 5X4,613.
Saint Nicholas Mole, W. I., 200,

246.
Saint Paul's Church, Boston,

522.

.XX\III

IXDF.X

Saint I'aul's Church, Xarragan-

sett, 578
Saiiit I'aul's C'hurch, I'awtucket,

518, 535, 548.
Saint Paul's Church, I'hiladel-

phia, 185.
-Saint Paul's Church j'ard, Phila-

ilel|:)hia, 437.
Saint I'aul's Church, Wickford,

557-

Saint Peters (dnirch, Salem.
Mass., 569.

Saint Peter's Church, New York,
101.

Saint Peteishuri;, Kus., 503, 326,
5 89.

Saint Pierre. \V. 1.. 265.

Saint Sabastian, 232.

Saint .Ste])hen's Church, Haiti
more, 138.

Sauit 'I'homas Isle, 327.

Saint Thomas, W. I.. 43, 87, 189,
231,387,402.

Sairvellonte, P'rench 1' rii^ate, 24.

Salem, Ct., 470

Salem, Mass., 62, 72, 89, 128,
139, 141, 142, 144, 17s, 184,
190, 191, 196, 198, 203, 204,
243, 250, 299, 354, 358, 384,
440, 446, 504. 516, 522, 533,
544. 569, 585,612, 614, 615.

Salem, Mass., (iazette, 473, 615.

Salem, .\. J,, 338, 541.

Salem, X. J., l\lessenger, 541.

Salem, N. V . 429, 431.

Saligny, 295.

.Salishurv, 245, 275, 463, 469,

477-' 549. 552. 557. 5f«. S^i^
Salisbury, C- 1., 49.
Salisl)iiry, Pjig . 302.
Salisbury Mills, Md., 69,
Sail and I lope, l>iit;, 1O7, 245.
S.illv, 241, .
Sally. Hrif;. 189.
Salop. i'Lnj;., 162.
Salter, 246.
Saltonstall, 246, 109.
Salvation, L'niversal, 129.
Sample, 246.
Sampson, 246, 459.

Samjison. Shi|), 64, 368.

Santiborn, 247.

Sandemon, 247.

Sandford, 247.

Sandi;ate, \'t., 562.

Sand.s, 247.

Sandt, 248.

Sandusky, Hero of, 612.

Sandwich, Kng., Si.

Sandwich Isle, 248.

Sandwich Isles, King of, 189.

Sandwich, Me.. 120.

Santlwich, Mass., 509.

Sandy Hill, N. Y., 102.

Sandy Hill, S. C, 388.

Sand}' Hook, X. \., 171, 175.

Sandys, 248.

Sanlord, 248, 255, 347, 505, 526,

538.

Saratoga, N. \ ., 253.

Saratoga Springs, X. Y., 335.

Sardinia, 249.

Sardinia, King of, ^J2.

Sargent, 249, 516.

Sarle, 249, 574.

Sarly, 249.

Sarragosa. Spain, 35, 158.

Sattety, 249.

Saugus, Mass., 561.

.Saunders, 249, 68, 498, 557. 572.
606.

Saunders\il!e, Ca., 158.

Savage. 250, 577.

Savages, 161.

-Savannah, Brig, 401.

Savannah, (ia,, 27, 34, 35, 37,48,
56, 74. 75. 94. 96, 99. 101.
106, loS, 112, 1 19, 121, 141,
151, 155, 171, 174, 187, 195,
196, 198, 20S, 232, 250, 256,
259, 2S1, 283, 286, 287, 291,

295. 305. 307. 31 '. 3-^6. 3-'8.
330, 532, 334, 339, 340, 345.
348, 349. 354. 3G0, 380. 381,
3S6, 394, 410, 412, 414, 417,
435, 442, 447, 452. 459, 488,
548, 549, 589, 597.

.Savant, a Cerman, 31.

Savory, 250.

Savoy, ^72.

LXXIX

INDEX

Saw Hill, 170-
Sawin, 250. _„ , .^
Saw Mill. 278, 3//' 449-
Sawor, 250.
Sawyer, 250.

Saxe, Dukeof, 591-

Saxe, King Henry of, 240.

Saxton, 251.

|gS,Ct.,.98,469,587,588.

Sayer, 251.

Savler, 251. c- ,no i;;i;

Sayles, 251, 471-48/. 499. 555-

Sayre, 252.

Sayres, 565.

Scammel, 252.

Scandells. 252.

Scarborough, 252.

Scarborough, Me , 55, 2i4- .

Scene Painter, S'O-

Schaeffer, 253.

Scheller, 253-

Schelleron, 253-

Schemel, 253- 55

512.
Schermake, 253-
Schermerhorn, 253.

Schiller, r?53- , -.to.

SchohaneCreek, N \., -5J

Schoharie. N.Y 106.
Schonbrun Castle, 80.
Schoolmaster, 229, 421-
Schurch, 253-
Scutt, 253-
Schutz, 2 53-
Schuyler, 253- 121.
Schuylkill River, 128.
Schwartz, 254-
Schwartzenberg, 254-
Schweighaufer, 254-

Sciota, 38-

Sciota, Steamer, 440-

Scipio, N.Y., 295-

Scissors, 419- f- ,cQ,

-^^^^7:^:33^3^4^ '

SC-- -i-^r "S .9.
^^2?^: 37?: 375: 27?: I

"283 287, 29>- 3n- 3>3, 33.
^27 329. --(30, 336, 351- 35--.
?78' 379. 382. 389. 390, 402,
l\-' ii5 421,422.424-425.
:;r43o: 139,450. 45.. 453

463, 473. 475. 476, 47/. 47».
486, 490. 49'. 496. 497. 5-4-
:^0 '534. 536. 544, 547. 54&.
f58:564.566,57<.590,592,

c;n6, 609. . . ,,

Sc«S=. R r^Kes.™ . 3 -^^

^;bb. ^. -

Scotffl, Hyiands of, 98.

Scot Orator, I44- „^ .„„

lcott,254.89,258,4>3.477.479,

481. 532-
Scott's Pond, 63.
ScoviUe, 255. 536.
Scow, 238.
Scribner, 255.
Scrinshaw, 255.
Scudder, 255.
Scull, 2 55-
Scurvy, 292.
Scythe, 363. 440-
Seabury, 255. 329-

Seabury, ^l^s^- ^3°^
Seaconnett,R.I..72,3i2.

Sea Horse, Bark, i»9-

Seakamp, 256.

Seaman, 388, 401, 4'4. 42-, 43°,

Seamans,'*256, 503. 535. 546-
Searing, 257-
Searle, 257, 490-
Sears, 257, 235-
Seatle, 257.

Seaton, 372. 5o3-

Seaver, 257. 580.

Sebastrian, 258.

Sebring, 368-

I.XXX INI.KX

Seccond, 258. Sellridge, 258.

Second Hajitist Ch., Lyme, Ct.. Seliiis Grove, Pa., 322.

48, Sellers, 258.

Second Hajitisl Ch., Newport, Seminary, Theological, 61.

371. Senaca, N. Y., 135, 303. 434.

Second 15aptist Ch., Swanzey, S6. Senaca Co., N. Y., 435.

Second Church, Boston, 42. Senate of Massachusetts, 183.

Second Church, Lebanon, Ct.. Senate of Pennsylvania. 196.

227. Senate, President of, 335.

Second Con. Church, Charles- Senate of Rhode Island, 306.

town. Mass., 197. Senate, Russian, 326.

Second Rhode Island Regiment, Senate, Secretary of, 151.

600. ' Senate of United States, 122.

Second River, K. J., 25. Senator in Congress, 74, 193.

Second U. S. Regiment, 579. 609. Senator in (General Assembly,
Secretary, British. 34. 252.

Secretary of Congress, ^^S. Senator of Maryland. 98.

Secretary of Navy, 281, 293, 312. Senator of Massachusetts, 239.

Secretary of Province. 400. Senator of New York, 98, 367.

Secretary ot the Senate, 151. Senator of State, 338, 433.

Secretary of State, 383. Senator of United States. 62, 87,
Secretary of State ot Conn.,44S. 338, 353, 356, 379, 385, 435,

Secretary of State, Eng., 404. 471.

Secretary of State, U. S., jy Senator from X'ermont, 232.

Secretary of St;ite, X'ermont, 437. Seney, 259.

Secretary of War, ^^}. .Senior Class Hiown I'lii., 28S,
Secruise, 25S. 29O.

Sedgwick, 258. Sennett, 259.

Scekel, 258. Scnter, 259, 4S1, 611.

Seekonk, M.iss., 26, 36. 57, 85, Sentry, ^JS.

86, 88,89, >'0, 115, 134, 149, Serampore, Ind,, 31.

171, 172, 173. 17.S, 185, 188, Serapis, British Ship, 169.

194. 212. 213, 214, 216, 232, Sergeant, 259.

246, 252, 270, 274, 275, 277, Sergeant-at-.'\rms, 122.

287, 306, 316, 354, 371, 374. Sernamont. 259

i7^< 379. 405. 4-^6, 409, 421, Serrell. 531.

43J. 445. 457, 468, 470. 478, Servass, 259.

479. 480, 481, 485, 496, 497, Ses,son>. 259, 514. _

498, 504. 517, 520, 530, 532, Settler's Hill, X. X'.. 213

548, 549, 550, 553, 563, 565. Severance, 2O0.

506, 570. 571, 572, 578, 591, Severs, 579.

592, f94, 602. 603, ( 04. (:)08. .Severy, 260.

(lOy, 1.13,615. .Seveir, 260.

Secjirmg, 25's. Seventy tilth Regiment, 73.

Segai", 258. .Severn River, Md., 72.

Segri>t, 258. - Sersall. 260.

.Seignior, the (ir.md, 366. ^J2. .Seward, 260.

Seix.is, 258, 183. .Sewell, 260.

Selby, 25S. Se.xton, 288.

Selden.s, 238. Seymour, 260.

INDEX

I.XXXI

Shackleford, 260.

Shade, 260.

Shadwick, 260.

Shaefer, 260.

Shaftesbury, Vt., 144.

Shah, 261.

Shakers, 103.

Shakesperian Scholar, 212.

Shaler, 98.

Shannon, British Frigate, 29, 44,
48, 61, 67, 78, 80, 84, 102,
109, IIS, 120, 125, 178, 183,
199, 212, 242, 250, 261, 272,
302, 354, 384. 405. 415. 430.

443-
Shapleigh, Me., ^iJ.
Shapley, 261.
Shark, 368, 435.
Sharon, Ct., 317.
Sharons, 261.
Sharpsbury, N. J., 380.
Shatfield, 261.
Shattuck, 261, 552.
Shaub, 261.
Shawishanan, 261.
Shaw, 261, 80,495, 504, 526, 557,

592.
Shead, 263.
Sheaf, 263.
Sheaffe, 263.
Shears, 203.
Shedden, 263.
Shee. 263.
Sheekleton, 263.
Sheffield, 263.
Sheffield, Ct., 492.
Sheffield. Eng., 131, 511.
Sheffield, Mass., 222.
Shelby, 591.
Shelby Co., Ky., 62.
Sheldon, 264, 216, 311, 458, 483,

535, 573, 600.
Shepards Mill Pond, 288.
Shepardson, 266.
Sheperd, 266, 523, 538, 595, 601,

613.
Sheperdson, 528.
Sherbourne, 267.
Sherbourne, Mass., 62, 223.
Sheridan, 267.

Sheriff, 142, 257, 376, 382, 405,

418, 424.
Sheriff, Deputy, 420, 451.
Sheriff, New York Co., N. Y.,

302.
Sheriff, Providence, Co., R. I.,

582.
Sherley. 267.

Sherman, 267, 463, 497, 503, 512,
513. 537. 540, 557. 561, 563.
564. 594-
Sherpe, 269.
Sherran, 269.
Sherwood, 269.
Shewell, 269.
Shields, 269.
Shijjley, 269.
Shipman, 269.
Ship Builder, 324.
Ship Carpenter, 136, 285. 354.
Shijjpen, 269.
Ship Steward. 261.
Shipwright, 324, 437.
Shipyard, 135, 203.
Shitz, 269.
Shoals, Isle of, 399.
Shocklef, 269.
Shoe knife, 420.
Shoemaker, 269.
Shoemaker, (trade), 129, 319,

406.
Soles, 512.
Shore, 270.
Shore Guards. 369.
Shores, 270.
Shorey, 270.

Short, 270, 530, 562, 572.

Shortman, 270.

Shott,'27o.

Shove, 270, 554.

Shower, 270.

Shrewsljury, Mass., 132, 169,318,
413, 580.

Shrewsbury, N. ]., 489.

Shrewsbury, Vt., 499.

Shrieve, 270.

Shropshire, Eng., 196.

Shubrick, 270.

Shufflebottom, 270.

Shukley, 270.

I.XXXII IXDl'.X

Shurtleff, 270,459,488, 489, 526, Slater, 276.

553- 573' S^^< 594' 599- 600. Slatersville, R. I., 276, 289.

Shutc, 271. Slaughter, 73.

Shiitesbury, Mass., 40. 198. Slave dealer, 435.

Sibcbort, 271. Slaves, 283, 448.

Sibley, 271. Sleigh, 273.

Siddons, 271, 24. Sligo, 276.

Sierra Leone, Afr., 160, 253. Sloan, 276.
Signers, One of the, 91, 382, Sltiane, 276.

430. Slocum, 276, 536, 565.

Sigourney, 271. 501. Sleo, 277.

Silery, 271. Shinian, 277.

Sill, 271. Small, 277.

Sillowa)', 271. Smallpeace, 277.

Simcoe. 271. Small wood, 277.

Simonds, 271. Smart, 277.
Simmons, 271, 177, 479, 584. Smellage, 277.

609. Smelt, 277.

Simms, 272. Smilie, 277.

Simon, 272. Smith, 277, 24, 65, 185, 191, 240,

Simonds. 272. 283, 378, 459, 462, 465, 466,

Simons, 272, 527. 469. 474, 475, 477, 479, 483,

Simonton, 272. 4S4, 485, 492, 493, 494, 496,

Simi)kins, 272. 504, 509. 513- 5M. 515- 5i7.

Sno]ison, 272. 519. 521, 524, 526, 529, 532,

Sims, 273. 540, 541, 542, 543. 55 r, 552,

Sims(m, 273. 553, 555, 560, 564, 567, 569,

Sinclair, 273. 572, 574, 578, 580, 58!, 588,

Singleterry. 273. 590, 596, 603, 604, 606, 609,

Sinknig Creek, \'a., 200. 610, 612.

Sinkins, 273. Smithfield, Eng., 236.
Sion College, A Visitor to, 209. Smithfield, K. I., 22, 23, 24, 28,

Si.sco, 273. 41, 45, 63. 65, 7],, 77, 78, 79,

Sislee, 273. 82, 90.95, 106, 112, 123, 124,

Sis.son. 27s, 248, 479, 550, 551. 125, 130, 146, 147, 148, 155,

Sitchell, 274. 156, 157, 1 85, 189, 192, 208,

Sitgreaves, 274. 212, 213, 229, 533, 234, 239,

Sivrat, 274. 251, 252, 255, 276, 278, 279,

.Skeene, 407. 281, 282, 284, 285, 287, 288,

Skcffington. 274. 290, 291, 294, 295, 297, 299,

Skene. 274. 300. 305, 306, 315, 320, 321,

.skenesboro. X. V., 274. 323, 330, 333, 334, 339, 342,

Skidder, 275. 354, 358. 359, 363. 3C>4. 365.

Skniner, 275. 530. 379, 38.S, 389, 390, 391. 407,

Skijiton. 275. 408, 410,411,412,413.414,

Ski|nvith, 275. 422, 425, 426, 438, 447, 452,

Skitchawogg Mountain, 62. 457, 460, 462, 463, 464, 466,

Skye, Isle of, 97. 471, 474, 476, 477, 480, 481,

Slack, 275, 477. 544. 548. 482, 483, 484, 485, 486, 487,

Slade. 276, 477, 544. 490, 497, 499, 500, 502, 503,

INDEX

LXXXIII

Smithfield, R. I., — Continued.
506, 507, 508, 509, 510, 511,
519, 524, 536, 539, 541. 543.
544, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549-,
550, 551, 553.554. 558, 559.
562, 565, 567, 568, 571, 585,
588. 589, 497, 598, 602, 603,
604, 606, 612, 615.

Smithfield, R. I., Bank of Ex-
change, 439.

Smithville, N. C., 290, 346.

Smith's Brigade, 72.

Smithson, 329.

Smolensk, 290.

Smyrna, 360.

Sneed, 290.

Snell, 290, 509

Snelling, 290, 343, 521.

Snider, 291.

Snipes, 291.

Snov\', 291, 70, 83, 128, 291, 469,
473, 479, 489, 50 r, 502, 507,

530. 53-2. 535. 551. 568, 593-
609.

Snowdon, 292.

Snyder, 292.

Social Mill, Woonsocket, 179.

Society, American Philosophical,
227.

Society of the Cincinnati, 147.

Society of Friends, 43, 45. 48, 50,
58, 74, 90, 108, 113, 122, 124,
130, 131, 158, 171, 176, 178,
179, 188, 191, 196, 197, 204,
213, 222, 233, 234, 236, 239,
242, 254, 255, 268, 274, 276,
284, 287, 290, 303. 305, 323,
328, 338, 343, 347, 358, 360,

363. 369, 379, 386, 395. 403.

420, 422, 431, 445, 447.
Society, Royal, 86, 218.
Society, Hebrew, 64.
Society, Humane, 133.
Sodus, N. Y., 288.
Sohier, 293.
Solana, 293.
Soldier, British, 210.
Soldier of Revolution, 573,
Solitude, Beauties of, 453.
Solomons, 293.

Somerset Co., N. Y., 311.
Somerset Co., N. Y., Judge of,

311-
Somerset Co., Penn., 317.
Somerset, Mass., 45, 49, 141, 262,

379. 466, 474. 476. 477. 479.

524. 53>. 532, 544, 551. 554.

576, 589, 590, 595. 612.
Somers, N. Y., 74.
Somerville, 293.
Somerworth, N. H., 310.
Somona, W. I., 152.
Sonda, Straits of, 428.
Soper, 293.
Sophomore Class, Brown Uni.,

48, 283.
Sorrell, 293.
Sotridge, 293.
Soule, 293, 164.
South America, 154.
South America, Minister to, 2C2.
South America Soldiers, 364.
Southampton, Mass., 162.
Southard, 293.
South Barbary Coast, 154.
South Beach, L. I., 143, 327.
Southboro, Mass., 428.
South Boston, Mass., 360.
South Boston School, 442.
Southbridge, Mass., 134.
South Bridgewater, Mass., 113,

178, 290, 442.
Southbury, Mass., 575.
South Carolina, 22, 28, 34, 42,

48, 50, 55, 66, 70, 77, 80, 87,

116, 119, 224, 243. 270, 277,

280, 291, 309, 335, 336, 338,

359, 370, 461. 470. 527- 559.

567, 580.
South Carolina, College of, 92,

lOI.

South Carolina, Governor of,
123.

South Carolina, Grand Masons
of, 284.

South Carolina Legislature, 398.

South Carolina, Mem. of Legis-
lature of. 1 18.

Southcomb, 293.

Southern Latitudes, 66.

LX.\\I\- INDI-.X

Soutligate, 293. Speakman, 296.

South (iiecnville, N. Y., 361. Spear, 296.

South Hadlcy, ^lass., 191. Spears, 296, 93, 480.

South Hero, Vt., 251. Specotte Island, 247.

Southin<;ton, Ct., 47. Sjiecialist, Cancer, 240.

South Kingstown, R. I., 26, ^^, Spellman, 296.

80, III, 138, 140, 173, 174, Spencer, 296, 45S, 477, 512, 539,

175, U7^ 179. 19^. 193- 194. 549, 558-

195, 209. 217, 21S, 219, 230, Spiccr, 297, 523.

231, 232, 233, 234, 258, 264, Spider, 131.

26S, 272, 280, 320, 330, 331, Spink, 297, 586.

341, 351, 364, 375, 392, 393. Spinnage, 297.

394, 398, 426, 451, 4S1, 4S4, Spooner, 297, 164, 23S. 519.

4S8, 492, 493, 502, 511, 543, Sjiirit of "76", 302.

544. 546, 551- 557. 57-4. 575- Spotteswood, 298.

579, 588. 597, 599. 600, 601, Spottsylvania, Va., 309.

606. Sporafling, 298.

Southold, L. I., 50. Si)radley, 299

Southwark, I'a., 591. Sprague, 299, 476, 47S, 491, 498,
Southwirk. 293, 500, 521. 549, 499, 508, 511, 512, 521, 547,

598. 606, 607.

Southworth, 294, 552. Sprigg. 300.

Sowdon, 294. Spring, 300. 500, 516, 546.

Sower, 294. Springer, 300, 539.

Sowers, 294. Springfield, Mass., 42, 62, 292,
Sowle, 294. 490, 520, 535, 537, 564.

Sjiafford, 294. Springfield. N. J., Battle of, 147.

Spaight, 295. Springfield, I'enn., 537.

Sjxiin, 79, 80, 130, 133, 153, 165, Sjirmglield. \'t., 188.

186, 214, 259, 354, 567. Sjiring Island. S. C, 181.

Sjjain, (Jrandee of, 318. .S|)rout, 300, /7.

Spaniards, 2/S. Spry, 300.

Spanish Admiral, 293. Spurr, 300, 149.

Spanish Consul. 314. Squall, 183, 226.

.Spanish Na\-y. 293. Sciuirrel Hunt, 177.

.Sjianish Prime Minister, 165. Staats, 301.

-Spanish Revolutionary General, .Stabler, 301.

226. .Stackpole, 301.

.S|iarhawk, 295. .Stacy, 301.

.Sparks, 504. Stadtholder, 429.

S])ark, IJ. .S. Hrig, 31. .Stafford, 301, 474, 481, 484.

.Spark, U. S. .Schooner, 394. St.dford, Ct.. 147, 303, 409. 426.

.Sparrow, 295. Stafford, luig., 139.

.Spaulding, 295, 265. Stafford, N. Y., 403.

S])eaker Hou.se of .Assembly, .Stafford .Sjjrings, Ct., 95.

I'enn., 197. .Staffordshire, I'^ng.. 342.

Speaker House of Burgesses, Stage, 104,417.

\'a., 91. Stage Car])enter, 91.

Speaker House of Representa- .Stage Cfiach, 128,262.

tivcs, X. H ., 444. .Stage Driver, 196.

INDEX

LXXXV

ItakI Gokiington, Eng., 275-

Stall, 302, 525-
Stallings, 302.
Stanard, 302-
Standish, 302.
Standisb, Mass., 161.
Standfield, 461-
Standley. 302.
Stanford, 302.

Stanford, N.Y 1 34_

Stanhope, 302, 557- 56«-

Stanislaus, 302.

Stanley, 302, 295. SiO- 3^- 59-

594- .

Stanmore, Eng., 3o3-

Stansbury, 3o3-

Stanton, 303. 46»-

Stanwood, 490, 51 5> 599-

Staples, 303-

Starbird, 304-

Starbuck, 304-

Stark, 304. 519. 5&G- g

Starkweather, 304.467. 585. 5^9-

Starpley, l^^■

Starr, 305-

Starrett, 305-

Starrs, 305- ^ , , „^

Starve Goat Island, 305^.

States Department, 495-

452.

State Gazette, 348- , .q.

State, General Treasurer of, 585-

State Legislature, 36S-
State Magistrate 257.
State Militia, 266, 267-
State Printer, 142.
State Prison, N. Y., 372-
State Senator, 338, 433-
Statesburgh, S. G.. 460.
Staten Island, 25, 47. 35°. 39i

495. 533-
States. 305.
Staughton, 305-
Staunton, Va., 613.
Steamboat Boiler, 375-
Steamboat Collision, 130-
Steamboat Etna, 106.

Steamboat Explosion, 13-
Steamboat Fulton, 59»-
Steam Engine, 394-
Stearne, 306.

Stearnes, 306.

Steel, 305-

Steel (metal), 339-

Steele, 305, '9<. 544. 610.

Steentrake, 305.
Steere, 305. 457. 482.
Steinhour, 305.
Steornes, 307.
Stephens, 306.
Stephentown, N. \ , m-
Sterling, 306, 465- j.

Sterling, Ct., 89, 94. 194, 2^3.

307 378,467.473.4^7,488.

494,536.545.556.565.593,

595- ,, ,. ,(,.
Sterling, Mass., 24. if^o-

Stermey, 307. 5i7-
Sterne, 307,496, 515-
Sterrett, 307- rc\

Sterry, 307, 53. 480, 5>5. 55i.

588, 600.
Stetson, 308.
Steuben, 308, 378-
Steuben, N. Y., 30»-
Stevens, 308, 606.
Stevenson, 309, 013.
Stewart (name), 309-
Stewart, I39-
Stewart, Purser, 288.
Stewart, Ship, 261.
Stiglah, 310.
Stiles, 310, 581-
Stille, 310.
Stilling, 310-
Stillman, 311, 497. 579-
Stillwater, N. Y., 236.
StiUwell, 311,491.495. 577-
Stinnecker, 311-
Stites, 31 >•
Stith, 311-
Stiver, 311-
Stoben, 311.
Stock, 3 li-
st ockbridge, 311-
Stockbridge, Mass., 25s.

Stocker, 311, 484-

I.XXXVI IXDKX

Stockford, 394. Strong, Me., 213.

Stockholm, Sweden, 167. Stiowbridge, 316.

Stockton, 31 r Stuart, 316.

Stockton, is', v., 290. Stuart family, 450.

Stockwell, 312. Studdard, 316.

Stoddard, 312. Studley, 316, 509.

Stoildert, 312, 566. Studson, 316.

Stodder, 312. Sturbridge, Mass., 87, 523.

Stokes, 312. Sturges, 316, 580.

Stokes Co., N. C, 452. Sturtevant, 316.

Stone. 312, 409, 483, 484. 486, St. Clair. 317.

496, 528, 548, 564, 571, 596, St. John, 317.

604, 609. St. Just, ^-.J.

Stone Cutter, 133, 175. St. George, 317.

Stonehouse, 314. 230. St. Medard, 317.

Stony Point, X. V., 113. St. Simon, 317.
Stony Point, X. V., ]5attle of, Suard, 317.

329, Sudbury, Ct., 286.

Stonington, Ct.. 160, 256, 303, Sudbury, Mass., 64, 21 1.

325, 403. 429, 4S3, 579. 602. Sudbury, Vt., 400.

Stork, 314. Snffield, Ct., 589

Story, 314, 559. Suffolk, \'a., J}.

Stoughton, 314. Suydan, 317.

Stoughton. Mass., 59. 190, 196, Sugg, 317.

316. Suldiker. 317.

Stout, 314. Sullivan, 317, 367, 403.

Sloutenburgh. 314. Sullivan's Expedition, 433.

Stover, 314' .Sullivan's Isle, S. C, 211.

Stovill, 314. Sullivan, N. Y., 415.

Stowe, 314, 423. Sully, 318.

Stowe, Mass., 208, 243. 417. Sumbardo. 318.

Stowell, 314. Summeriield, 318.

Strahan, 314. Summers, 318

Straight, 519 Sumner. 31S, 413, 531.

Strange, 314, Sumpter, 31S, 70.

Strange, I.ord. 2-S. Sumpter District, S. C, 318.

Strangeway, 314. Sumterville, S. C., 541.

Strangers l-"ever, 441. Suncook River, 54.

Straslnng. I'a, 41ft. Sunderland, l^ig., 159.
Stratford, Ct., 136, 170, 171, 238, Suiuierland, Mass., 427.

378, 404, 465, 521. Supercargo, 152, 262, 385, 566.

Stratford, Plarl of, 400. Superior Court of Conn., 187,

Stratford. X. IP, 151. 37/ .

Stratham, X. IP, 420. Superior Court of (ia., 116.

Stratton, 314, 589. Superior Court ol N. \'., Judge

Strawberries, 62. of, 367.

Streeter, 315. Sui)et ior Court of K. P, Judge

Strieker, 315. of, 257.

Stringer, 31 5. Superior Court, Worcester Co.,

Strong, 315. Mass., 204.

INDEX

LXXXVIl

Supreme Court of Ga., Judge of,

382.
Supreme Court of Mass., 258.
Supreme Court of Miss., 273.
Supreme Court of N. B., Judge

of, 365.
Supreme Court of N. S., 115.
Supreme Court of N. V., 284,

315-
Supreme Court of Penn., 269
Supreme Court of U. S.,6i, 118,

269.
Supreme Court of U. S., Judge

of, 164.
Supreme Judicial Court of Mas.s.,

156, 260.
Supreme Jud. Court of Mass.,

Judge of, 332.
Supporter, The, 137.
Surabaya, Java, 208.
Sureda, 318.
Surgeon, 212, 223, 254, 273, 3:0,

317,361.
Surgeon Dentist, 47.
Surgeon General, U. S. Army,

348.
Surgeon's Mate, (75, 361.
Surgeons, Royal College of, 263.
Surinam, \V. I., 72, 75, 96, 154,

170, 182, 216, 261, 278, 298,

327. 358, 359- 401, 402,441.
Surrington, 318.
Surrey, Eng., 163.
Surveyor General, 6"].
Surveyor of Port, 191, 396, 397.
Susop, 32.
Susquehanna Ri\er, 112. 133,

355-
Sussex Co., N. J., 318.
Sussex, Eng., 156.
Sulfan, 318.
Sutton, 318, 480.
Sutton, Mass., So, 81, 107, 171,

273. 283, 349, 391, 507, 555.
Sutton's Pond, Mass., 36, 79,

331-
Surwarren, 319.
Swain, 319.
Swainey, 319.
Swan, 319, 71, 513, 559.

Swanzey, Mass., 29, so, 49, 53,
67, 68, 84, 85, 86, '87, 88, 89,
95, 116, 141, 154, 170, 172,
194, 268, 270, 274, 276, 288,
338, 357, 405, 407, 442, 467,
479, 497- 504- 520, 525, 530,
531, 532, 542, 554, 557, 559,

576, 577- 580, 593- 596, 606.
Swart wont, 319.
Swasey, 319.
Swatlin, 473.
Sweden (name), 319.
Sweden, 407.
Sweeney, 319.
Sweeringen, 319.
Sweet, 319. 502, 506, 511, 516,

519- 576.
Sweetmg, 321, Ji, 157.
Sweetland, 321, 498.
Sweetzer, 321.
Swift, 321.
Swift, Ship, 185.
Swinbourne, 321, 515.
Swindle, 152.
Swiss Historian, m.
Switzerland, 24, 34, 452.
Swivel, 445.
Swonwick. 321.
Sykes, 322, 500.
Sylhammer, 322.
Sylvester, 322, 556.
Symes, 322.
Symmes, 322.
Symonds, 322, 516.
Synder, 322.
Syney, 322.
Syracuse, N. Y., 93, 137.

Tabor, 322, 546, 570.
Tafifin, 323.

Taft, 323, 320, 487, 497, 498, 51 1,
524. 534. 535. 548, 566, 588.
Taggart, 323.
Tailor, 26.
Tainter, 324.
Talavera, Spain, Battle of, 133.

I.XXXVIIl l.NDl-.X

Talbot, 324, 323, 520. 607. Taunton, Mass., — Continued.

Talbot Co., Md., 152. 154. 503, 504, 505, 509, 520, 524,

Talcber, 461. 525, 537, 546, 562, 574. 575,

Talcott, 324. 577, 579, 580, 581, 584, 590.

Taliafero, 324. 591,611,612,615.

Tallcott, 324. Tayem, 326.

Tallion, 324. Tayer, 326.

Tallmadge, 325. Taylor, 326, 201, 302, 439, 469,

Tallman, 325. 473, 479, 484, 507, 530, 541,

Talmaj^e. 325. 547, 552, 560. 562. 566, 569,

Tamarind, 205. 578, 587, 592, 596, 610, 612,

Tainworth, iuig., 298. 615.

Tangier. 273. Teacher, 223.

Tanner, 325, 460, 494. Teacher cif Languages, 132.

Tannis, 325. Teed, 330.

Tant, 325. Teel, 330, 484, 575.

Tansy, Oil of, 65. Tefft, 330. 474, 51 8, 557, 584.

Tajipan, 590. Telegrai)h, 15aItmiore. Md., 253.

Tapi)ing, 525. Telfair, 330.

Tarbny, l'"rigate, 91. Temple, 330.

Tarboio, N. C, 90, 94, 42S. Templeti.ni, Mass, 25.

Tardion, 325. Ten l^rook. 331.

Tardy, 325." Ten Kyck, 331.

Tarp, 6. Tennant, 331.

Tarr, 325. Teniieson, 331.

Tasewell, 325. . Tennessee, 57, 552.

'I'asker, 325. Tennessee, Governor of, 102.

Tasquin, 326. Tennessee, U. S. Senator for,

Ta.ssett, 581. 566.

Tate, 326. Tenny, 331, 580.

Tateni, 326, 459, 462, 464, 480, Terry, 506.

489, 493, 495. 501, 504, 512, Terrell, 331.

519. 53^3. 539. 554. 559. 5"4. Teste, 332, 244.

575- Tew, 332. 369, 484, 540, 557, 567,

latham, 326. 582, 588, 605.

Tatnall. 326. Tewksbury, N. J , 184.

Tatnall Co.. Ga., 335. Thacker, 332.

Taunton, l-'.ng., 228. Thatcher, 332.

Taunton, Mass., 29, 31. 46, 48, Tha.xter, 23i-

49, 51, 52, 56, 59, 67,68, 71, Thayer. 35],, 65, 106, 475, 510,
72, 86. 100. 106, 155, 163, 529. 540. 545. 57-- 577. 581,

165, 181. 184, 186, 191, 198, 584,601,611.

199, 213, 214. 225, 239, 258, Thayers, 334.

260, 262, 267, 270, 280, 289. Theatre, 47, 50, 52, 60, 80, 82,
291, 300,301,303,306,312, 94, 100, III, 122, 132, 158,

323, 334, 345, 346, 347, 348. 164, 184, 189, 197. 209, 254.

349. 357. 36-\ 57^- 377, 379. :;6i, 283, 293, 309, 310, 318.

388. 403, 404. 413. 415, 422, 357, 370, 372. 374, 383, 385,

429, 431, 433, 442. 445, 470, 387, 417, 434. 503, 505, 508,

473, 483, 491, 493, 496, 497, 586, 610.

INDEX

I.XXXIX

Theatre, Baltimore, 215.

Theatre, Boston, 197.

Theatre, Boston and Providence,

387-
Theatre, Covent Garden, 552.
Theatre, Hayniarket, Eng., 197.
Theatre, Louisville, 365.
Theatre, New York, 362.
Theatre, Norfolk, Va., 400.
Theatre, Philadelphia, 197, 215,

552-
Theatre, Philadelphia, New, 421.
Theatre, Royal, Edenburgh,

Scot., 91.
Theatrical, 120.
Thebaud, 334.
Theobold. 334.
Theological Seminary, 61.
Theophilanthropists, 52.
Thetford, Eng., 383.
Thetford, Vt., 505.
Thibon, 334.

Third U. S. Infantry, 497.
Thomas, 334, 293, 479, 521, 524.
Thomaston, Me., 34, 381, 443.
Thompson, 336, 128, 138, 159,

408, 460, 470, 478. 519, 520,

541, 556, 568. 570, 571, 580,

591 > 594-

Thompson, Ct., 40, 51, 88, 89,
201, 208, 211, 240, 242, 255,
265, 313, 418, 466, 484. 485,
513. 514. 5>7. 522. 528, 529.
53>. 535. 544. 545- 556, 573,
598, 599, 604. 612, 613.

Thompson's Isle, 236, 394.

Thompson, Me., 373.

Thomson, 338.

Thorb, 286.

Thornburn, 338.

Thorndike, 338. 207.

Thorne, 338.

Thornley, 338.

Thornton, 338, 544, 559.

Thorp, 339, 559-

Three P'inger Jack, 215.

Throat Distemper, 439.

Throne, The British, 450.

Throop. 340, 482, 584, 610.

Thrusday, 340.

Thiinn, 340.

Thurber, 340, 464, 492, 494, 501,
503, 510, 513, 521, 522, 525,
528, 530, 547. 581. 5S9. 598,
603.

Thuring. 342.

Thuringen, The Landgrave of,

591-
Thurlow, 342.
Thursfield, 342.
Thurston, 342, 477, 592, 608.
Thwing, 343.
Thyntira, Ire., 153.
Tibbetts, 343.
Tiber River, 331.
Tice, 344.

Ticonderoga. 274, 352.
Tidd, 344.

Tiffany, 344, 520, 530, 560, 592.
Tilden, 344.
Tilghman, 344.
Tillery, 344.
Tilley, 344.
Tilley, Count de, 461 .
Tilleypolly, Ceylon, 222.
Tillinghast, 345, 280, 427, 457,

461, 465, 470, 484, 488, 490,

496, 528, 539, 544. 555. 578,

580. 608.
Tillson, 347, 524.
Times, Charleston, S. C, 267.
Timmons, 348.
Timor House, 261.
Timothy, 348.
Timpson, 348.
Timus, Isle of, 451.
Tincastle, Va., 53.
Tingley, 348, 172, 467, 546.
Tinkcome, 348.
Tmker, 348.
Tinkham, 348.
Tinning, 348.

Tippicanoe, Battle of, 21, 29, 48,
112, 142, 221, 247, 291, 328,

337. 343. 357. 399- 437- 449-
Tippo Saib, 1 13.
Tisbury, Mass., 54.
Tisdale, 348, 520, s8o.
Tison, 349.
Tissatt, 349.

XC I.NDKX

Titcomb, 349.

Town Crier, 263.

Titford, 34g.

Town Council. 108, 137, 179

'I'itus, 349, 608.

252, 30.S-

Tiverton, R. I., 56, 60

, 76,

141.

Town Council, Member of, t,Ti.

J45. 270, 272, 276,

293.

294,

Town Sergeant, 167.

301, 323, 325, 350.

382,

403.

Town Treasurer, 46, 242, 264.

419, 423, 437, 471,

501,

5 '9.

Townley, 480.

520, 522, 524, 539,

540-

547.

Townsend, 352, 175. 492, 525

550. 594- 595- 602.

605,

608.

555. 592. 598, 605.

Tobac'o, Isle of, 137,

152,

231.

Tractors, Metallic, 177.

.=563.

Tracy, 353, 549.

Tobey, 349, 472, 488,

507,

531.

Trader, 273.

534- 548. 549. 564.

568.

Trafalgar, 353.

Todd, 349.

Trafalgar, l^attle of, 132.

Toler, 349, 496.

Traffan, 353.

Tolland, Ct., 400.

Trafton, 354.

Tolles, 350.

Tragedian, 24, 603.

Tolley, 350.

Trainer, 354.

Tolman, 350.

Tra])well, 354.

Toloiisky, 350.

Trask, 354.

Toni])kins, 350, 594.

Trass, 354.

Toniliiison. 350, 494.

Traston. 354.

Tone, 350.

Traveler, 602.

Ton,i;s, 139.

Traveler, African, 161.

Tontine L\>ffee House,

510,

601.

Traveller, Brig, 151.

Tookee, 350.

Tra\-ers, 354.

'I'ooker, 350.

Treadaway, 5 18.

■I'ophani, 351, 573.

Treadwelf, 354, 158, 513.

To]) Hill, Jam.. 2^],.

Treasuiei', 292.

Toppan, 351.

Treasuier of the Colony. 275

Topshani, l^ni,^, 271.

585

Torent, 351.

I rcasury Department, 34, 374.

Torres, 351.

Treasury, l'"rencli, 325.

Torrey, 351, 49S.

'I'reasur)' of \. J., 246.

Tortohi, \V. I., 390.

Treasury of I'. S.. 269.

Tor\% 369.

Treat, 355.

Totteii, 351.

Treaty. British, 38.

Tour,L;ee, 539.

Treby, 355.

Toulniin, 351.

Trecothick. 355.

Toulon, h'r., 355.

Trenton, N." ')., 107, 109, 293

Touro, 35 1.

43^'' 44.S-

Tourtellot, 351, 457.

Trenton. X. i.. B.ittle of, 59, 85

Tower. 352, 555.

'I'renton, X. j ., h'ederalist, 107

Tower i 1 ill, 1 .nndon, I

-"g.

43-

Trenton, X. j., I'lue American

Tower Hill, R. 1., 542.

435-

Towle, 352. 565.

Tretcher, 355.

Towler, 352.

Treubey, 355.

Towne, 352

TreviII.i, 355.

Town (leik. 32, 60,

271.

305.

Treville, 355.

335-

Trevett. 355.

INDEX

XCI

Trevor, 355.

Trizevant, 355.

Trieste, Italy, n, 55, 372.

Trigge, 355.

Trilford, 356.

Trimble, 356.

Trinidad, W. I,, 129, 178, 237,

303. 385.
Trinity Church, 330.
Trinity Church, Boston, 495, 563,

575.616.
Trinity Church, Newark, N. J.,

. 427-
Trinity Church, New Haven,

Ct., 417.
Trinity Church, Newport, 106,

611.
Trinity Church, N. Y., 217.
Trinity Church, Pomfret, Ct.,

381.
Trinity Church, St. John's, N. B.,

185.
Trinity College, Eng., 191.
Trinity House, Eng., 43.
Tripoli, 282.
Tripoli, War with, 171.
Tripolian War, 356.
Tripp, 356, 475, 515, 536, 551,

591-
Tripptow-n, R. I., 29.
Troop, 356.

Troops, His Majesty's, 73.
Trott, 357.
Trotter, 357.
Troughton, 357.
Trouins, 357.
Troupeburgh, N. Y., 287.
Trowbridge, 357.
Troy, 357.
Troy, Mass., 276, 343, 361, 540,

557. 577. 578. 602.
Troy, N. Y., 83, 114, 177, 314,

536. 549-
True, 357.

True American, 534.
Truesdale, 357.
Truman, 357.
Trumbull, 358.
Trumbull, Ct., 614.
Trump, 358.

Trustee British Museum, 209.

Tru.xton, 358, 607.

Tryon, 35S.

Tubbs, 508.

Tuchan, 358.

Tucker, 358. 457, 474, 506, 536.

Tuckerman, 359, 585.

Tudor, 359.

Tudor Place, Va., 316.

Tuell, 359, 587, 616.

Tewells, 359.

Tufts, 359.

Tuker, 608.

Tukey, 359.

Tullcy, 360.

Tunis, 360.

Turin, Citadel of, 188.

Turkey, 108, 154.

Turkey Hunt, 434.

Turks Island, 43, 189, 240, 381.

Turnbull, 360.

Turner, 360, 468, 48 1, 507, 546.

Turner (trade), 436.

Turnpike, 169, 281.

Turpin, 362, 510.

Turreton, 362.

Turrill, 362.

Tuthill, 362.

Tutor, 81.

Tuttle, 362, 519, 530.

Twaits, 362.

Tweedy, 362, 473.

Twentietl: Regiment, 414.

Twenty-fifth Regiment, 45.

Twentyman, 362.

Two Brothers, Sloop, 89.

Two Catharines, Shi]5, 139.

Twombley, 362.

Tyler, 362, 381, 459, 467, 490,

542, 604.
Tyng, 363.
Tyron, 363.
Tyson, 363.

u

Udolpho, Mysteries of, 206.

Ullery, 364.

Ulster Co., Ire., 392.

XCIl INDKX

I'lster Co., N. Y., 237. Ihiitcd States District Judge tor

I'lster, Trovince of, Ire., 393. N. Y., 275.

IhKuiilla, N. Y., 105, 180. United States Factor, 70.

Uiiderhill, 364. United States iMlth Infantry,

Underwood, 364, 494, 513. 417.

Union, 364. United States, Frigate, 414, 445.

Union Cha])el, Fng., 1 12. United States Frigate, lissex.

Union College, 327, 347. 135.

Union Co., Ohio, 54S, 571. United States Gazette, 233.

Union Co., Penn., 322. United States, Herald of the.

Union, Me., 602. 593.

Union, I'a., 96, 1 12. United States Infantry, 293, 336.
Union Springs, N. Y., 396. United States Land Office, 125.
United Colonies, 67. I'nited States Legion, Adj. Gen-
United Insurance Co., 303. eral of, iii.
ITnited Kingdom, 591. United States Marshal, 201.
United States, 94, 197, 442. United States Muiister, 367.
United States Agent, 125. I'nited States Navy, 35, 64, 93,
United States Army, 43^ 57, 69, 96, 102, 115, 122, 129, 137.

89, 100, 120. 135, 191, 192, 138, 238, 248, 250, 263, 271,

227, 250, 298, 304, 329, 339, 285, 302, 307, 309, 313, 317,

349. 39^. 404. 4S0, 491, 497, 324, 328, 329, 356, 358, 360,

5 1 8, 527, 562, 574. 612. 394, 398. 435. 460, 491. 495.

United States Army, Inspector 504, 511, 530, 532, 533. 537,

of, 590. 54::. S'>3' 573' 387. 606, G07,

United States Army. Surgeon 611,613.

General of, 348. Ignited States Paymaster, 148.

United States Artillery, 120,231, United States, President of, 116.

381, 143. I'nitetl .States Provrsional Army,

United .States ^\ttorney (General, 30.

440. United .States Senate, 122.

United .States Hank, 432. United States Senator, 62, Sj,

United States Hank, 'President 7,^8. 353, 356, 379, 385. 435,

of, 398. 471.

United States Pranch Bank, 589. United .States Senator fi'om

United States, Pritish Amlxtssa- l)el., 414.

dor l<i, 465. United .States Senator from

llnited Stales Charge de Affairs, M.tss., 537.

242. United .States Senator ti'oni

I'nited States Chronicle, 407. I'enn., 562.

United Stales Circuit Court, 66. I'nited .States .Senator from

L'liitetl Slates Consul, 69, 99, Tenn., 566.

182,261.273,311,387. United States .Siipieme Court,

L'nited Slates C'onsul (Jeneral, 61, 118,269.

153, 526. I'nited .St.ites .Supreme Court,

United .Slates Uistrict Attorney Justice of, 434.

for X. C., 444. United Stales Treasur)', 269.

United Slates District Judge, L^niversal Resloration, 436.

42, 80. Unuers.d .Salvation, 129.

L'ni\ersalist M.igazine, 531.

INDEX

XCIII

University of Glasgow, Scot.,

273
University of I'enn., 236.

Unknown, 364.

Updike, 364, 482.

Upham, 365.

Upper Canada, 135, 295.

Upper Dublin, Pa., 358.

Upper Freehold, N. J., 43-

Upper Louisiana, 177.

Upper Peru, 202.

Upper Rhine, Ger., 67.

Upshur, 365.

Upton, Mass., 320, 321.

Urn, 42.

Uronia, Schooner, 451.

Ursuline Convent, 244.

Usher, 365, 524, 600.

Ustick, 365.

Utica, N. Y.,6i, no, 302, 327.

378, 409. 587-
Utter, 366.
U.xbridge, Mass., 106, 223, 242,

294^ 320, 333. 334. 345. 346,

395. 411, 418, 426, 449, 459.

460, 463. 484. 486, 487. 497.

535, 567, 568, 5S1, 599. 608.

Valentine, 366.

Valiant, U. S. Ship, 436.

Valide, 366.

Vallett, 366.

Valley Falls, R. I , 22, 376. 464,

535, 549- 552, 577. 588, 607,

613.
Valli, 366.
Valparaiso, S. A., 82, 180, 199-

213,288, 323.
Vance, 366.
Van Allen, 367.
Van Arden, 367.
Van Antwerp, 367.
Van Biber, 367.
Van Cartland, 367.
Van Cortlandt, 367.
Vancouver, 203.

Van Dam, 367.
Van Damm, 367.
Vandorhan, 366.
Vanderlight, 366.
Vandervoort, 366.
Van Doom, 367.
Van Doran, 609.
Van Duzer, 367.

Vandyke, 366.
Vaneman, 366.
Vangilst, 366.
Van Hook, 367.

Van Horan, 568.

Van Home, 367.

Van Loffett, 367.

Van Murray, 367.

Van Ness, 367.

Van Renssalaer, 368. 561.

Van Sevearingen, 368.

Van Voorhis, 368.

Van Wart, 70.

Van Wycks, 368.

Varian, 368.

Varick, 368.

Varnum, 368, 582.

Vars, 368, 588.

Vasa, 369.

Vassall, 369.

Vassar, 369.
Vaughan, 369.571.
Veazey, 370.
Veazie, 370.

Veil, 370-

Venerable, 370.

Venice, Italv, 105.

Ven<^eance, U. S. Bomb ketch,

^28 I.

Vennamann, 599.

Ventriloquist, 209.

Venus, Brig. 136, 423-

Venus, Schooner, 441.

Veschild, 370.

Vermont, 222, 244, 245, 386, 430,

437, 469, 482, 544, 560.
Vermont, Chief Justice of, 443.
Vermont, Governor of, 283.
Vermont, Secretary of State of,

437-
Vermont, U. S. Senator of, 232.

Vernon, 370.

XC1\'

IXUl'.X

\'eriioii, X. J , 435.

\'eri)lank, 370.

\'erry, 4C12, 500.

\'crsaHes, Ky., 352.

\'oi\eer, 527.

\'es.sel, 424.

Viall. 370, 530. 555. 616.

Vice Admiral. 26, 260.

V^ickeie, 372.

X'ickoric, ^/2.

V'ickory, 372.

X'ictor, 5/2.

X'ictiiire, 372.

\'icts, 371.

X'ieiiiia, .'\us.,So, 25^, 447.

N'icniia, Mc, 106.

\'ili(.lc, 5/2.

\'illettes, 372.

\'illicrs, 372.

X'illicis, \'iscmint of, 372.

\'incenncs, liul., 226, 347.

X'incenl, 372.

X'iniHiij^, 372.

\'iniiiciiine, ^jy

\'ini"<i, 5/T,.

X'iiisoii, i/T,, 157.289, 480, 567.

\'int(in, 373-490.

\'ii, Inclines, \'a., 443.

\'ir>;inia, 35, 43, 48, 55, 63, 75,
86, 87, 91, 105, 119, 135, 157,
158, 161, 176, 181, 189, 191,
192, 203, 209, 238, 252, 264,
271, 275, 277, 283, 290, 301,
314,317, 324, 329, 343, 354,

355. 36S, 3S9. 394, 4>4. 428,
442, 446. 449, 526, 544, 573,
5S5. ^04.
\'irgini,i. Attorney deiieral nt,

132-

X'irginia, C liancelldi' of, 448.

\'iiginia, College of, 121.

X'irginia, Court of Appeals, 176.

Virginia, ( iovernor ot, 129, 158,
283,441.

Virginia, High Court ol Chan-
cery, 448.

Virginia, 1 louse ot Delegates,

339-
Virginia I ,ine, 209.
\'irginia. Marshal of, 254.

\'irginia, Royal Province of, 129.
\'isitor to Sion College, 209.
\'i\en. V. S. Hrig, 356.
X'olunteers, Corps of, 319.
X'oiunteers, Manchester, Va.,102.
X'oluiitown, Ct., 94, 96, 189, 190,

193- 303, 527.
\'on Kotzehue, 373.
Von Mack. ^y^.
\'on Muller, 575.
\'on fatten, 575.
Vose, 375. 610.
\'ou.\, 373.

W

Wadboro, \'t., 188.

Wadilell. 374.

\V;i(ldle, 374.

Wade, 374.67. 544. 561.

Wagner, 375. 607.

Wagnon, 375.

Wagon, 135, 261, 265, 438, 452.

Wagoner, 192.

Wainwright, 505.

Waire, 500.

Waite, 375.

Wakefield. 604.

Wakefield, ICng.. 241.

Wakeman, 612.

W.dcott, 376, 485, 571, 582.

Waldeck, 376.

Waldegrave, 376.

Walden, 577.

Waldeii, \. \ ., 548, 567.

Waldo, 577, 464.

Waldridge, 577.

Waldron, 577. 370, 459, 596.

Wales, 577.

Wales. (;. H.,215.

Wales, Prince 01,450, 569.

W.ilcs, Princess ot, 591.

W'algrave, 577.

Walker, 577. 517,

Walkill, N. v., 384. 434.

Wall, 580, 49. 360, 550.

Wall Street, N. Y., 531.

Wallace, 380, 516, 523, 590, 613.

W.illace I''xi)edition, 83.

INDEX

XCV

Wallack, 613.

Wallen, 380.

Walles, 566.

Walley, 3.S0.

Wallingford, Ct., 194, 235, 362,

541.
Wallis, 381.
Walmesley, 381.
Wain, 381.
Walnut, 399.
Walnut Mills, Miss., 175.
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, 441
Walpole, Mass., 468, 513. 5>8,

541.
Walpole, N. H., 265, 33. S. 443.

467.
Walsh, 381.

Walter, 381, 495, 496, 575- 6i3-
Walters, 520.
Walttin, 381.
Walton, Pa,, 133. 355-

Wands, 382.

Wantage, Eng., 259.

Wanton, 382, 490, 537, 544-

Wanton Burial Ground, 419.

Warburton, 383.

Ward, 383, 80, 519, 523. 527. 542,
582, 616.

Ward, Mass., 495.

Wardbridge, N. Y., 162.

Warder, 3S4.

Wardlovv, 602.

Wardrobe, 237.

Wardsman, 388.

Wardvvell, 384, 459.

War Department, 47, 95, 235,

283.

War, Honors of, 25.

War, Prisoner of, 24, 39, 46, 64,
65,92, 94, 97, 104, III, 1 18,
123, 129, 130, 132, 138, 141,
150, 152, 15s, 166, 169, 185.
186, 188, 189, 190, 192,
196, 199. 202, 206, 209, 211,
226, 229, 241, 243, 245, 249.
250, 251, 267, 271, 273, 278,
282, 295, 296, 298, 299, 301,
305, 306,312, 325. 334. 336.
340, 354. 377. 388, 400, 406,
416, 419, 422, 424. 426, 433.

War, Prisoner of,— Contnnied.

436, 439. 440. 449. 450-

War, Secretary of, 33.

War with Tripoli, 171.

Ware, 385.

Ware, Mass., 1 58, 555, 560.

Ware, N. H., 606.

Wareham, Mass., 71, 415, 558.

Warl'ield, 385.

Waring, 385, 463-

Warring, 385.

Warm Sprmgs, Va., 159.

Warner, 385, 176, 441, 476, 509.
575. 577. 59'. 600, 602.

Warrall, ^87.

Warren, 387, 552, 584. 593. 610.

Warren Bank, 466.

Warren, Me., 33.

Warren, N. Y., 171-

W^arren, Penn., 57.S.

Warren, R. I., 23, 30, 37, 54. 64,
67, 68, 69, 84, i<7, 90, 93. 95.
108, 109, 110, 141, 149, 166,
168, 173, 182, 183, 208, 236,
239, 274, 286, 288, 290, 309,
324. 337. 340, 341. 344. 361,
373. 385. 392. 394. 405. 406,
409, 418, 437, 44I' 447. 464.
466, 467, 468, 472, 479. 483.
489, 497, 504. 505. 507. 512,
520, 524, 525, 528, 531, 532.
533. 534. 536. 545. 546, 549.
55'. 552, 555. 559.561. 562,
568, CJ2, 573, 576, 579. 582.
583. 585. 593. 594. 595- 596,
60 r, 606, 609, 611,
Warren Bank, R. I., 611.
Warrenton, N. C, 148.
Warriner, 388.

Warrior, British Iwigate, 137.
Warwick, R. I., 53, 58, 59, 62,
65, 66, 76. loS, 126, 136,
144, 157, 166, 189, 192, 195.
207, 216, 217, 219, 221, 222.
262, 266, 268, 269, 300, 301.
310, 313, 3'4. 3'5. 3'8, 339.
344, 361, 366, 382, 386, 387,
388, 390, 39', 401. 402, 403,
408, 413, 415. 4'7. 4'8, 420,
421, 422, 432, 440, 441, 442,

XC\1

INDKX

r/- (^> ^ '

"^ -,n

Warwick, R. I.. — Continued.

464, 4G6, 467, 468, 469, 474,
476, 478, 479, 481,482, 483,
484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489,
496, 501, 503, 508, 509, 311,
512, 514, 520, 523, 535, 537,
53«. 539. 542, 544. 545. 54^,
553. 554. 558, 561, 562, 563,
568, 569, 570, 573, 574. 575,
57fJ. 577. 580, 581, 584, 586,
588, 589. 593, 594, 595. 598.
600, 601, 613, 614.

Warwickshire, Eng., 298.

Washburn, 388, 491.

Washington. 388, 58, 70, 191.
255. 272, 289, 316, 326, 37s.

395-
Washington Academy, K. I.,

294'.

Washington Co., Ala., 351.

W^asiiington Co., Ga., 49.

Washington Co., iMd., 75, 226.
254, 300.

Washington Co., Miss., 23.

Washington Co., N. V., 167,
299, 361, 429.

Washington Co., 1\. I., C. C.
Picas of, 179

Washington, 1). C, 34, 38, 47,
50, 61, 63, 74, go, 92, 95,
103, 122, 127, 151, 153, 204,
224. 226, 269, 276, i-jj, 283,
302, 310, 327, 331, 353, 368,

369. 374. 398. 417. 451.452,

492, 495, ill, 521, 532, 538,

549. 554. 562, 566, 587, 596,

600.
Washington, Ky., 32.
Washington, l.ite of, 398.
Washingtiin, N. C, 39, 33, 81,

151,219,439
Washington, L'. S. .Shii), 406.
W'aterhousc. 389.
Waternian, 389, 457, 462, 464,

468, 487, 504, 509, 543, 550,

553. 572, 5«7. (J03.
Waterbury, Ct., 67.
Water I'ennel, 219.
Watcrford, Ct., 587, 616.
Watcrford, Ire., 153, 523.

Waterfnrd, Pa., 157.
Waterldo, Pattle of, 34.
Waterloo, N. Y., 399, 463, 469.
Waters, 391.
Watertown, Mass., 81, 300, 313,

387, S16, 536, 540.
Watfall, 392.
Watkins, 392.
Watkinson, 392.
Watross, 616
Watson, 392, 461, 465, 476, 488,

489.492, 493, 514, 528, 530,

534, 581, S'&l^ 584. 599-
\\ attics, 394.
Watts, 394, I [2.
Wa\-, 394, 604.
Wayland, 594
Wayne, 204.
Wayne Co., N. C, 176.
Wayne Co., N. Y., 253.
Waynesville, 0., 288.
Wear, 394.

Weatherbee, 394. 5S5.
Weatherburn, 394.
Weatherhead, 344, 472.
Weathersfield. Ct., 82, 122, 163,

311, 324, 355.
Weathersfield, \'t., 313.
Weaver, 394, 470, 594, 596.
Webb, 395, 497, 518, 588, 596,

602, 605.
Webber, 396.
Webster, 396, 607.
Weeilen, 396, 464, 504, 525, 576,

586, 590, 598, 607.
Weeks, 397.
Weems, 398.
Weild, 398.
Weir, 398
Weissenfels, 39S.
Welch, 398, 601.
Wel.l, 398, 473, 586.
Well, 421, 443.

Welles, 398, 473, 483, 567, 579.
Welles, l'".ng., 427.
Wellington, 399.
Wellington, Mass., 49, 68, 306,

308, 379, 423, 491, 492, 493,

497. 53«, 539. 577-
Wellnian, 399.

INDEX

XCVII

Wells, 399.

Wells, Me., 191.

Welsh, 399, 112, 337, 549

Wemple, 399.

Wendall, 399.

Wen worth, 400, 29, 142, 399,
490, 529.

Wenwood, 400.

Wesley, 403.

Wesson, 400.

West, 400, 112, 168, 465.

Westcott, 401, 62, 250, 461, 466,
473, 486, 488, 491, 492, 494,
515,524, 534, 542, 570, 581,

587. 594-
Westboro, Mass., 511, 539.
West Boyleston, Mass., 260.
West Burial Ground, Prov., 83.
West Cambridge, Mass., 62.
Westchester, N. Y., 38, 120,

336, 349
Westerly, R. I., 33, 48, 92, 142,

176, 219, 221. 264, 274, 330,

368, 383, 466, 551, 557, 568,

578, 579. 608.
Western, 482.
Western Army, 204.
Western Country, 119.
Westfield, Mass., 267.
Westfield, N J., n, 161.
West Florida, i 86.
Westford. Me., 373.
Westford, Mass., 446.
Westgate, 403, 574.
West Greenwich, R. I., 136,492,

519- 523-

West Hampton, Mass., 163.

West Hartford, Ct., 106.

West Haven, Ct., 285.

West Indies, 31, 49, 99, 126, 135,
154, 185, 230, 234, 246, 255,
260, 278, 282, 307, 405, 423,

450, 45'-
Westminster, Eng., 165.
Westmoreland Co.. Va., 189.
Westmoreland C. H., Va., 91.
Westmoreland, Mass., 408.
Weston, Ct., 473.
Weston, Mass., 24, 142, 229, 408,

533-

Weston, N. Y., 329.
Westphal, 403.
Westphalia, 373.
West Point, N. Y., 200.
Westport, Mass., 294, 356, 551.
Westrand, 403.
West Springfield, Mass., 365.
West Stockbridge, Mass., 112,

305-
West Virginia, 393.
Wethby, 413.
Wetherby, 404.
Wetherell, 404.
Wetmore, 404.
Weybosset Bridge, 134, 329.
Weyman, 404, 537.
Weymouth, Mass., 60, 141, 247.
Whale, 185, 319, 401.
Whalley, 404.

Wharmton Conto. , Eng., 50.
Whartenly, 404.
Wharton, 404.
Whatcoat, 404.
Whate, 404.
Whateley, 404.
Wheat, 404.
Wheate, 404.
Wheaton, 404, 307, 468, 474, 485,

495. 532, 533. 537. 542. 557.

560. 571, 608.
Wheeler, 406, 407, 460, 468, 469,

487, 525. 526, 539.
Wheeling, Va., 57, 297, 449.
Wheelock, 408, 472, 535.
Wheelwright, 408, 304, 532.
Wheldon, 408.
Whelen, 408.
Whetehaven, Eng., 432.
Wheten, 408
Whetham, 409.
Whipple, 409, 146, 462, 464, 467,

473, 476, 4,S8, 498, 499, 500,

507, 514, 517, 527, 529, 544,

553. 562, 570, 589, 597, 604,

610.
Whitaker, 409, 473, 579.
Whitby, 409, 175.
White, 413, 33, 465, 473, 493,

502, 509, 541, 550, 566, 568,

579, 582, 592, 609.

XCNIII IXDKX

W'hitc-tiek!, 416, 201. Wignell, 421.

Whitehall. \. V., 512. Wigton, 421.

Whitehead, 416, t^-/T. Wikoff, 421.

Whitehill, 416 Wilbur, 422, 473. 481, 550, 554,

W hitehiiin, 416. 579.613.

Whitehnuse, 416. Wilco.x, 423, 551.

Wiiitenidie, 416. Wilde, 468.

White Plains, N. Y., 537. Wilder, 423, 468, 469, 571, 588,

White Plains, N. Y., Battle of, 608,615.

59. 296. Wildon, 424.

Whitesboi-o, N. Y., 522, 590. Wiles, 424.

Whitestown, N. Y.. 514. Wiley, 424.

Whitfield, 416. Wilke.s, 424.

WHiitford, 416, 488. Wilkins, 424.

Whiting, 417. Wilkinson, 424, 19, 40, 70, 119,

Whiting's Tavern, Mass., 34. 276, 344, 423, 463, 472, 476,

Whiting, Vt., 440. _ 534. 569. 585-

Whitldck, 417. Wilkinson Co., Ga., 166.

Whitman, 417, 88, 237, 469, 474, Will, 426.

4S7. 495. 554. 561, 567- VVillard, 426, 461, 551, 559.

Whitmarsh, 418, 467. Willett, 427.

Whitmoie, 418, 490, 495, 568, Willes. 427.

587. WiUey, 427.
Whitney, 418, 357, 458, 459, 574. William and Mary, University

Whitney, Kng., 413. of, 132.

Whitridge, 419. William Arnold, Sloop, 403.

Whistler, 419. William Henry, Brig, 435.

Whittam, 419. William, Ship, 358.

Whittemore, 419, 497, 514, 515. Williams, 427, 70, 132, 193, 323,

Whittingham, Vt., 501. 352, 468, 478, 480, 489, 494,

Whittings, 419. 497, 498, 505, 508, 511, 512,

Whittington, 419. 514, 515, 517, 518, 520, 521,

Whittlesey, 419, 64. 537, 538, 545, 546, 558, 574,

Whitwell, 419, 587, 589, 598, 601, 611.

Wickes, 420, 297, 572. Williamsboro, N. C, 540.

Wickford, R. I.. 140, 160, 173, Williamsburgh, Mass., 102.

174, I7i, 182, 183, 218, 294, Williamsbury District, Va., 132.

331, 346, 347, 364, 365, 376, Williamsburg, Va., Tl, 132, 203,

380, 416, 505, 523, 556, 557, 226, 227.

599, 608. Williamson, 432. 480, 547.

Wickham, 419. Williamstown, Mass., 29, 275,

Wickson, 477. 513.

Widgeley, 420. Williamsville, N. Y., 552, 555.

Wier, 420. Willick, 432.

Wiggin, 420. W illing, 432.

Wigglesworth, 420. Willingboro, Eng., 142.

Wight, 421, 459, 462, 491, 526, Willis, 432, 285, 606.

538. 545. 576. Willi.ston, 433.

Wightman, 421. Williston, Vt., 399.

Wigmore, 421. Williston, Pa., 440.

INDEX

XCIX

Willober, 433.

Wilmarth, 433, 123,463,466, 571,

597-
Wilmington, Del, 96, 330, 348,
366, 398, 414, 509, 548, 582.
Wilmington, N. C, 25, .;3, 76,
92, 102, 128, 145- 153. '80.
192, 230, 341, 366, 378, 402,
409, 577.612.
Wilmington, Vt., 218,
Wilmot, 291.
Wilmot, N. S., 240.
Wilson, 513, 20, 457. 458. 459.
460, 461, 462, 464, 468, 469,
470,471. 472, 473. 475. 480,
481,482, 483, 484. 485. 486,
490,491, 492, 493. 494. 495.
496, 500, 501, 502, 505, 507.
508,509, 510, 513, 514. 515.
516, 517. 519, 520, 521, 522,
525.530. 531. 532, 533. 535.
536, 537. 538, 544. 545. 546.
548,550,551, 554. 555. 557.
558,559. 561. 563. 564. 565.
566, 567, 568, 570, 573. 574.
576,578, 5S0, 581, 582, 583,
586, 588, 589, 591, 592, 593,
595- 597. 599. 601. 602, 603,
604,606,607,609, 610, 611,
612, 614, 615.
Wiltshire, 436.
Wilton, Ct., 513.
Wilton, N. H., 28,60.
Winibleton, 436.
Wims, 436.
Winch, 436.
Winchell, 436.
Winchenden, Mass., 377.
Winchenden, Vt., 448.
Winchester, 436.
Winchester, N. H., 184.
Winchester, Va., 283.
Winder, 436.

Windham, Ct., 41, 48, 119, 226,
227, 273, 294, 321, 377, 395,
407, 414. 448, 451. 452, 457.
470, 489, 492,495. 517. 520,
549. 559. 564. 577. 579-
Windham, Me., 65.

Windsor, 210, 239, 240, 324, 351,

445-
Windsor, Vt., 17.
Windward Isles, 42.
Wing, 437, 478.
Wings, 437.
Winington, Kng., 162.
Winkhouse, 437.
Winman, 437.
Winne, 437.
Winns, 437.
Winship, 437.
Winsloe, 437.
Winslow, 437, 505, 572.
Winslow, Me., 375.
Winson, 438.

VVinsor, 438, 89. 281, 287, 339,
342, 390, 464, 516, 538, 548.
Winsted, Ct., 219.
Winter, 439.
Winters, 439.
Winthrop, 439.
Winthrop, Me.. 142.
Wirt, 440.
Wiscassett, Me., 221, 348, 441,

538.
Wiscassett, Mass., 260.
Wise, 440.
Wiseman, 440.
Wisner, 440.
Wister, 440.
Wistwell, 440.
Withby, 583.
Witherell, 440, 497.
Withers, 440.
Withey, 440.
Witman, 440.
Witter, 511.

Woburn,Mass.,8o, 191,211.336.
Wolcott, 440.
Wolf, 407.

Wolfe, 24, 98, 238, 440.
Wolff, 440.
Wolsker, 1 14.
Wolves, 254.
Wood (name,) 44O, 472, 505, 535,

577.612.
Wood, 339.
Woodard, 443, 520.
Woodbridge, 443.

IMiKX

Woodbridgc, Ct., 350. Worden, 446.

Woodburn, 443. Worgins, 446.

VVi)odl)ury, 443. Wormley, 446.

Woodbury, Ct., 179. Wormeley, 446.

Wootllniiy Co., N. Y., 385. Woronzow, 446.

Woodbur)-, N. ]., 326. Worthington, 446.

Woodcock, 443. Worthington, Mass., 30.

Woodfall, 443. Wough, 272.

Woodford Co., Ky., 168, 352. Wraith, 446.

Woodford Co., O , 430. W'ray, 446.

Woodhall, 444. Wrentham, Mass., 34, 44, ^y,

Woodhousc, 444. 78, 107, 158, 229, 239, 252,

Woodhuil, 444. 266, 267, 417, 429, 431, 461,

Woodley, 444. 462, 499, 505' 511, 518, 521,

Woodman, 444. 531, 535, 538, 554, 563, 572,

Woodndge, 114. 574, 582, 586, 590, 598,601,

Woodruff, 444, 591. 613.

Woods, 444, 469. Wright, 446, 460, 514, 518, 520,

W(jodstock, Ct., 40, 70, yS, 80, 525, 530, 537, 547.

^7. 93. 95. 119. 120, 121, Wurmser, 447.

145, 155, 156, 157, 165, 193, Wyatt, 447, 479.

242, 296. 332. 425, 426, 428, Wydt)\vn, 536.

429, 480, 481, 483, 484, 494, Wyer, 448.

5 "3. 534. 547. 555. 573- 579- VVykoff, 448.

582, 604. Wyley, 448.

Woodstock, N. Y., 237. Wylie, 448.

Woodstock, Vt., 323, 330. Wyliys, 448, 190, 460.

Woodstown, N. J., 255. Wyman, 448, 359

Woodward, 444, 493, 504, 585. Wynkoop, 448, 273.

Woodworth, 445. Wyse, 523.

Wool, 445. Wythe, 44S.

Woolcat, 445. Wythe, Va.. 82.
Wooley,445.
Wools, 445.

W\)olsey, 491. '^

Woonasc|uatucket River, 300.

Woonsocket, K. 1., 179, 463, Xenia, O., loi.

597-
Wooster, 445.

Worcester, 446. '

Worcester, Mass., 20. 2,2, 41, 56,

78,98, 151, 156, 162.200, Vale College, 227. 310, 581.

235, 238, 265, 293, 297, 298, Yale University, 260, 315.

3'0, 325. 335 3^7' 4 '5. 421, Yard, 449

460, 470, 500, 655, 580, 604, Yard Arm, 348.

611. Yarmouth, Mass., ^^i, 413, 509,
Worcester Co., Mass., Superior 6i2.

Court, 204. Yarmouth, Va., 316.

Worcester Spy, 556. Yarnell, 149.

Worcestershire, ling., 344. Yatem, 449.

INDEX

CI

Yates, 449, 490, 492, 515.

Yates Co., N. Y., 180.

Yatton, 449.

Yeomans, 449.

Yearguin, 450.

Yeats, 450.

Yeo, 450.

Yerrington, 450, 533, 543-

Yollock, 450.

Yonge, 450.

York, 450.

York, Eng., 5 40.

York, Pa.. 122.

Yorkshire, Eng., 162, 241.

Yorktown, N. Y., 165.

Yorktown, Va., 27, 71, 73, 132,

162, 196, 206, 220, 243, 252,

316, 404.
Yorktown, Va., Battle of, 100,
'147, 226.

Young, 450, 55, 458, 475, 477,
478, 490, 495. 497. 521. 522,
531. 535. S58, 559- 564, 566,
572, 577. 613-

Youngstown, N. Y., 407.

Yundt, 452.

Zanesville, O., 152.
Zantzinger, 453.
Zea, 453.
Zeiss, 453.
Zerviah, Brig, 103.
Zimmerman, 453.
Zouberbuhler, 453.
Zurich, Switz., 42.

The

Providence Gazette

DEATHS

(CONTINUED)

THE PROVIDENCE GAZETTE.

The Providence Gazette was the Hrst newspaper printed in
Providence. The first number was issued October 20, 1762, the
last October 8, 1S25.

Its full title when first published was The Providence Ga-
zette AND Country Journal containing the freshest advices,
both Foreign and Domestic. January 5, 17X2, this last caption was
dropped. January 10, 1795, and Country Journal followed, but
was restored Jan. 12, 181 1. March i, i<Si7, it \i'as dropped again
and there was substituted and Moral, Political and Commercial
Advertiser. When it became a semi-weekly in January, 1820, it
was known as The Providence Gazette only until it was merged
with the American Oct. 11, 1825, and then known as The Rhode
Island American and Providence Gazette. This paper lasted
until 1S32.

It was a weekly until 1820, and thereafter until October 8,
1825, a semi-weekly. While a weekly its publication day was Sat-
urday, except from October 4, 1780, to January 24, 1781, when it
was Wednesday. F"rom Saturday, Ma)' 11, 1765, until August 9,
1766, its publication was suspended. While a semi-weekly the pub-
lication days, in 1S20, were Monday and Thursday; from 1S21 to
October 8, 1S25, Wednesday and Saturday.

Of these numbers we have been so fortunate as to have seen
all but Nos. 139, 149, and 502.

At the October meeting of the Rhode Island Historical
Society in 1897 Hon. Amos Perry read a paper on this subject,
which was printed m the Quarterly.

In this paper he says that the first editor and proprietor was
William Goddard; that from August 9, 1766, Sarah (joddard it Co.
were the publishers; from Sept. 19, 1767, Sarah Goddard and John
Carter. After November 12, 1768, Jnhn Carter was sole proprie-
tor until November 9, 1797, when William Wilkinson was a partner
with Carter and so continued until May 1 1, 1799, when Carter was

•_)() vri'AL i;i;i OKI) ok kuodk lshA^■l)

again sdlo |in)prietor. I'"ebruary 19, 1814, Hugh H. Riown and
William 1 1. Wilson were proprietors. After June 22, 1S16, Hrown
was sole proprietor, until January 3. 1S20, when he took Walter ]\.
Danl'orth as a partner. When the paper was merged with the
American in ( )ctolier, 1S25, Hrown was again sole ])roprietor and
A. Ci. ( ireeiie, editor.

When Mr. ]5rown made this change in his business he sold
only the newspaper poition rmd still continued in the business as a
job printer.

When the |)aper was first [^rintetl it was ad\'ertised as "Printed
opposite the Court House. " While it lived it had four different lo-
cations on the east side but was removed from one of these places
to another several times in its career.

In this newspai)er is a large amount ot rich historical matter.
It is the only newspaper in tiie State of whose issues iluring the
War of the Revolution we have tod.iy a com])lete file. Its position
was strongly in fa\or ot ihe cause of the Colony. The subject mat-
ter in its columns was well handled and its liteiaiv style was of a
high ordei'.

Hon. Zachariah Allen had the largest and best collection of the
files of this |)a])er in the .Slate. lie presented this to the Rhmle
Island Historical Societ)' who ha\e added considerable to it. They
now lack appro.ximatelv 75 numbers. The Pro\-i(lence Journal has
the ne.\t best collection. The John Carter ilrown I.ibiar\- and S.
S. kider have collections of the earlier numbers. The American
Antiquarian Society of Woicester, Mass., lune .1 tew onh'. From
these latter liles we ha\e been able to gain .iccess to all but three
numbers ;is .ibove stated. 1 )iu' thanks are heieln' extended to the
custodians ot these files for the lavoi' of perusal.

In 1892 Mr, .\ll)cit llolbi'ook made a selection troin the Deaths
and Mairiages herein lecmdcd o| such famil)' names and e\'ents as
he was peisonalh' interested in. Ihese he copied into a book which
is now in the possession ot the Rhode Ishinil Historic d Society.

In our collection tollowing we have taken every death and mat-
riage recorded uhere the n.uiies were given, id ilo thi-^, it is need-
less to remark, has cost us a laige amount of time and patience.

The deaths from A to J were published in our preceding
volume XIH of the X'ital Records.

The piesent installment therelore commence^ with the letter
K.

DEATHS.

K

KAIGHN Lydia, daughter of Peleg, Esq., aged

1 8 years, at Newport, June 21, 181 8

KALTILSKN Michael, lisq^, late the com-
mandant of F"ort Johnson, near Charleston,
S. C, at an advanced age. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

KAMENSKI, Russia. A man is said to have
died here, aged 124 years, who married at
the age of 102 and by his wife had two
children. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1

KAMMERER Henry, publisher of a German

paper, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Henry, Jun., at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

KAMINSKI Count, the Russian general-in-chief,

in Odessa. Gazette of Sept. 14, 181 1

KANE John, late of Albany, at Redhook,

N. Y., in 73rd year, March 15, 1808

William, a soldier on guard, shot by another

soldier named William Cornell, at Newport, July 4, 1819

KANT Professor, in Prussia. Gazette of May 26, 1804

KAUEFER Mrs. Dorothy, at ]k)ston, aged 53

years. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1S23

KAUL Hiram, son of John, at Newport, aged 19

years, suddenly, Oct. 28, 1824

KAY Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

KEARNIilS Daniel, of Cajit. l^arton's Company,
wounded (since died) at battle of Tippi-
canoe, Nov. 7, i8n

KEARNEY Major Thomas, in New Jersey. Ga-
zette of

KEARSLEY Dr. John, in S8th year, at Phila-
delphia,

KEATON Morris, executed at Jamaica for pi-
racy.

Jan.

12,

1793

Jan.

1 1,

1772

Dec.

27.

1784

•_'v) vri'AL i;i:(()i;i) <ii' imiodk island

K]-".I'X"n Amos, at Smithrield, in S^th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 1797
\'ilelia A., clauj;hter vt I'etcr, at ('umberlaiid,

in 22nd year, A]iril 19, iSiS

Peter, in this town, in 52nd year, Aug. 27, 1S23

KEl'^LliR Major Isaac, in New York, m 72nd

year. The IMajor served through the en-
tire War of the Re\'ohition holdmg rank as

lieutenant, afterwards as cajitain in the

Connecticut Line; July 25, 1825

KKlvNlC Major Charles, at an advanced age, Jan. 4, 1794

Keynolds, Esq., at I'liiladelphia, aged 71

)-ears. Gazette of SejH. 13, 1800

Mary, daughter of the late M.i]oi- Charles.

Gazette of Dec. 6. iSoo

Charles, of 1-irig Alaria. Capt. Henson, on

coast of Africa, ("lazetteot Vch. 2S, iSoi

Ik'njaniin, ui this town. Gazette of April 30, 1803

Sally, daughter of the late M.ijor Charles,

aged 35 )-cars, h'eb. 2, iso6

Miss Alice, in 44th year, in this town. May 3, 1815

Mrs. Anna, widow of Charles, aged y2 years, Nov. 9, 1815

Reuben, at Greene, Me,, aged 17 years, the

result of a slight wound with an a.\e in his

ankle joint. Gazette of July ly, 1817

Anna 1 iall, daughter of Major Josiah, aged

HI months. Sept, 4, 1S17

Sail)' and Mary, daughters of John, aged 15

and 13 years, drowned at \'alley l^'alls. one

in attempting to rescue the other, Dec, 11, 1S22

Kl'lENl'A' James, at Green's Harbor, New Lon-
don, of fever taken <a New \'oik Ga-
zette ot Aug. 27, 1803
Capt. Ashhel, at Last Hartford; his wife,

who was insane, caught him b)- his cravat

and choked him to tleath, J.m. 7, iS23

KICh'.SL John, l',s(|., at I'hiladelphia, in 54th \ear,

.suddenly. Gazette .4 ' July 8, 1S09

KI^ITll Rev.' .Xlexander, late of South Caroliii.i,

at .Newport, aged 64 years, Jan, cS, 1772

(ieorge, innholder, at Menden (lazctteof Jan. 15, 1774

Majoi' /,e|)haniah, torinerly ol l\aston, Mass.,

at I'lttsficld, \'t , in 90th ye. 11-. J.m, 29, 1820

J.ime.s, I^st| , aged 90 years, at Alexandria.

Was Mayor of the city when the citizens

gave a dmner to Laf.iyette 40 )e.irs ago.

He died the da)' the General revisited the

cit\- G,i/ette of Oct. 30, 1824

KLLLI'J'\ John C, of this town, at New ( )rlean.s,

in 4211(1 \ear. (iazelte of Aug. 30. 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 23

KELLERMAN Field Marshall, in France. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1820
KELLEY Nathan, son of Elisha, of Bellingham,
Mass. Had been plowing, hitched the
chain around his body ; the o.\en became
frightened, ran, and so bruised the lad that
death ensued, April 14, 1781

Rev. Erasmus, pastor of F'irst Baptist

Church, Newport. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1784

Capt. Daniel, of Warren, at Havana. Ga-
zette of Sept. 10, 1796

Martin, of Warren, drowned at Greenoch, March — , 1801

John, at Baltimore, July 7, 1.S02

Edward, in 34th year, Dec. 24, 1806

E , marine, executed for mutiny on

board H. M. Ship Colombine, at Halifax, Sept. 18, 1809

Duncan, Esq., at Barrington, in 60th year, July 10, 1812

Michael, quarter gunner, killed on board Frig-
ate Chesapeake in action with the Shan-
non, June I, 1813

John, private in the regiment, killed on

board the Lawrence on Lake Erie in ac-
tion, Sept. 10, 1813

Erasmus, native of Newport, son of the Rev.
Erasmus Kelley, the pastor of the First
Baptist Church, Newport, at Harrisburg,
Penn., Jan. 18, 18 17

John, died from intemperance. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1820

Elisha, at Smithtield, at an advanced age,

drowned while bathing. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1821

Joseph, at Warren, aged 84 years, . ^larch 27, 1822

Mrs. Sarah is now living at liast Hampton,

N. H., aged 103 years. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Church, at Warren, in 47th year. Gazette of May 14, 1825

Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged about 90 years, Sept. 8, 1825

KELLOGG Eli, from New England, in Wash-
ington Co., Mississippi. Gazette of Dec. 21, i8u

Capt. -Silas, aged 40 years, at Oswegotchie,
from a spent ball which entered his groin;
he lived two months in intense agony, Feb. 16, 1824

KELSEY Parsons, at East Guilford, Ct. Had
been partially deranged; cut his throat
with a razor but did not reach the vein;
July 30, died, Aug. 6, 1823

KELTON Dinah, relict of Joseph, at Providence.

Gazette of Dec. 7, 1771

Thomas, at HoUiston, Mass., from his ox

team running over him, Aug. 25, 1772

-'1

VITAL UKCOltl) OK KIIODK ISL.\XI)

KELT( )N Arnold. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1774

Ca]it. John, of J^rovidence, dietl at Maible-
hcad where he had hitely arrived from a
long term of impri.sonment at Ilalilax. (ia-
zette of

Stephen, of this town, in 62nd year. Ga-
zette of

Miss Mary, daughter of the late .Stephen, in
this town, in 30th }ear,

Ellas, at lohnstiin, at an advanceil age. Ga-
zette of

Waite, widow of Stephen, in this town, in
Si St year.

Miss Lucippa, at .Smithfield, in 48th )e,ir,
fornieih' nf Juhnston,

jdhn Jencks, at Coventry, in 75th )ear,
KFMI5L1C Stephen George, the comedian, in
I'jigland, aged 64 years, (iazette of

Jdhn I'hilip, the tragedian, at Switzerland,
aged 66 years; was bnither of Mrs, Sid-
dons. Gazette of
Kl'.Ml' J"hn, I.L. D., F. R. S, ]•:., professor of
mathematics and natural philosophy in
I'olumbia College, N. Y., in 50th year,
KE.Ml'h'. Arthur, F:sc'|., Admiral of the'Ked, at
I-'alnKJUtli, Eng., aged 80 years. Was with
General Wolfe at (Kiebec. Gazette of
KICMI'TIIORN Richard, l^sq., Commander of
His liritannic Majesty's I'acket ^\ntelope,
•It sea on boartl the I''rigate Sairvell.mle.
Gazette of
Kl'.NDAI.E ^)v. Joseph, ;it Philadelphia. C,a-
zette of

Mrs,, aged /] years, and her danglitei, aged
40 years; both murdered by her insaiic son
at i loll is. Me.,

Mrs. Thankful, wife <>\ Mr. lulian, at Stei-
ling, Mass., in 5Sth \e.ir. G,i/clte ol

01i\'er, at lUiilington, \'t., aged 51 years,
very siidilenly, while hoeing in a held,

Re\-, .Samuel, \). I)., at Weston, Mass. Ga-
zette of

Ariathar, h'.scp. aged 47 \'eais, at I'ittston,
Me, fell from a pile of boards near his
mill, ( Iazette ol

lohn, ol 1 .ancaster, Mass., in this town,

Mrs. Kebecca, wife of 'riiom, is and daughter
of the late Rev. Dr. lic/eki.ih Smith, of
1 1.i\erhill. at lioston, aged 39 years. Ga-
zette oi Oct. 24, KS21

1-eb. 14,

1778

AEry 5,

1792

Aug. 12,

1810

March 7,

1 812

Dec. 20,

1820

Feb. 5,
Feb. 29,

1823
1824

Aug. 3,

1822

May 3.

1823

Nov. 15.

1S12

larch 19,

1823

Nov.

15.

1794

larch

19.

1-85

April

2(J,

1805

M.iy

30.

1 807

June

2Ci,

1810

I'eb.

19.

1814

M.iv
Aug.

24,

-V.

1817

1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 25

KENDALL Abijah, at Tenipleton, Mass., in

79th year, Dec. 21, 1821

Charles, of Wilmington, N. C, mate of Brig

Gov. Hopkins of this port, at Havana. June 8, 1822

Mrs. Ann Nelson, wife of Daniel and daugh-
ter of Capt. Amasa Parkhurst, of Milford,
aged 26 years, April 21, 1823

Noah, in this town, in 49th year, Feb. 7, 1824

Mary Ann Holroyd, infant daughter of the

late Noah, in this town, aged 5 months, Feb. 22, 1824

KENDRICK Samuel, of Nathaniel, at Coven-
try, Ct. ; fell through the ice and was
drowned, in 17th year, Dec. 17, 1764

John P., at Amherst, N. H., aged 30 years.
Was of Hollis, the insane ]3erson who
killed his mother and sister. Gazette of June i, 1805

KENNA John Brett, comedian, in 58th year;
buried with Masonic rites; died June loth,
buried, June 1 1, 1797

KENNARD Thomas, printer, native of Ports-
mouth, N. H., at Charleston, S. C. Ga-
zette of Oct. 10, 1807
KENNE John, at New Jersey, struck by light-
ning and stunned, which set fire to his
barn and he jjerished in the flames. Ga-
zette of Aug. 3. 1816
KENNEDY Hon. Archibald, His Majesty's Re-
ceiver General for the Province of New
York, in his 78th year, June 21, 1763

Robert, buried at Richmond Church, Staten

Island, Aug. 22, 1763

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Archibald, Esq.,
commander of His Majesty's Ship Coven-
try, at Second River, N. J., in 29th year, Dec. 25, 1766

Mrs. Mary, wife of David, Sex>t. 22, 1773

Lieut. , of the 44th Com]:)any (British),

killed at Battle of Monmouth, N. J., June 28, 1778

Hugh, \n 58th )ear, at Rehoboth, Oct. 15, 1778

David, at Pawtucket. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1778

Major , killed while effectmg an ar-
rest near Philadelphia ; buried with honors
of war, Sept. 2, 1783

Capt. David, at Pawtucket, in S5th year. He
was a native of Ireland and descended
from an ancient and honorable family;
obituary in the next issue. Gazette of
March 13, 1784; died, Feb. 21, 1784

Andrew, at Philadelphia, an old citizen, Sept. 23, 181 1

Prince (colored), at Rehoboth, in 65th year.
Had been employed ni the same oil mill
52 years; March 3, 1812

■-'(i

\ri'.\i, i;i:r()i;i> oi" Kimm.: jsland

KI•'XNI".^)^' Christian, seaman, killed on IjoaiJ

llie Lawrence on Lake Erie in action. Sept. lo, 1S13

James, in iMigland, aged 106 years. 1 Lid

been blind but liad recovered his sight ;

was a tailor by trade and rememliered

when he made a whole suit for o>it- sliilliiii^.

(Gazette of Ajiril i, 1S15

Ahs. . wife I if Thomas (j., of New-
town, I'enn, druwiied m thecreek near her

house, July 2S, 1S17

James 11, in this town, aged 40 years. Aug. 22, iSiS

Thomas, native nt h-elantl, murdered at

]?(iston bv Michael Lowers, another L ish-

man, ' .March 2, 1S20

KLN.\'1'A' Ale.xandei', at Cnventry, aged 106

ye.irs, fdrmerly of Last ILartford, Ct.

Was noted for his great strength. At the

age of 95 he took his sickle and le.ad the

field for half a day. He had about 900

dcscendeiits. (la/etteof Oct. 2t;, 1S14

John, of New \'ork, aged about 17 years,

lost overboard at sea from schooner Phebe

on [lassage from Il.iv.m.i to Bristol, Ian. 18, 1822

K1';N.SIN(;T( )'N Lord, the oldest meml)er of the

l>ritish I'arliament, aged 90 years, in Eng-
land. Cuuette of July 31, 1802
K1';NT b:ii/,abeth, wife of Josiah, at Rehoboth.

Gazette of Aug. 1 1, 1781

Mrs. Ilamiah, wife of I^eaci>n LZlijah, at Re-
hoboth, in 59th year. Gazette of ALiy 26, 1787
Benjamin, Esq., at Halifa.x, in 8 1st year, Uct. 21. 17S8
L>.ra, at Rehoboth, in 65th year. Gazette of IVhiy 18, 1799
iJeacon I'llij.di, at .Seekoiik. in 88th year, Oct. 22, 1M5
Mrs. kntli, wife of I )eacon ICzekiel, at Re

holioth, in 74th vear, Dec. 8. 1818

Ilezeki.di, at .'^eekonk, in 76th year, .Sept. 14, 1820

Mis. Abigail, wife ol J.icob, aged 66 years, at

iirooklield, I\Liss., " ' Nov. 16, 1823

Eliza, daughter of luioch, at Panton, \'t,, in

17th ycu', killed by lightning. Gazette of June 25, 1825

Kl■",\^'().\ Remington; his wife presetited In'm

with three children, two sons and a d.iiigh-

tei. at I'", 1st (Greenwich. Gazette of June 13, 1772

Llo)d, l.oid Chief Justice of the Kings

Bein li ; w.is succeeded to his title and

estate by his only remaining son. Lord

George ;' at Bath, Eng., .April 5, 1802

^L,^. ILuin.ih, wife of Caleb, at .South Kings-
town, ,iged 27 ye.irs, ALirch 18, 1824
KI:1'P1;LI. RI. llon'. Lord, Vice A(hiiiral, Oct. .(, I7.s6

PROVIDENCE GAZETTK— DEATHS 27

KEPPELE Mrs. , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1793
Henry, Sen., an ancient citizen, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of July 15, 1797

KERR Capt. , killed at Yorktown, Va., , 1781

Oliver L., Esq., attorney at law and clerk of
the House of Assembly of New York, at
Albany. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796

Rev. Robert, minister of the Scotch Presby-
terian Church, at Savannah, Ga., aged 32
years. Gazette of July 13, 1805

George, near Savannah, accidentally ^-hot him-
self m dismountmg from his horse. Ga-
zette of June 19, 1819

KERSHAW James, merchant, at New York.

Gazette of Nov. 21, 1795

KERTON Mr. of Pee Dee ; on returning

home from market was murdered by a

young man named Jones. Gazette of April 6, 18 16

KERVI'lR John, at Newport, aged 24 years.

Gazette of July 8, 181 5

KETLANU John, merchant, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Sept. 7, 1799

KETTP^R Rev. William, aged 48 years, pastor
of the Baptist Church, at Louisville, Ky.
Gazette of Dec. 13, 1S17

KEY FLbenezer, drowned in Quinebaug River,

Killingly, May 22, 1781

KHAAN Haujee Khuleel, His E.Kcellency, Am-
bassador to the British Government from
the King of Persia, at Bombay, July — , 1802

KIDDER Josiah, at Lincoln, Mass., from hydro-
phobia. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1822

KIDNEY William, aged 12 years, drowned while

bathing near Albany, N. Y., June 18, 18 10

KIPIS John, at Killingly, in 63rd year, Aug. 25, 1813

KILBY Capt. Christopher, postmaster, at New

Haven, Ct. Gazette of March 19, 1774

KILLGORE Thomas, at Robinson Co., Tenn.,

aged no years. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1822

KILTY John, Adjutant General of Maryland, at

Annapolis, Md. Gazette of June 15, 1811

KIMBALL Col. Stephen, at Scituate, in 51st

year. Gazette of P'eb. 26, 1791

Col. Asa, at Glocester, in 60th year. Ga-
zette of P^eb. 4, 1797
Mrs. Naomi, wife of Asa and daughter of
Hon. Daniel Owen, of Gloucester, at Bar-

ton, Vt., in 41st year. Gazette of Jan. 21,

809

2S

viTAi, i;i;(()i;i> ok uiiouk island

K

I.MHAI.I, Mis. ]'',li/a, wife ut Ciei>i-L;e, nicicliaiit,

in South Cainlina. (lazette n[
Richaril, tutnieiiy nf I'dnitret, C."i)nn., at

Canajoliany, ,\. V., ag,cd 88 years, (ia-

Zftle of
Mrs. .Anne, wifent Heni.iniin, I'-sq., at John-
ston, in 70th year,
Dean, at Scituate, in 70th \'eai-.
Ca])t. G., of I'rcston, drownetl at I)renthieni.

Gazette ot
Peyton Randolph, af Gloeester, in 41st

year.
True, postmaster at 1 Ianii)^tead, \. II.,

suii. ide.
Major Joshua, at Johnston, aged 67 years.
Thankful, widow of t'apt. iJean, at Scituate,

in 7yth year,
Ik'njaniin, of H(].\tord, at Haverhill, aged 36

years; while coinersing apparently ni

good health he tell down and e.\pired in-
stantly. Gazette of
Mrs. Nanc)', wife of .Samuel, at ]')oston,

aged 23 years. Gazette of
Mrs. .Xini.i, wile of John and daughter ot

the late Rev. Jonatluui Liverniore, ,it

Wielton, ver\- suddenly, aged 42 years.

( ia/ette ol
1MH1':R1.IN Jaeol), killed by the Indians

near Roanoke, \'a. (iazetteof
lX(i Gapt. Zelnilon, late of the .Massachusetts

l^ine, killed liy Indians ne.ir the Hock-

hitching, ( ihio,
Bookman, an Indrin chief, killed in battle.

Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of .S.imuel, sudderd\', at

Xewpoi t . ( i.izctte of
M.ii\' llamilton, ol Newport, aged 21 yeais,

ar Hoston,
William, comedian, at Norfolk, \'a. (iazette

of
Daniel, at Sinithheld,
Thanktiil, daiightt-i of Caleb, in 22d \ear, in

this tow 11. ( ia/ette ol
Jeremiah, at Granston, suddenl\-. Gazette of
Josiah. I'",s<|., at Johnston, .iged 84 years.

(iazt-tte ot
.Miss Mehitaljle, in 57tli year, at Newport.

(iazette of
Miss Content, d.uighter of Caleb, in 22(1

year, in this town. Gazette of

Sejit. 2, 1809

Inly 28,

{■eb. 18,

1811

Jan. 10,

1814

June I I,

1814

.\]iril 2,

1815

June 17,

1.S16

\ug. 21,

1S17

Se|)t. 7,

June 22,
I'"eb. 8,

July

■7.

1824

Dec.

-4.

iz~63

.Xj.ril

30.

17S9

Dec.

iz".

1 79 1

I-eb.

18,

1792

( )ct.

21,

1794

( )ct.
Jan.

22,
18,

1796
1797

■ •eh.
.\ug.

24,
3'.

1 798
G"99

.April

'9.

1800

Jan

1 802

M,uc

16,

1802

810

821

823

I'KOVIDENCE GAZETTE— I) KATIIW 29

KING I(ib, at Swanzev', aged 74 years. Gazette

of ' March 6, 1802

Samuel, at Scituate, in 65th _\'ear, suddenly.
Gazette of ' Feb. 18, 1S04

Mrs. Nancy, wife of William, at Johnston,
m 47th year, Jan. ir, i8o6

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Wilson, in 47th year,
at Johnston, Jan. 11, 1806

Mr. , the English comedian, near 70

years. Gazette of March i, 1806

Dr. John, at Newton, aged 70 years. Ga-
zette of March 28, 1807

Isaac, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

James, native of I^ngland, at Rethleham, N.
Y., aged 40 years; fell from the upper
story of a brewery. Gazette of .Sept. 30, 1X09

Mrs. Mary, widow of Josiah, at Johnston, in

g4th year. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1810

William H., private Capt. Wentworth's

Com].iany, killed at battle of Tippacanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Caleb, in 78th year, Dec. 13, 1811

Elisha, at Scituate, in 65th year, suddenly, March 31, 18 12

Abner, very suddenly; was working in his
field, at Triptown, North Providence, in
71st year, Aug. 3, 1812

Dea. Joshua, at Foster, in 66th year, March 25, 1814

Rev. William, at Williamstown, Mass., in

58th year, suddenly, in his pulpit, Dec. i, 18 15

Maj. Gen. Cyrus, aged 44 years, at Saco,
Me., late a Member of Congress, brother
of Hon. Rufus and William King. Ga-
zette of May 3, 1 817

Mary, in England, aged iii years. Gazette of June 14, 1817

Alexander J., in 7th year, .Sept. 2, 1818

Dea. Asa, at Cranston, in 83rd year; had
been a church member the l^aptist faith
u])wards of 40 years and deacon 19 years, June 3, 1821

Richmond, son of Capt. William, in Foster,
aged 7 years, Aug. 2, 1822

Capt. Barzillai, of Raynham, at Taunton,

aged 56 years. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1822

Ralph, at .Scituate, in 77th year. Gazette of July 12, 1823

Miss Zipporah, daughter of [ob, at Taunton, Aug. 31, 1823

Capt. Caleb T., son of Capt. Josiah, at Taun-
ton, in 56th year. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1823

Henry, printer, aged 24 years, sou of the

late Capt. John, in this town, Jan. 24, 1824

Joel, aged 22 years, drowned off Cape May, June 4, 1825

Capt. Job, at Taunton, aged 82 years. Ga-
zette of Se[)t. 3, 1825

•JO Vri'Al. KKCOKD OK ItlloDK ISr.AXD

ls.I.\( I.MAX Mrs. .Su.sanna, widow ol .Xbiier, at

Middlcbiiro, aged 80 years. Jan. 20, 1822

KlNCi.SLl^Y Benjamin, in tins town, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette nf Aug. 22, 1801
U\'er, late of Norwich, piiiiter, aged 21

years, at Demerary. (la/ette of Marcli 30, 181 1

Hezekiah, at Swanzey. in Sist year. May 19, 1.S20

Augustus ]i, at Pomfret, Ct., in 18th }ear,

son of Pardon, ' March 22, 1S23

KINGSTON The Duke of, at ]?ath, i-jig., of

the palsy. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1773

KINXI'A' Ml'. , fell from a hay mow antl

onto ,1 sharp end of a stick so as to cut

him so badly that he bled to death in a

few minutes, at Wnrthington, Mass., July 31, 1773

Amos, aged 22 years, killecl by a falling hut

while burning coal, at Canandaigua, N. V.

Gazette of Feb. 1, 1817
, son of Charles, aged 16 years, at

New Brunswick, from a ca\'e in of the

well, (lazette of May 31, 1823

KINNICl'T Amos, hatter, at I'lovidence.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1770

Margaret, colored servant of Joseph Craw-
ford and w'ife «t Anthony Kinnicut, of

Providence, in 49th year, Oct. 8, 1775

Cai)t. Joseph, Oct. 10, 1779

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Capt. Jose[:ih. Gazette

of Jan. 14, 1782

John, in 82nd year, at Warren, .^Iarch 3. 1783

Sarah, daughter of Col. lulward, deceased,

in 44th year, (jazette of Aug. 2, 1788

Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. lulward, suildenly,

m 86th year, jau. 17, 1791

Amanda, (laughter of Thomas, at Relniboth,

in 15th year, Oct. 2^, 1809

John, at Johnston, in 2citli year; funeral tidm

his grandfather's, I'.lisha Brown's, ne.xt

l.jni.m's l''actor); died ()ct. S, i 82 I

KINSI-;V James, Ksq., 1,1.. 1)., Chief Justice

of New Jersey, at Burlington, N. J., in

70th ye.ir, Jan. 4, 1802

KIKBV iMilo, at Middlelniry, \'t., buried in a

well. Gazette ot " Jan. 9, 1822

KIRKl.ANl) Rev. Samuel, aged 68 years, at

Pans, N. Y. Gazette of March 19, 1808

Col. (ieorge Washington, late of the V. S.

Provisional Army, at Port-au-Prmce, May 4, 1810

PUOVIDKNCE GAZETTE-DEATHS 31

KIRKLAND Mrs. , wife of James at

New Hope, N. C, in 25th year; was about

to be baptised when she famted as they

were about to lay her under the water. ,, ,«,,

Gazette of ^, , Aug. 23, 1823

Mr , the canal contractor, at Cartha-

gena. Gazette of . Oct. 5. 1825

KIRKMAN Capt. Elisha, his wite and child; all
these were drowned in Lake Champlani.
n »^„ ^( April 7, 1010

Gazette 01 /-, i -i ^ "

KIRMACKLE [ames, killed at Cadiz, O.; while
•djo-o-ins a well the tub broke and crushed
him in its fall. Gazette of . Nov. 10, 1821

KISHUM Pall, the first idolatrous Hindoo m
i^engall converted to Christianity, at Ser-

^ Ausr. 22, 1022

ampore, ''

KISSAM Dr. Samuel I\I., late acting surgeon

on board U. S. Brig Spark, Craney Island, Aug. 16, 182-
KITCHEN Capt. Joseph, of the Brig Hope, at

sea on passage from St. Domingo, ^ept. 14, 1806

KITTERA John W., Member of Congress, at

Lancaster, Penn. Gazette of June 20, .801

KILTS Capt. Michael, at Bidley, Penn., aged 71

vears; was one who shouldered his musket

in 1776. Gazette of Jan. 31. 181 8

KLP:IN Jacob, at Pittstown, N. Y., aged 20

years, injured in the abdomen in a wrest-

ling match. Gazette of . July 20, 1822

KLETI INE S , seaman, killed m action

on board Brig Ariel in the West Indies, May 14. 1800
KLOMP Andrew, in Holland, aged 106 years,

father of 25 children. Gazette ot Nov. 15, i»i7

KLOPSTECK, the noted savant, at Hamburg,

Germany, in 79th year, . March 13. 1803

KNAPP Miss Sylvia, of Mansfield, perished m

the late storm. Gazette of Dec 23, i/b6

Major Moses, at Eranklin, Mass , aged about

70 years, an officer of the Revolution. Ga-

' d ( Dec. 9, 1809

zette of , , ^^ ,o,Z

Capt. Seth, at Rehoboth, in 80th year, l^eb .5. ^3

Nehemiah. at Pawtu.xet, aged about 78 years, Peb. 2. 1815
Jonah Newton, late of Dixfield, at Boston,

aged 34 years, by a fall of a wall. Ga- , , . ,a,.

zette of J"'y 6- '^'^
Rev. Ebenezer, aged 51 years, at Newbury-

port. Gazette of ^ S'^'' "«' «^^

Elijah.at Taunton, aged 33 ye-'S- Gazette of Nov. /8, 8-3

Ephraim, Jun., at Taunton, aged 29 years July i-, i»-4

John Adams, infant son of G , at Fall

River. Gazette of Oct. 2. 1824

vriAi. i;i;< <»i;i) ok iuiodk i.sla>J)

K.\1'".I''. LAND I.ucrctia, wife of Timothy, jirin-
ter, at 15oston. Gazette of

|ohii, in 8oth year, at Hoston. (jazette of

" , killed in action at Royalston, Ct,,

John, jirinter, aged 62 years, at Boston,
KN'I'yrZAK Andrew, murdered by a mulatto
for some misconduct the said slave was re-
iiroved of by his master, near Washington,
Ky. (iazet'te of
KXKiHT Elizabeth, wife of Kbenezer, Esq., in
this town, aged 85 years,

l-:benezer,merchant, aged 82 years. (lazette of

•Mary, widow of Capt. Richard, in 5Sth year,
at Cranston. Gazette of

Robert, at Cranston, m 70th year,

Mrs. Maiy, wife of Richard, jun.. at Crans-
ton, m 23d year, (iazette of

Ik'iijamin, at Cranston, aged 66 years. Ga-
zette of

Hon. Nehemiah, at Cranston, aged 62 ye.irs,

Nathan, at Cran.ston, m 20th year.

Miss Elizabeth, at Worcester, aged -jz years
Came to her death by accidently falling
into the fire, supposed to be in a fit or
asleep at the time. Gazette ot

Mr. , killed by Peol Susop, an Indian,

while in liquor, at liingor. Me.,

Mrs. Patience, widow of Joseph, in 64th
year, at Cranston.

Mrs. Barbara, wife of Christopher and
daughter of the late I'eleg iMske, Ivscp, of
.Scit'uate, at Cranston, in 48th year,

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Dr. .Sylvester.of W.uwick,
in 33ril }'ear,

Mrs. Dorcas, widow of William, at Cranston,
in 82nd year,

Mrs Waitey, at .Scituate, in 66th year, wife
of Israel.

Jeremiah, at Cranston, aged 45 ye, us. Was
town I lerk 21 years; w,is foiinciiy a mem-
ber of (icneral Assembly from that town;

Capt. Jonathan, fonnerl)' of Scitu.ite. at
Cr.uiston, .iged "J"] years, an officer
Revolution, suddenly,

Mrs. 1-dizabeth, wife of Col.
uate, aged 79 years,

Mrs. Eleanor, widow of Hon. Nehemi.ih, at
Cranston, in 77th year,

Anna, widow of Jeremicdi, 1^m|., at Cjlocester,

Robert, in this town, in 74th year; burial and
funeral at Cranston;

.1 the
Joseph, at -Scit-

Dec. 14, 1 77 1

Feb. 19, 1774

Oct. 16, 1780

March 3, 1795

Oct. 25, 1817

April 17, 1765
Nov. 25, 1775

June 28, 1788
April 21, 1791

July 23, 1796

Aug. 2, 1800
June 13, 1808
Dec. 22, 1808

Jan. 2-], I 816
June 1], 1816
Nov. 16, 1818

I\Lirch 19, 1819
Dec. 12, 1819
April 21, 1820
Nov. 22, 1821

Nov. 29, 1821

NLuch 17, 1822

.Sept. 12, 1822

April 4, 1S23
July 28, 1823

July 31, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 33

KNIGHT Henry, at Cranston, in 8ist year, April 15, 1824

Col. Joseph, at Scituate, in 85th year. Had
been member of council several years and
colonel of Scituate Regiment 15 years; Feb. 27, 1825

daughter of Col. Jedediah, aged

about 15 years, killed by lightning at

Westerly. Gazette of July 2,

Sophia, wife of Robert, F,sq., in this town,

in 41st year, July 1 1,

Mary, wife of Henry and daughter of Rufus
White, at Coventry, in 26th year. Ga-
zette of Se)5t. 14.
KNOECHELL Mrs. Elizabeth M., wife of John
E., late of Newport, suddenly, aged 82
years, July 2,
KNOWLES Jeremiah, late of Schenectady,
N. Y., in this town, in 35th year,

Edward, 2nd, in 43rd year,
• Mrs. Anna, wife of Jonathan, m tiiis town, in
79th year,

Jonathan, in this town, m S2nd year,

William, his son and four workmen drowned
at South Kingstown,

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, aged 47 years, at
New York,

Robey, wife of Edward, at Cranston, in 71st
year,

Sarah, widow of William H., at South Kings-
town, in 57th year,

Molly, wife of lulward, in this town, in 78th
year.

Hazard, Jun., at South Kingstown, aged 40
years.

Hazard, at Jamestown, aged 87 years,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Joseph B,, formerly of
this town, at Nashville, Tenn.,

Edward, in this town, aged 85 years,
KNOWLTON Mrs. Waite, wife of Erastus F.,

in this town, aged 29 years. Gazette of Ajiril 17,

Daniel and Thomas, sons of Washington, at
Muddy Pond, Nobleboro, Me., drowned in
attempting to save a companion from like
fate. Gazette of Oct. 22,

KNOX George Washington, youngest son of
General Kno.x, Secretary of war, at New
York. Gazette of Aug. 29,

Gen. , aged 57 years, at Warren, Me.

His death was caused by a sharp chicken
bone which [Perforated his bowels causing
mortification, Oct. 25,

Jan. 22,
Jan. II,

1810
ISII

April 19,
F"eb. 12,

iSll

1815

Sept. 15,

1813

July 25,

1820

Aug. 20,

1820

June 25,

1821

Dec. 17,

1821

Feb. 15,
Aug. 21,

1822
1823

Oct. 6,
Oct. 3,

1823
1824

S25

825

825

805

.S19

823
789

806

;; J VIl'AL Ul'.<(ll;l> 111' KIKihK ISLAMi

KNOX Mr. .attorney. Gazette of Xov. 9,1811

Normand, [iresident ol tlie I'heni.x Bank,

Hartford, Jan. 14, 1S21

I\lr.s. Lucy, widow of General Kno.x, and

daughter of Hon. T. I-'lacker, formerly the

I5ritish Secretary of Mas.sachusetts Pro\--

ince, at Thoniaston, Me,, aged OS years.

Gazette of July 3, 1824

KOFl'"KRNOLF Count, a Ru.ssian nobleman,

died of grief for the lo.ss of his son who

fell at Waterloo. Gazette of Aug. 23, 181 7

KOLRROUCH in Brun; a jier.son died here

said to l)e iiS years old; lived in a cave

and on very snnple fare, tiazette of May 12, 17.S7

KOI. LOCK Samuel, of Wrentham, Mass.,

thrown from his horse near Whiting's

Tavern, Ro.xhmy. July 15, 1795

Re\'. iJr Henr\-, ii.itive of New Jersey, at

Saw'innah, (ia., snildenly, Jan. 13, 1.S20

l)i . Lenuiel, a graduate oi B. U., at Savan-
nah, Ga. Gazette of April 26, 1823
Dr. Lemuel, in Georgia, aged 57 years. He

was born in Massachusetts, studied with

Dr. Isaac Senter at Newport, removetl to

South Carolina thence to Georgia where,

for 27 years, he has had great success; was

a medical author of note. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1S23

KOLLYICR Mrs. Sarah, aged 13 years, a deaf

mute; burnt to death by her clothes taking

fire, at Montreal. Gazette of May 3, 1823

KOSCIUSKO Gen., at Switzerland, at an ad-
vanced age. At the time of the Revolu-
tion he served on the luigineers Staff; ( kt. 15, 1S17
K0SSL1':R Capt, l'"raiicis. at Long Island. He

liad command of se\'erai |)ri\'ateers out of

New York durnig the last war. Gazette of Sejit. 14, 1771
KRAb'T.S William, l'"sq., .1 Lieiiten.mt in the

Bata\iaii kc]Hiblic, in which his lather is

an Admiral; at Norfolk, \'a. (lazette of Oct. 19, 1.S05

K R I'. I-',M1-. R Iknr\-, clerk in Treasury Depart-
ment, at Washington. Gazette of June 18, 1808
KRl'.r.S William. I'Nc)., jiostmaster at I lagers-
town, Md.. in sist \ear. Gazelle of March 13, 1822
KRIMMKL J. J., l-;s(|., the painter, .a I'hiladel-

])hia, accidently drowned, (iazetleof |ul\2S, 1.S21

KL'GLl'.R Charles, at Philadelphia, a Revolii-

lit)narv patiiot. Gazelle ol May 23, iSiS

Kl'llL Mr.' , at Philadeli)hia. (iazetleof Oct. 26, 1793

Dr. Marcus, at Philadeli)hia, ageil 29 years.

(Gazette of Jan. 5, 1799

PROVIDKNCR (JAZETTK— DKATHS 35

KUHN Abraham, M. D., at I'hiladelphia, aged

76 years, a noted physician. Gazette of July 26, 1S17

KUNZE Rev. John C, D. D., minister of the
German Lutheran Church, New York.
Gazette of Aug. i, 1807

KURTZ Rev. John Nicholas, Sen., of the Lu-
theran Church, at Baltimore. Gazette of May 24, 1794

KUTUSOFF Admiral, in Russia. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1802

LABATUT Mons. Raymond, late of Hispaniola,

at Newport, m 66th year. Gazette of Oct. i, 1803

LACEY Elizabeth, widow, at Hillsboro, N. H.,

aged 75 years. Her house took fire and

was burnt before her remains or property

could be removed from the building. Ga-
zette of Feb. 8, 1823
Charles, aged 33 years, Lieutenant, U. S.

Navy, at New Mills, N. J. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1824

LACKEY Lewis, from excessive drinking, at

Goshen, N. Y., Jan. i, 1822

Nancy (colored), found dead in her house,

death from a nose bleed. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1S23

LACASTE General, near Sarragossa, Spain,

killed in an attack on the city, aged 34

years. Gazette of April 29, 1809

LADD Dr. , author of Arouett's Poems,

of a wound received 13 days previous in a

duel, at Charleston, S. C, Nov. 2, 17S6

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. William, of

Newport, at Alexandria, Va. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

John G., of Alexandria, aged 48 years, native

of Newport, at Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 4, 18 19

LAFORME Mr. • , at Quebec. He was

tinning a roof when he slipped and fell to

the ground killing himself instantly. He

leaves a wife and five children. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

LAGAUDETTI^ Peter, murdered by two rob-
bers, at Virginia. Gazette of A])ril 28, 1.S21
LA INFANT ^Llior Charles Pierre, about 70

years, native of P'rance; in the Revolution

was an ofificer of Engineers; was severely

wounded at Savannah and the last of the

wounded taken out of the ditch; at Green

Hill, the seat of William Dubly Digges,

P.sq., in Prince George Co., Md., June 14, 1825

:i(i

VIIAL ia:i()ltl) OK UlioDK lf>LAX])

I.AIXi'i Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. Thomas, in

66tli year, Jan. 29, 1818

Cajit. Thomas, sudilenly, in this town, in 61st
year,
I.AKI-: William, at Newport. Gazette of

I'^sther, widow of Joseph, aged nearly 86
years, at Rehoboth. Gazette of

I'hebe, daughter of I-Senjaniin, at Middle-
town, in 22nd year,

Maria, daughter of Charles, in this town,
aged 3 years, 3 da3's,

Jonathan, Jun., at New])ort, m 46th year,

Jonathan, at Newport, ageil 85 years. Ga-
zette of

Elizabeth H., daughter of lienjamin, at New-
port, in 19th year.

Miss Alice, at .Seekoiik, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of

Charles, aged 34 years, drowned near India
l?ridge,
LAI.I.I'lMONl.) (ieii. Heniy, a distinguished
French officer, at l^oidentown, N. J. Ga-
zette of

I.AMH , son of Capt. David, killed by

lightning on ship board. Gazette of

Hannah, widow of Abiel, aged 94 years, at
O.xford, Mass. She was the mother of the
first English child born in that town. Ga-
zette of

Sarah, widow of Col. David, ot Ro.xbury, at
]5ristol, aged about 76 years. Gazette of

General John, at New York, in 67th year.
Gazette of

Kachael bjiierson, wife of Isaac, l'"riend
minister, at Baltimore. Gazette of
I.A.M1U':RT John, merchant, at New' York,

Rev. Jose]ih, pastor of the l'".[)iscopal Church,
at Fairfield, Ct.,

.Mis. Xiobe, widiiw of Daniel, at New])ort, in
hei 73d ycAf. (iazette of
!.;\MH()kr) Adeline, drowned in SuttdU Pond,

b)- upsetting of a boat.
L.X.MI'IR .Mr. , .American Consul at Ma-
deira, killed b\' a fall from a bridge,
l.:\.MM()N Jiihn, triiin wounds recei\ed ftoni
Jiihn ])a\is who mistook and shot him
tor aimthei-, at I'.ilmer, .Mass. Ga/ette
..I Jan. 5, 1765

I.AMONT Hannah, wife of Thoni.is, at liath,

.Me., aged 60 years, (iazetteof Dec. 4, 1822

Oct. 16,

1821

Sept. 9,

1786

Oct. 31,

1801

April 17,

1818

Dec. 18,

1819

June 4,

1820

Oct. 27,

1821

Dec. 3,

1821

Nov. 2,

1822

March 5,

1825

Sept. 24,

1823

July 25,

1767

July

27.

1771

Sept

3.

'774

June

7.

1800

July
Sept

16,

2,

1823
1772

Aug.

13.

^773

Feb

9.

1805

May

29,

1822

Oct.

> ">

I S06

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 37

LAMONT Sarah, wife of Dea. James, at Bath,

Me., af^ed 70 years. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

LAMORDE James, at Baltimore, Md. ; he was
under sentence of death which he thus an-
ticipated, Dec. 9, 1 817

LAMOS James, of Lee. N. H., at Durham,
N. H. It is said his death was caused by
a blow from Timothy Emerson with a
stick of wood. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1816

LAMPHERE Mrs, , wife of George L.,

at Windsor, \"l., under suspicious circum-
stances from which her husband and his
mother were arrested and committed to
jail. Gazette of Nov. 29. 1806

LAM.SON Mrs. Sarah, at Charleston, S. C.,

aged ii years. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1802

John, printer, at Keene, N. H., aged 40

years. Gazette of March 21, 1807

John, Esq., late Consul of the U. S. for

Trieste, at Pisa, Italy. Gazette of May 23, 1807

LANBURGH Isaac, aged 93 years, 7 months,

at Albany, N. Y., Jan. 24, 1772

LANCASTER William, printer, late from
Charleston, S. C, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 12, 1805
Richard, a native of lingland, in this town, Aug. 19, 1819

LANCY John, seaman, wounded, since died, on
board Frigate Constitution in action with
Cyane and Levant, I-'eb. 20, 181 5

LAND A IS Peter, known as "Admiral Landais, "
aged 87 years. Was captain of the Alli-
ance frigate, one of the ships in the squad-
ron of Paul Jones; was in sex'eral sea act-
ions and did valiant service in the Revolu-
tion. He died at the New York Hospital, Sept. 16, 1820

LANDERS Elizabeth, daughter of the late
Capt. Edward, at Newport, in 13th year.
Gazette of Oct. 9, 1819

Ca]it. Robinson G., aged 27 years, native of
Falmouth, Mass., where he has left a wife
and two children, at Savannah, Ga., Nov, 9, 1819

LANE John, of Bedford, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Mrs. , wife of Deacon Lane, at Attle-

boro, aged 71 years; had lived with her
husband 51 years. Gazette of Feb. 10, I7.'^7

Dea. I^benezer, at Attleboro, May 12, 1790

Thomas, of Westfield, N. ]., drowned in

New York Harbor. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1795

Capt. George, of Charlestown, Mass., aged
SO years, at sea on passage from Calcutta
to Isle of France. Gazette of Jan. 5. 1805

;;s

\Ti'AL i;i-:(()i;i> ok mioni'; island

I.AXl''. Mrs. 1 ,(ii^, \\itei)t Amos and <laiip;hter nf
the late 1 )ca William IMandiiig, at Ke-
lidbiith, in iKjth _\'(.'ar. (la/etteof

Daniel, at Altlehoro, aged 55 years,

Mrs. , tlrowned in New York llarhor.

Ciazettc of

James, e.xecnted for the nuntiei- ol William
Dowell, near Sciota. Gazette of

'J'homas, at Maryland, aged loS years He
was able to work on his farm until within a
few months of his death, da/ette ot

Col. Samuel, an officer in the late war; tor
se\X'ral yeais has been superintendent of
))ublic buildings at Washington. ( la/elte of
LANliS Col. (ames, American commissioner
under the IJrilish tieaty loi- settlement of
the claims of the Hritisli ci'editors against
American citizens, at I'hiladelphia Ga-
zette of
L.AXG Jacob, jirinter, in Westchester Co.. N. Y.,
in Ji'ith \-ear, brothei' of the jniblisher of
the New York (Jazette. Gazette of

Mis. , mother of one of the etlitors of

the New York Gazette, at I'eekskill, N. V.
(;.izette of

K(jbert, l'lsi|., at New \'oik. aged jS _\-ears,
father (if the senior editor of the \ew
York Gazette. Gazette of

Peter. e.\ecuted at Midc-lletown, Ct., for mur-
der of his wife,

Hetsey, at 15oston, mnrdei eil l)Vtwo women
now in custody. G.izette of
L.\NGI)t>X lion. John, Lite G<i\ernor ot New
1 lampshiie, at Portsmouth. X. II., in Jijlii

John, former Governor ot Xew I l.impshire,
(bed at Portsmoni li, X. IP,

Mrs. I'.liz.tbeth, wife of Hon. John, at Ports-
month. X IP, aged 5Ci \e.irs,
I.AXl.P<)KI) John P.. sun ot Capt. Ilolden, of
this town, at Hata\i,i, on bo.irtl the ship
|ohn |.i\ 111 this port, aged 30 \e.irs. Ga-
,'etle ot
I ..\.XG 1 .1 A' Pctei, .It Xewport. Gazette of

Mrs, Sai ill, wife of Joshua, in 31st )ear,

|ohn, of Pldeiilon, X. (' , at se,i on Imard the
brii; P.liz.L (iazette ot

Mrs. Pcihiaii, widow <<[ Nathaniel, at Xeu-
]ioit, in y4th year, (iazette ot

Dec. 29,
Dec. 26,

Sept. 0,

Nov. I,

Jan. 24.

April 3,

iSio
iSi I

1815

is 17

1820

1822

Aug. 1 I, 1798

July 19,

Sept. 13,

Jan. 29,
J line 20,
June 20,

Sept. 18,
Sept. 18.

1800

1S06

1814
1816
1818

I 8 1 9
1-19

( )ct . 24

31.

i,So7

lulv

21,

1781

Ahiy

>4.

1 799

June

28,

1800

March

i6.

1805

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 39

LANGLEY George, formerly of Newport, at
Washington, N. C, of the fever. Gazette
of Oct. 4, i8r;

Mrs. Marie, wife of Nathaniel H., and daugh-
ter of the late Jedediah Grinnell, at New-
port, aged 26 years, June 16, 1822
Royal D., at Newport, aged 32 years, Oct. 5, 1822
Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 27 years, Aug. 13, 1823
Capt. John, at Newport, in 89th year, Sept. 17, 1824
John L. Monroe, son ot Lee, m this town,

aged 8 months, July 15, 1S25

LANKSFOKD William, of this town, in 20th

year, May 17. '79'

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. William, in

this town, in 69th year, Jan. 27, 18 12

LANKTON John, his wife delivered of two

sons, both children and mother soon after, June 13, 1770

LANSDOWN Marquis of, in ICngland. Ga-
zette of June 22, 1805
LANSDOWNE Marquis of, in England, Nov. 16, 1809
LANSING John L, Esq., at Schenectady, N.

Y., in 93d year. Gazette of May 7, 1808

Mary, youngest daughter of Hon. John, Jun.,

at Albany, in loth year, Oct. 17, 1810

LANSINGH Gerardus, at Albany, N. Y., in

85th year. Gazette of April 16, 1808

LANGWORTHY Edward. Esq., deputy naval

ofificerof that port, at Baltimore. Gazetteof Nov. 27, 1802
Mrs. Content, aged upwards of 105 years, at

North Stonington, Ct.; had lived with her

husband 52 years and her eldest son, who

is unmarried, 86 years, and in her last place

of abode 90 years; she has left a numerous

progeny down to the fifth generation; March 16, 1814

LA ORIENT Lewis, an industrious Frenchman

known as "Look Sharp", found murdered

at Norfolk, Va., June 10, 1804

LAPHAM Abner, of Cumberland.

mained in gaol 15 years rather

his debts; died at an advanced

zette of
Mrs. Amey, wife of Abner, at Atl

41st year. Gazette of
Lewis L., aged 32 years, of Boston but a

native of this State, at the English settle-
ment at the mouth of the Columbia River.

Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

LAPTHORN James, died at Halifa.x a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and . Dec. 26, 1777

Had re-

than pay

age. Ga-

May 17, 1806

leboro, in

Jan. 28, 1S09

10

\IIAI. i;l',(()i;i) OK UIIODK ISLAXl)

I,Ak(;il.\l\ William, of this town. (Kuctte of

C\i|)t. Jiihn, of this town, in j.Sth xxmi',

Mis. 1,uc\', wiJnw df ('apt. jnhn. tnimcrh
of tliis tiiwn, at Julmstown, .\ . \'., in ^2nd
year,

Mrs. Ilannaii, wife of Joseph W., fornieil}' of
this ti)wn, at Albany, N, Y. (iazette of

Lewis, of this town, aged ^^ \-eais, Inst at
se.i in the wrecl< of schooner Knter]irize.
(ia/ette of
L/\J\KI.N ls;iac, printei', at Boston, aged 26
years,

Ik'njamin. at l^oston, aged 49 }ears. Ga-
zette of

John, at .Xewpoit, in 41st \e.ir,

.Mrs. i'Jizabetii, widow of J.nnes, at Newport,
in "ijtli year, (ia/ette ot
I ..\ k K 1 \S jose|)h, in 84tii ye.ir,

Aniey, widow of Joseph, in liiis town, in 7:;nd
\e,ii . ( "lazette ot
I.AKKliM .Sarah, l<il]ed in ehnreh by .1 bolt of

liglitiiing, at Ilaitlonl, Coini ,
L.M'JXr;]) .Sarah, wife of William, (iazetteof

Hi ig. (jeneral iJ.miel, at 'rhoin|)son, Ct., in
55th year, (kizette of Jan. «>. 1798; obit, in
ne.\t issne.

()tis, of W'ooilstock, ,Lt i'hompson, drowned
in {'rossing (_)uin:dM)g ]\i\er, in _'4th vear,

.Sar.ih, wife of Augustus, m tiiis town,

Oauiel, at 'I'honijison, Ct., in 27th year, (ia-
zette ot

VVilli.im, merchant, son ot the Kite ( leu. Dan-
iel, ot 'riionipsou, (_'t , at i'opl.ir Springs,
Mis.s., Ill Jfjlh ye.M'. (i.izette of

Simeon, h".s([., at 'I'hompson, Ct., in 87th
ye.ir. dazette ol

lieni)', at 'J hompson, '_'t., in (>},f\ \eai.

'I'houias A., Ill 23d \ eai ,

i\lrs I'.hz.dieth. widow ol .M,,ior William, at
l)iidle\-, Ahiss , aged 85 _\e,iis. (i.izelte of

l)i. Heuiamin, at ().\|onl, agei.j (it, ye.irs.
( i.i/ette o|

lion. Thaddeus, at I'hoinp.sou, ('t.. iu (ijud
year.

Mis. ; w.i> thrown liom iiei e.irii.ige

.md so injured as to cause de.ith in 12
hours, at .Siuitesl)iiry. Ci.azette o|

Mrs. I\('hecca, widow ol ( ieir ])aiiiel and sis-
ter of William Will<in>on, of this town, .it
i'hompson, Ct., Ill /.Jth \'e.ir.

Aug. 15, 1795
Uec. 6, 1804

( let. II, i8i J
March 14, 1818

Sept 38, 1825

iK-c. 4, 1707

Now 19, 1S03
July 8, 1816

Nov. 13, i8i()
.Aug. II, I Si 3

Jan. 15, 1S14

June 14, 1707
June 17. 1780

March 21, 1801
Aug. 20, 1801

I )ec. 20, 1806

Jan. 24, 18,7

Sept. 5, 1807
Oct, 27, 1807
Nov. 19, 1809

March 24, 1810

July 14, 1810

J.in, 18, 1818

July 2/, 1820

Ian, 22, 1821

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 41

LARNED Henry, son of William, Esq., of this
town, in 33rd year, at Gualon, Central
America, Oct. 11, 1824

George K., at Detroit, Mich., third son of
Col. Simeon, of Massachusetts, in 30th
year, Jan. 27, 1825

LAROCHE Henoit, aged 55 years. Gazette of April 6, 1799

LARRABEE Timothy, Esq., at Windham, Ct.,

aged 79 years. Gazette of Jan. 27, 1810

LARRABY Dr. , drowned while fording

a river, supposed native of Connecticut,
near Chillicothe. Gazette of May 4,1811

LASSELL Susan, daughter of John, in this

town. Gazette of March 8, 1800

Marcy, daughter of John, of this town, in 19th

year, Feb. 28, 1S03

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, in oist year, Oct. 16, 1810

Mrs. Ann, at Newport, aged 75 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 24, 1 8 10
Mrs. Eunice, wife of John, in this town, in

40th year, ^ July 11,1815

Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 80 years. Ga-
zette of ^ March 9. '825
Miss Deborah, daughter of John, in this

town, in 31st year, July 11, 1825

LASSLEY Rt. Rev. James, Bishop of Eimer-

ick. Ire., at Dublin, Ire., Feb. 24, 1771

LATHAM Capt. , of Boston, died at

Cape Francois of a wound from a hand-
spike. Gazette of May 15, 1784
William, at Johnston, in 61st year. Gazette

of June 4. 1796

Dr. Richard L., at Charleston, S. C, in 26th

year, April 3, 18 18

Alpheus, native of North Providence,

drowned off Field's Point, in 19th year, Aug. 5, 1819

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Mathewson, at North

Providence, in 37th year, Nov. 10, 1821

Arthur, at Smithfield, in 64th year, Nov. 30, 1822

LATHE , son of Elder Zephaniah, at

Grafton, Worcester Co., found drowned, July 17, 1796

Benjamin C, eldest son of Benjamin, Jun.,
aged 10 years, at Grafton, Mass.; fell in
the flume of the grist mill and passed un-
der the water wheel killing him instantly, March 6, 1822
LATHROP Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Dr. Samuel,

aged TJ years, suddenly, at Norwich, Ct., Nov. 18, 1773

Col. Simon, aged 86 years, at Norwich, Ct.

Gazette of Feb. 5, i774

Mrs. , wife of John, Esq., late of Bo.s-

ton, at Calcutta, Aug. — , 1802

42 \IIAI, IlKCOlMi OF KIIODK ISI.A:ND

LATH KOI' Dr. Joshua, at Norwich, in 85th

year. (Gazette of Nov. 7, 1807

Isaac. Es(|., at l'l}'nioiith, in 7^vd ycAv. Ga-
zette of ' July 30, 180S
Mary, tlaughter of Thomas, of Norwich, at

the Female Academ)', Hethlehem, Penn ,

in 14th year, ' July 31. 1809

Rev. John, D. D,, aLjed 76 years, pastor of

Second Church, in this town (Boston), Jan. 4, 1S16

N. I'^. \V., cordwainer, aged about 45 years.

at Boston, hung himself while despondent.

Gazette of Sept. 13, 1817

Zebadiah. merchant, in 49th year, Sept. 4, 1818

Rev. Dr. , at .Sjiringfield, Mass., in

90th \'ear; more than Oo j'ears a minister;

6 volumes of his tliscourses h,T\ e been ])rin-

ted. Gazette of Jan. 10, i82{

LATT Mr. , at Thiladelphia. Ga/ette of Oct. 26, 1793

LATTA Rev. James, pastor ot the Congregation

at Chestnut Le\el, Lancaster Co., at I'hil-

adeljihia. in 68th year. Gazette of b'eb. 21, 1801

LATTRIDtil'^ Thomas, in Philadelphia, aged

about 60 years, after a confinement of 15

years in prison for debt, Nov. 10, 1802

LALHi llenry, midshipman, killed on board the

Lawrence on Lake Erie in action, .Sept. 10, 1813

LAURENS Col. John, in the 27th year, killed

in action near Charleston, .S C, Aug. — , 17S2

Lieut. C'll. , killetl in action. Gazette

of Oct. 19, 1782

Hon. llenry. formeih' President of Congress,

iu .South Carolina. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1793

linn. I lenry, aged abciut 70 years, formerly

President "t Congress lie requested that

his botly l)e l)Uint and the ashes placed in

a silver urn madefnrth.it puipnse. Ilis

will st.itcd if this was not earned out the

sou should be disnwned. His leasmi his

body was too godd to be e.iten up liy

Wdiins. (iazette of J,ui. 19, 1793

L.'W.'XLL C<il. Jacint, at Harpers l''erry, \'a.

He c.uue to America with Gen. Lal'"ay-

ftte, (iazctte of ' Sept. 28, 1822

L.-\\'A ri'.K , the celebiated phvsiogno-

misl, .It Zurich, .Switzeiiand. G.i/ette of March 28, 1801
L.\\'lXGr(»N Lord, (lovemor nt the W'ind-

waid Isl.inds, at Anticpia (!a/ette ot Aug. 29, 1807

L.XW (ieorge, b2sq , at Providence. Aug. 26, 1769

Richard, Mavor ol the citv. at .\rw London;

was ,dso a District ludge for the st.ite; |.m. 26, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 43

LAW Michael, on board the Schooner Hope at
sea on passage from Havana; he appears to
have been the late master of Schooner I^e-
onora for Turks Island from Baltimore; May i, 1807

Capt. Prentice, U. S. Army, in the Missis-
sippi territory, native of New London, Ct.,
and son of Judge Law of that place. Ga-
zette of July 13, iSii

Mrs. Lucretia, at New London, aged 43
years, wife of Robert, collector of that
port. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1823

LAWDORN General , of Germany, b.

1716, died June — , 1790

LAWRENCE Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Robert,

at Upper Freehold, N. J., March 28, 1771

Amey, wife of Joseph, at Providence, Oct. 4, 1773

Daniel. Gazette of April i, 1775

John, a gunner, executed at Philadelphia for

desertion, Sept. 2, 1776

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. John, of this town.

in 75th year, March 7, 17S1

John, of this town, in 78th year. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1781

Mrs. Cynthia, wife of John. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1786

Mrs. , widow of William. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1788

Mrs. Margaret, at New York, member So-
ciety of Friends. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Joseph. Gazette of June 4, 1796

General Elisha, in New Jersey, in 53d year,
from an accidental discharge of a fowling
piece. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1799

Alexander Frazier, of this town, in 54th

year, at St. Thomas. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1799

Richard T., of New York, merchant, on

Long Island. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1801

John, Esq., at Hartford, in 84th year, many

years treasurer of the State. Gazette of Jan. 8, 1803

Jonathan, formerly of this town, at Charles-
ton, S. C, in 30th year. Gazette of June 2^, 1804

Thomas, merchant, at New York. Gazette

of June 23, 1804

Dr. Richard, at Newtown, L. I. (lazctte of Aug. 4, 1804

Alexander, Esq., in this town, in 36th year, Feb. 21, 1805

Efifingham, Esq., one of the elder brotheren
of the Trinity House and formerly a resi-
dent of New York, at his house on Tower
Hill, London, May 17, 1806

William, Esq., in Virginia. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1806

James, killed in the attack on the U. S. Frig-
ate Chesapeake, June 23, 1.^07

44 VJl'AL ItKCUUl) OK KllUDK l^LA^^i)

I.A\\1<I':\CK David, ICsq., alderman, in the

cit\' (if lliulson, N. v., in 6gth )-car, Oct. 18, 1808

I)a\id, at Iludson, N. \'., native nt this

town, (iazette nt Nov. 19, 1808

I'l'L-nch, Esq., D. C L., member of I'arUa-

ment and Jud<;e of AdmirnHtw in Eng-
land, aged 60 years. Gazette of May 20, 1809
Samuel, of Newtown, L. I., drowned in Hurl

(jate. N. V , Aug. 23, 1810

lion. John, fornu'iiy member of Congress

from New ^'ork, at New York. Nov. 12, 1810

Joseiih, in i^^d )'e,ir. -'^ng- 9. J8ll

Cajit. J,inies, aged about 30 years; leaves

wife and tiiree children; killed on board

the Irrigate Chesaiieake off Boston Har-
bor in action with the British h'rigate

Shannon, June 6, 1813

Miss Lucy, at New 15runswick, N. J., sister

of the late Capt. James of the Chesapeake,

aged 42 years. Gazette of Oct. 2^, 1813

Ste]ihen, yoimgest son of the late Josejih, of

this town, aged 24 years, May 13, 18 14

Lydia, of Plymouth, Mass., in 22nd year, Sept. 2, 1814

Susan, (laughter of William, in this town,

aged 14 yeais, suddeni)'. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1815

William S., eldest son of John, in 27th year,

(Masonic honors), June 5, 1815

Mrs. Margaret, wife of John, in this town,

in 50th year. May 3, 1817

Daniel, at ICIizabethtown, N. J. He sli]T]ied

while walking beside his wagon, the wheels

passed over him causing his death in about

an hour. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1819

Mrs. Tamson, wite of 'I'homas, at Wren-

tham, in 2Sth year, May 20, 1819

Sally, wife of Jabez, at Johnston, in 40th

year, Dec. 23, 1820

Levi, native of Ashlc\'. IVLiss., at I-'itchburg,

caught in the liell in the f.ictorw (lazette

of ' April 19, I,s23

Miss Lydia, at I'epperill, Mass., killed by

lightnuig, June 11,1 825

Mrs. /\nne, at Glocester, aged 61 years, June 16, 1825

LAW'I'ON (ieorge. at Newport, Jan. 23, 1765

Capt. Job, at Portsmouth. Ga/elte of May 22, 1773

Rebecca, wife ol John, aged 25 \ears. (ia-

zette of ' ' Nov. 18, 1786

Mrs. Rachael, wile ot Henj.imin, at Newport,

in 33d year, (iazetteof June 13, 1795

Sarah I'.., daughter of C.ii)t. Robert, at New-

])ort, in 31st )ear. Ga/etle of Nov. 16, 1799

PROVIDKNC'K (iAZETTE— DEATHS 45

LAWTON Jonathan, at Newport, in 80th year.

Gazette of July 4, 1801

Isaac, at Portsmouth, at an advanced age, a
Speaker among Society of Frienils. Ga-
zette of Oct. 23, 1802

Isaac, of Newport, at the Havanna. Ga-
zette of July 2, 1803

Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. John, at

Newport, in 23d year. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1803

Capt. John, at Newport, m 59th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, 1804

George, late of Newport, merchant, at Phila-
delphia, in 30th year. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1805

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Adam, at Portsmouth,

in 34th year. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1809

Mrs. Hyal, widow of Capt. John, at New])ort,

aged 64 years. Gazette of Peb. 17, i.Sio

Mrs. Marv, widow of Robert, at Portsmouth,

in 79th year, March i, 18 10

Giles, at Portsmouth, in 82d year, inember

Society of h'riends, Dec. 2, 1810

Elisha, at Newport, in 78th year. July 2, 181 1

Mary, wife of Robert and daughter of the
late Joseph Clarke, Esq., at Newport, in
56th year, July 29, 181 1

Mrs. Freelove, widow of Jonathan, at New-
port, aged 8H years, Sept. I, 181 1

Mary H., widow of Robert, at Portsmouth,

in 92nd year, Nov. 16, 181 1

David, of Somerset, private in Capt. Wil-
liam Battey's Company, of the 25th Regi-
ment, at Fort George, L'. C, June 17, 1813

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, in 72nd year.

Gazette of May 6, 1815

Robert, at Smithfield, in S4th year, Oct. 2, 1816

John Gould, son of Isaac, at Portsmouth, in

i6th year. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1817

Mary Ann, daughter of Josiah, aged 2 years,

1 1 months, Oct. 10, 18 17

Robert, at New]iort, aged 87 years, of So-
ciety of Friends, Aug. 29, 1819

William, in this town, in 74th \'ear, March 19, 1820

Sarah, eldest daughter of Henry, Esq., at

Portsmouth, in 33d year, Nov. 8, 1820

Mrs. Mary, wife of Job, at Newport, aged 57

years. Gazette of .Sept. i, 1821

Mrs. Mary, wife of Jonathan, at Newport, in

65th year, Oct. 16, 1821

Mrs. Sarah, at 15ristol, aged 85 years, Oct. i, 1822

Josiah, son of Josiah, at Newport, aged 13

months 15 days, Nov. 2, 1822

46

VITAL i;i;(()i;i) ok kiiodk island

LA\\"r().\ Capt. Jeiemiah, son of Ca|)t. Sani-
iicl, of Ne\v|i(irt, at l.agns, Coast (it
Africa, master of l^iig ('uiiew, of Huston,
(ia/ettoof

Henry, son of W'llliani, aj;eil 7 years, at Bris-
tol,

George, at I'awtucket, in 26th year,

Nfrs. Anne, at Portsmouth, aged 1 14 )'ears.

Miss Anna, at Portsmouth, aged 94, not 114
years as lately mserted, last Wednesday,

Henry, at I'ortsmoutli, in 60th year, former-
ly Judge of Court of Common Pleas for
Newiiort Co., many years Town Ti'casurer.
Gazette of

James, at Norton, Mass,, aged 62 years,
found dead in his bed, (iazetteot

Suetonius Hcatley, a resident of this town,
at Charleston, S, C,, about
I.AYN'I-. Charles, Sen,, in Cami.l)ell Co., Va,,
aged 121 years, boin at Albemarle in 1700;
he lelt a widow aged I 10 yeats. (i.izette
of
LF.ACII lieuoni, ilietl at Halifa.x a prisoner of
war between Nov. 25, 177(1, '""'

I'aul, ilied at llalifa.xa piisoner ot war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Asa, at Heverl)', postmaster. Gazette of

Capt. Stephen, at Scituate, in 80th year; lie
leaves an aged wife by whom he hat! 12
chikiren. 45 grand and 54 gi-eat-grandchil-
dren; joined in eatly Hie the Church at
Middleboro, Mass. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. .Steijhen, at Scit-
uate, in iS4th \'ear; she was one of the old-
est members of the late Rev. Isaac Pack-
us' Church at Middlelioro, Mass.;

Lewis, at Scituate, in ^ty.h year, after an ill-
ness ot ly years,

Mrs. Almy, wile ot I'",li,s|Ki .S , at .Scituate,
aged 24 yeais,

Petsey, wile of James, at launtoii, aged ^}
years,
LKAC( >CK John, b;si|,. at I'hiladelpliia, in 73d
year, corouci ol llu.' county 17 \e,irs, da
zette <if
Ll'.AI.ANI) Miss Rebecca, daughter of Jesse,
in 23d )'eai, at Johnston, Gazette ot

Jesse, at Johnston, in (i7lh ye.ir. Gazette ol

March 31, 1824

April 8, 1824
Sept. 19, 1824
March 8, 1825

Mart

10, 1825

March 16, 1825
April 30, 1825
June 20, 1825

June 20, 1821
Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 26, 1777
Sept. 20, 1806

Oct, 3, 1807

March II. 1813

Aug, 31), 1821

April 2(.), 1824

Aug 31, 1 82 1

Dei, 4. 1S02

Jul)- 26, 1800
Nov, 17, 1804

pi{()vinr:\cF (jazktte— deaths 47

LEAMING Rev. Jeremiah, D. D , in 87th year,
in Connecticut; was formerly of Newport,
Gazette of Sept. 29, 1804

LEAR Mary, wife of Tobias, Esq , at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1793
Benjamin, at Sagamore Creek, N. H., aged

82 years, Dec. 17, 1802

Col. Tobias, accountant of the War Depart-
ment, at Washington, sudilenly, Oct. 1 1, 1816

LEATHERBKE I'aul, in this town, in 53rd

year, July 23, 1822

LEAVENS Samuel, at Killmgly, Ct., killed in

the grist mill, Dec. 9, 1773

John, formerly of Killingly, Ct., at l^elle

Pre, N W. T. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1798

John, youngest son of Capt. Oliver, drowned,

in 4th year, March 29, 1813

Melora. eldest daughter of Capt Oliver, in

20th year, Nov. 3, 1S16

Oliver, late a resident nf this town, at Kill-
ingly, Ct., Nov. 20, 1818

LEAVENWORTH Elisha, merchant, at New

York, aged 45 years. May 3, 1812

LE BRETON Dr. , surgeon dentist, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

LECHLER John, executed at Lancaster, Penn.

Gazette of Nov. 6, 1822

LECHMERE Elizabeth, wife of Nicholas, at

Newport, in 60th year. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1789

hV. CLP2RK General , at Cape Francois.

Gazette of Dec. 25, 1802

LECROIX Thomas, perished in the burnmg of

the theater at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, isi i

LEDYARD Dr. , at Staten Island,

health officer port of New York. Gazette
of Sejit. 10, 1803

Benjamin, p;sq., one of the Masters in Chan-
cery for New York, at New York, in 32nd
year, Oct. 24, 181 2

LEE Mrs. Deborah, wife of Thomas, aged 90, his
3gc 93; had been married 70 years; at Bos-
ton, Feb. 12, 1764
Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Jared, at Southington,

Ct., fell into the fire, Feb. 12, 1771

Jeremiah, I^sq., of Marblehead, died near

Newbury, May 10, 1775

Capt. John, died at Providence, the results
of cruelty while a prisoner of war; he had
been lately e.xchanged; was from New
London, Ct.; Feb. 12, 1777

4S

VITAL KKCOIM) OI' lilloDK ISLAM)

!■'. Mr. , Attiirncy (rcnt'ial tor the north

circuit of Enghind, siuldcnl}-. (jazette of

Capt. Saniufl, of this port, at Nortli Caro-
lina, in 39th year, (iazette of

Arthiii', l^scp, in X'irginia. Gazette of

Hon. Richard Henry, at lii.s seat, at Chan-
lilly, \'a., in 63rd year. Gazette of

James, merchant, at New York. Gazette of

Mr. , merchant, at Xcu- \'ork. Ga-
zette of

Thomas, Esq., at Cambridge, aged 60 )'ears.
Gazette of

Josc[)h, at Cumberl.ind, in 71st \ear. Ga-
zette of

Daniel, at Westerly, aged 41 years. Gazette

of

Thomas, at 'faimton, in 55th \ear. Gazette

ol

]\e\-. William, in ,M.ii\land, a Methoilist

l)i-eacher. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, in this town, in 84th )'ear; for

more than 60 years a ])rofessor of religion;
Anttion)', in South Carolina, in OSth }'ear;

w.is tornierly of Virginia. Gazette of
Col. Thomas Ludwell, at London Co., \'a.

tiazctte of
Isaac N., son of Dr. Josei.ih, of this town, at

.Savannah, (ia., in 23d year. Gazette of
Jonathan, aged 36 years; he was instantly

killed by lightning while standing in his

barn door at North Woodstock, Ct.,
Mrs. Abigail, wife of William, of this town,

merchant, in 49lh year.
Dr. Joseph, suddenl)-, in this town, m 4Sth

\eai,
KIder Jesse, pastor of 2d liaptist Church,

Lyme. Ct. (lazette ot
William, Jun,, eldest son of Willi. un, in this

town, in I 7th year, member sophomore class,

Urown L'niversity. Gazette of
Darnel, of ('apt. Cooke's Co., wounded (since

died) at liattle of Tippicanoe.
William, at Newport, aged S4, of .Society of

l'"riends,
Derby, seaman, wounded ami siiu e tlied from

action between the Chesapeake and .Shan-
non,
William, in this town, m 56th year, (Masonic

honors),
Dr. -Samuel, at Windham, aged 46 \ears,

(jazette of

Oct. 30, 1784

Jan. 5,
Jan. 12,

1793
1793

luly 19,
Oct. 17,

1794

1795

Oct. 24,

'795

June 3,

1797

J Illy I I ,

1 80 1

Sept, 17,

1803

Oct. 13,

1804

Nov. 3,

1804

Nov. 15,

1.S04

Dec. 28,

1S05

^Llrch 28,

1807

Nov. 21,

1807

A|)ril 25,

1808

April 30,

1 80S

b"eb. 26,

1810

.\hu-ch 24,

iSio

Ar.n-ch 2,

181 1

Nov. 7.

181 1

Oct 12,

1812

June I,

1 81 3

Oct. 21,

LSI 4

Dec 31,

1S14

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 49

LEE Charles, in this town, m 731-d year, Aug. 22, 1S15

George G., at 15oston, suddenly, aged 42
years, member of General Court of Massa-
chusetts, May 13, 18 16
Rev. Jesse, at Hillsborough, Md., aged 59
years, late chaplain of Congress and 38
years itinerant preacher of the Metho-
dists; Sept. 12, 1816
Hezekiah C, son of Dea. Milo, at Salisbury,

Ct., aged 33 years. May 5, 1817

Charles, son of Isaac, fell into a well and
drowned, aged 47 years, at Berlin, Ct.
Gazette of May 24, 1817

Gen. Henry, at Cumberland Island, St.
Mary's. He had just arrived from the
West Indies; had not seen a well day since
he was assaulted by the Baltimore mob.
The Frigate John Adams fired minute
guns during his funeral. Gazette of April 18, 1818

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, formerly of

Newport, in this town, aged 80 years, Aug. 29, 1818

Thomas Simm, second Governor of Mary-
land after the Declaration of Independ-
ence, at Needwood, Frederick Co., Nov. 9, 1819
John K., son of the late William, of this

town, aged 22 years, in Washington Co., Ga. Jan. 31, 1820
Mrs. Submit, wife of John, Jun., and daugh-
ter of David Anthony. I'Isq., of Somerset,
Mass., at Wellington, Mass., in 27th year, June 18, 1S21

Stephen, at Rehoboth, aged 65 years. Ga-
zette of Aug. 15, 1821
Capt. Ezra, at Lyme, Ct., aged 72 years, a
Revolutionary patriot; he said he fought
the enemy on land, on water and under
water; the latter feat he performed with
Bushwell's submarine torpedo, the first of
the kind used in naval warfare; Oct. 29, 1821
Mrs. Waite, wife of Simeon and daughter of
the late Thomas Wall, of Glocester, at
Mendon, Mass., March 26. 1822
Mrs. Betsey, aged 29 years, widow of James,

of Swanzey, at Taunton. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1822

Miss Harriet E., at Newport, aged 22 years, Oct. 6, 1822

Waite, daughter of Levi, in Cumberland,

aged 40 years, Nov. 8, 1822

Miss Mary S., daughter of Dr. Samuel H.
P., at New London, aged 18 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 15, 1823
Mrs. Mary, wife of Robert P., and daughter
of the late I'hineas Clarke, at Newport, aged
26 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1823

oO

\ri'.\i, i;i;{<)i;i) ok kikidk island

Apn

1 7.

1792

July

10,

1799

Oct.

26.

1820

Dec.

■>o

1804

Dec.

'5.

1810

Dec.

26,

iSi I

July

14.

I8I0

|uh

7>

1804

Dec."

30.

I8I2

Oct

■ 5-

1811

Dec.

2S,

1822

I"eb.

-J-

iS05

lulv

'3.

1S25

Oct

• 9.

1 802

I'eb.

-'3.

1 805

I\I;u

• s,

1824

May'

25-

18C15

824

825

S25
79s

l,l''.l''. Miss I.ydia, at Cumberland, in Oist year,

suckleuly, Dec. i,

James, at Dduglas, .Mass. Gazette of Feb. 26,

Abi<i;ail, daugbter "f tiie late William, at
Newpnil, aged ()i years, ot Society of
l-"iieiids. (ia/etteof •■^'i»-3''

l.l-;i';R'i'()\Vl':R Diederlch, l"„sq., at Brooktield,
late Dutcli Consul, aged 36 years. (ja-
/ette of _ -Sept. 8,

LEICS James, at Wb.nniton i)onto, .Saddleworth,
I'jig., ill his 80th year. His funeral was
attended by bis seven sons, the youngest
weighing 9 score ])ounds. (iazette of

LEKTCli John, killed in action oif the Ilat-
teras,

I.l^l'I'lRKl". I'icKl M.ushal. in JM.ince. Cazette

of

l.i;i''I-'IX(,\\b;i.L D.miel, of New York, mer-
ch.mt. ( la/ette o|
Col. Chi isto])her, at N'oiwicb. Ct., aged 70
\eais. ( iazette of

LEI'"I''.R I'lTT Mrs. , and her neice per-
ished in the Ijurning of thetheaterat Rich-
mond, V'a..

LICVl-"( )LI ) John, .it H.iltimore, aged 80 years.
(jazette of

LEGCE balward Ivmneau, Esq.. .ittorney at
law, in .South Carolina. Gazette of

LEGG \\ illi.mi, in 53rd ve.ir,

LE IlC)MMEDIh:U lion. I'.zra, .it his se.it in
Southold, I.. I., agetl yj ye. lis; was in ]iub-
lic lile 33 \ears. (la/ette of

I.I'.IB 1)1. Aliih.iel, formeily member of Con-
gress lioin renns\'lv.ini.i, at I'hil.idelphia,

I.b'.lX.Sd'l'.R i )iike ol, Willi. mi Robert, in Iie-
l.ind, aged IJ \c.irs (i.i/ctte ol

Li'dl'b.R Thoin IS, :it i'hil.idelphia, in .Sdtli \car,
swldier ol the Recohition, List week, (ia-
zetle <it

I.I';.MM( >.\ Joshu.i, .It H.iltimore. Gazette of
C.ipl. Iohn,,it H.iltimore. (l.izetteof

l.i;.\l'RI|-;Ri': R. J., .U London, I'.ng,, author
ol biogr.iphic.il .iiid el.issic.il diction. nies.
(i.izette of

LI'.XO.X [.Old George, in baigland. G.izette of

l.I-:X'in.AI.I. John, 'clerk of the works, at Wash-
ington, bv a fall of a wall. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808

EE(JX' the i'rincess of, aged 24 \e,irs. .She w.is
abiiiit to enter her carriage to go and dine
with the l)ukeol ( )rleans, when stejiping

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 51

LEON:

too near the fire her clothes took fire and
so badly burned she died the next day.
Gazette of April i, 1815

LEONARD Dr. Thomas, in 28th year, at Bos-
ton, J""^' 23. 1 77.1
Mrs. Thankful, widow of Dr. Thomas, young-
est daughter of Hon. Thomas Hubbard.
Esq., in 27th year, at Boston, Dec. 29, 1772
Priscilla, wife of Rev. Nathaniel, in her 73d

year, at Haverhill, Mass., Nov. 20, 1773

Col. George, Sen., at Norton, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Eeb. 14, 1778

Fanny, daughter of George, Esq., at Norton,

in 1 8th year. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1779

Hon. Eph'raim, a well known jurist of Mass-
achusetts, at Mansfield, in 8ist year. May 2, 1786
Mrs. Marv, wife of Samuel, at Taunton.

Gazette of Jan. 16, 1790

Joseph, eldest son of Joseph, Esq., at Taun-
ton. Gazette of May 3, 1794
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Thaddeus. Esq., at

Thompson, Ct., in 31st year. Gazette of March 11, 1797
Atharesta, only daughter of Asa, of this

town, in 15th year. Gazette of July 21, 1798

Nicholas, son of Amasa, Esq., at New Lon-
don, Ct., aged 16 years. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1799
General Ebenezer, at O.xford, Mass., a briga-
dier in the war of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of Ap'il 18. '801
Mrs. , wife of Hon. Daniel, Chief Jus-
tice of the Kings Bench at Bermuda, at
sea on board Ship John Joy, aged 67
years; his remains were brought to New-
port and interred; died June 27, 1806
Mrs. Esther, wife of Daniel, merchant, at

Thompson, in 22d year. Gazette of July 12, 1806

Samuel, near Taunton, in 57th year, Aug. 25, 1807

Brig. Gen. David, of the 6th Division, Mass.
Militia, and late Sheriff of Oxford Co.,
aged 46 years, at sea on passage from New
Orleans to ]?oston. Gazette of June 29, 181 1

Mrs. Rosabella, wife of Asa, in this town, in

44th year. May 10, 1814

Nathan, U. S. soldier, at Plattsburgh, from

his clothes taking fire. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1816

Timothy, aged 70 years, at New Marl-
borough, lierkshire Co., Mass. Was born
at Canterbury, Ct. Had been 40 years de-
ranged and lived of the produce of one

NITAL i;i;(()KI> OK UlIODK ISLAND

IJ'.ONARn:

acre ot laiui. All meat he ate raw. A
curious spectacle o[ a miiul in ruin. He
was I'ouik! dead and buried by the neigh-
1)1 IIS near his place of abode,

Johannah, widow, at I'ditsniouth, aged 66
years. ( iazette ot

Hon. (ieorge. I.].. )),. at Norton, Mass.,
.iged yo years,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of .Silas, at 'I'aunton, aged

53 y^'-ir-'^-
Rev. Sylvester, at Xew C)rleans, in 24th

year, (iazette o(
Daniel, at 'I'annton, aged 24 years, (iazette

of
Setli, at Ka\'nh.ui), aged 70 years, a Ivevolu-

tionary pensioner, (iazette of
Mrs. -Susan, wife ot Aliather, at 'I'annton,

aged 52 years, (iazette of
Job, at Raynhani, aged 46 )ears. (Iazette of
Amasa, l*isc[., aged 74 ye.u's, at Xew Lon-
don, formerly member of Congress antl

Legislature, (iazette of
LKT'Al'.X M. Lareveillere, aged /(< years, meni-

hei- of I'"iench cmnention, afterwiU'ds one

of the directoi}', founder of a sect called

'Ilieophilanthropists. at I'aris,
LI-: ROACH Stephen, died at .sea,
Lh:]-LMAN'.\ (iodfrey Daniel, aged 35 years, a

passenger on boaid .Schooner Regidatoi'

from Boston to I'hiladelphia. (iazette of
LI''.K()1D lolm ,111(1 his soil, drowned by U])set-

tmg ot ,1 boat, ill lioston li.irbor,
LI-:SCKLI .b;S 1 .t. (■eneral , aged S5 years,

l;:te Colonel of 47th Regiment,
L1'',SIX< iLi\ 1'., a (ierman. aged 70 years, at

.\i\\ \'ork. a suicide, cut his thio.it, both

wrists ,ind stabbed himsell in se\eral

]il.ices. ( iazette ot
LL.SLH'; Mis, John, [lerished in the burning of

the theater at Kichmond, \'a.,
Ll-iSl'l'-NARD Anthony, Sen., Kscp. at Xew

\'oik. in «)4th \ear. (i.izette of
LI';ST]-:R ("apt. Timothy, at Xorwich, Ct., aged

41 years, known for ins inventions in the

arts, (iazette of
LKTALL11^|-;K Charhnte, at (iallipolis. Ohio,

aued 17 \ears, a suicide, ("iazette of
LICriH-iRIDCiJ-: Claris.s.i, d.mghter of Samuel,

at l-'ranklin, ALiss.,

June 14, 1817

Xov. S, 1817

July 26, 1 8 19

Dec. 22, i8ig

Oct. 12, 1820

Oct. 3, 1 82 1

Nc)v. 3. 1 82 1

Aug. 30, 1S23

Oct. 2, 1824

May 7, 1825

Ahu'ch 28, 1824
Dec. 2, 181 8

June 21, 1817
July 17, 1808
April 2, 1772

May 8, 1819
I >ec. 26, I 8 1 I
Sept. 20, iSo6

Sept. 15, 1 8 10
Dec. II, 1 8 19
Jan. 16, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 53

LETTSON Dr. , the English jihilanthro-

pist and philosopher, in England, sudden-
ly. Gazette of
LEV'AKE Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas, at
Northampton, aged 53 years. Gazette of
LE VALLEY Mrs. Anne, wife of John, at War-
wick,
Peter, at Warwick, in 89th year. Gazette of
LEVECK Mrs. Lucy N., wife of John C, of
Charleston, S. C, and daughter of Na-
thaniel B. De.xter, at Pawtucket,
LEVERETT Mrs. Abigail, in 70th year, at Bos-
ton. Gazette of
William, merchant, at Boston, aged 41 years.
LEVI Eleezer; his house burnt at Newport,
LEVILLAIN Mons. James, consul of the
French Republic, at Baltimore. Gazette
of
LEVY Bilah, at Newport. Gazette of

Hiram, at Newport, in 56th year. Gazette

of
Mrs. Meriam, wife of Jacob, merchant,
daughter of the late Aaron Lopez, of Prov-
idence, at Wilmington, N. C. Gazette of
LEWEN Mrs. Bethiah, wife of Capt. John, at

Swanzey, aged 65 years,
LEWIN Galen, at Washington, N. C., aged 20
years. ' Gazette of
Mary Ann, infant daughter of Nathan, at •
Swanzey, Mass., aged 151 months. Ga-
zette of
LEWIS Mrs. , wife of Benajah, at Provi-
dence. Gazette of
David, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
LOUIS XVI of France, guillotined. Gazette of
LOUIS Prince, 2d son of the King of Prussia,
aged 23 years; left a widow and three
small children; at Berlin. Gazette of
LEWIS M. G., at New Orleans, killed in a duel
with Robert Sterry, (jazette of
Charles J., merchant, at Charleston, S. C, in

26th year. Gazette of
Admiral Sir Thomas, at Malta. Gazette of
Thomas, son of Col. Andrew, killed in a duel

with John McHenry at Tincastle, Va.,
Merevvether, Governor of Upper Louisiana,
a suicide. Gazette of

June 29.

'793

Jan. I,

1823

March 18,

814

March 28,

8r8

May 2.

[824

Feb. 5,
Sept. I,

'774
811

Dec. 28,

77O

Aug. 6,

803

Feb. 17.

781

July 25,

795

Aug. 15,

812

Jan. 31,

814

Nov. 28,

807

Sept. 15,

821

Sept. 26,

772

Dec. 26,

m

April 6, 1

793

April 8,

797

March 30,

805

July 6.
Aug. IS.

80s
807

May leTI

'808

Nov. 18,

809

54

\ir.\L i!i:((>i;ii ok i;ii()I)K island

I.l'lW'IS Dr. Nathaniel S., at New 1 laven; his son

ai^^cel 5 N'ears, tlrank oil of \-itiioI thiough

a mistake and livetl hut a tew houi's. da-

/ette of July 21, i8iO

l\lis. Ahigail, widow ot William, at Warren,

in 51st year, (iazette of ^I'o' 18, 1810

General William, at his seat m Mifflin Co.,

I'enn. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1810

William Thomas, cometlian, aged 65 years;

he left /^50,000 to liis lelalixes and fnentls;

in London, J{ngiaiul, |an. 13, 181 1

l\e\. Joshua, pastor of Haplist Chuiah, at

(heran Hill. S. C, in f)4th ye.ir. ( )et. 1, 1812

Sarah, at foughkeei^sie, N. Y. She ajipeared

in perfect health when she arose from the

dinner talde; a few minutes after she w.is

a cdipse. July 25, 1814

John, Jun., at Cox'entiv. in 36th year, Jan. y, 1816

Mary, wife ol Majoi- John, ,a t'oventrv, in

55th )'ear, Jan. 15, 1816

Mrs. ll.iiriet, at New London. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1819

Mrs. L3dia, widow of Capt. lulward, of Rlar-

hlehead, Mass., at J'awtucket, iu 43rd year, h'eb. 14, 1820
Mis. Lydia, widow of Capt. Edward, (jf !\Iar-

hlehead, at I'awtucket, 111 43rd year. Ga-
zette i>f ' ' l-'eb. 28, 1S20
William (colored), late from Island of Anti-

c|ua, aged t,2 )ears. Gazette ol Aug. 3, 1.S20

Mrs. Mary, wife of Andrew, late of this

town, at l''orl Sullivan, in Lastport, Me.,

aged 03 )'ears, Aug. 18, 182 1
, son of Capt,; was scuflling and fell

overboard ;md (h'owned. at ISaltimore.

Ga/ette of June 19, 1822

Hon. Lathro|), at Jluigor, Me, aged 38 years;

at till' time of his ileath he was one of the

commissioners of Maine for di\iding the

Massachusetts and Maine public lands;

w.is ill the act ot siir\eving when he

diii]i]ied dead besiile his instrument, ( )ct. y, 1822

(lust.nus, son of Winslow. at Hostou, aged

19 \ears. (lazettc of 1 )ec. 21, 1822

I-"rancis, at Tisbury, aged 63 years, 32 of

which he dressed as a woman and sup-

])osed such; altcrwards he assumed male

apparel, mairied and raisecl a numerous

family, (i.izette of l-'eb. 5, 1823

John, Jun., ageil 12 years, at I'embroke. N.

IL. in lloatmg a raft of bo.irds down the

.Suiu'ook l\i\'er was drowned while pass-
ing the r.i[)ids. Gazette of May 31, 1823

PKOVJDENCE UAZETTE— DEATHS 55

LEWIS Samuel V.. aged 18 years, son of Mrs.

Ann, of Bristol, on board Schooner Gen.

Jack son on passage from Havana to

Trieste, Oct. 21, 1823

Mrs. Mary S., wife of Henjamin, in this

town, in 38th year, Oct. 25, 1S23

Jesse, aged 17 years, son of Mrs. Ann, of

Hiistol, on board Schooner Gen. Jackson

on passage from Havana to Trieste. Ga-
zette of Nov. 26, 1823
Com. Jacob, formerly of Marblehead, and

Commander of a flotilla in the last war,

aged 60 years, at New Jersey. Gazette of June ig, 1824

LOUIS XVHI King of France. Gazette of Oct. 16, 1824

LEWIS Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Lewis, the

musician, the third he has lost m a few

days, at Point Coupee. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1824

LEWSON Lady Jane, aged 116 years; she was

married early, became a widow at 26 with

one child, a daughter; she had lived in five

reigns; at Cold Bath Square. Eng. Ga-
zette of Aug. 10, 1816
LEGRAND William, son of Lewis, in this town,

aged I year i month, Oct. 22, 181 5

LIANCOURT M. de La Rochefurcoull, m Cha-

lens, France. Gazette of Dec. 28, iSii

LIBBEY Mrs. Joanna, widow of the late Capt.

David, of this town, at Attleboro, in 86th

year. May 28, 181 7

James, post rider between Portsmouth, N.

H., and Casco Bay, Me., for six years, at

Scarborough, Me. (Gazette of Sept. 14. 177 1

LIGHTFOOT Mary, wife of Robert, at New-
port. Gazette of June 5, ij^i
Robert, late of Newjiort, formerly Judge of

Admiralty in the Rhode Island District,

at Plamfield, Ct., at an adwinced age. Ga-
zette of Aug. 9, 1794
Frances, daughter of the late Robert, I-^sq.,

at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 25, 1800

William, seaman of the U. S. P'rigate Con-
stellation, in action with a PVench Ship, I'"eb. i, 1800
Henry ]5enskin, Esq., of the Island of Anti-

qua, a native of Virginia, at Richmond,

V'a. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1805

LIGHTWOOD Edward C; he was the Arthur

Young of South Carolina; at Charleston,

S. C. (iazette of Oct. 8, 1808

50

VITAL KKCOltl) t)F 1{H()I)E JSLAXJ)

May 9.

1 8 10

April 23,

181S

April iq.

1820

March 27,

1822

March 28,

1822

Mai'ch 31,
Aug. 3,
Jan. 25,
Aug. 2,

l8i2

1822

1,S23

1823

Aug. 30,

1823

Nov. 8,

1823

Sept. 15,

1824

790
796
801
804

805

819
788

809

LILLIKRIDGK Lydia, wife ol Robert, at Nevv-

poit. (lazette of June 12,

Mr.s. Ann, wife of Ca|)t. I'lioTiias, late of

Newport, at Philadelphia, (jazette of Nov. 26,

Hampton, formerly of Newport, on his plan-
tation near Savannah, Ga. (.iazette of I'eb. 14,
Cai)t. Thomas 13., at Savannah, (ia., aged 40

years, a native of this state, May 26,

Mis. Charlotte, wife of Capt. Robert and

ilaughter of the late Thomas Sabin, of this

town, at Philadcljihia, Jan. 7,

lulward, at Richmond, in 87th )'ear, Feb. 3,

LINC()LN Rienjamin, Juii., at liostoii, Jan. 18,

Lcnuiel, jirinter, at llartloril, Cl., aged 31

yeais, Aug. 2],.

Major General lienjamin, late Collector of

the I'oit of Boston and Chailestown, at

his seat in 1 1 ingham,
Mrs. ,\iin,i, wife of .Spencer, in this town, ni

22nd year,
lion. Levi, formerly Attorne\' (General of

the L'nited States, at W'oicester, aged 71

\ cars,
C;dcb, at Taunton, aged 62 )-ears.
Maria, daughter of Caleb, at Ti\'ertoii, aged

2} yens,
Mrs. C)-dia, wife of Abijah, at Taunton, aged

60 years,
David, at Norton, aged 95 )-ears. (iazette of
Miss l-tethia, at Boston. Gazette of
Abijah, at 'l'aunt()n, aged 68 }ears,
Mrs. Abigail, at Taunton, aged 74 }ears.

Gazette of
lulward, at Nelson, N. 11., ,iged 26 years,

from a tumor in the biain. Gazette of
Eunice Ann, daughter of Simon, at Norton,

ageil 16 years,
Miss .Anna, sister of the late Sinicon, at

Norton, Mass., aged 68 years; 4 have tiled

out ol this family and h more have been

under the iJoctoi's can- within the last 49

days. ( )ct. 6, 1S24

I'dijah, tonnerly of Tauiitou, at North I'luvi-

dence, aged 62 years, July 20, 1825

IClijah, at North l'ro\-idence, aged about 60

years, while mowing on land nt Cjen.

Jlawes. G.i/ette of July 27, 1825

Si)encer, son of Thomas, in this town, in

31st year, Se[)t. 29, 1825

LINlJl'lMAN General , Governor of the

island, at St. Croix, (iazette of ( )ct. 31, iSoi

PROVI DENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

LINDENBERGER John, in this town, in 64th

year, Sept. 30, 1817

Miss Melesent, third daughter of the late

John, in 19th year, July 2, i8i8

LINDLEY Capt. John, at Rehoboth, in 81st

year; the house in which he lived had been

built upwards of 60 years and constantly

occupied, yet not a birth has ever occurred

there and this is the first death; Feb. 20, 1800

Sarah, wife of Capt. Joshua, in this town, in

62nd year, May 31, 1808

Jacob, Friend Minister, at New Garden,

Chester Co., Penn., by the upsetting of

his chaise. Gazette of July 2, 1814

Noah, attorney at law, at Wheeling, Va.

Gazette of July 9. 1814

LINDSEY Capt. Benjamin, of this town. Ga-
zette of May 17, 1783
Major William, Collector of Customs Nor-
folk and Portsmouth, Va., at Newport, in

47th year. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1797

Sir Charles, Captain of the Ship Daphne,

drowned off Demorara. Gazette of June 15, 1799

Mrs. Esther, widow of Capt. David, at New-
port, in 83rd year. Gazette of July 31. 1802
Adam, at Norfolk, Va., in 62nd year, Oct. 17, 1810
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of the editor of the New

l^edford Mercury, at New Bedford, in 34th

year. Gazette of May i, 18 13

Temperance Harriet, daughter of Samuel D.,

at Seekonk, Jan. 22, 18 16

James Mitchell, aged about 23 years, found

frozen to death; said to have relatives at

Peacham, \'t. It appeared he was born at

Littleton. N. H.; had enlisted into the U.

S. Army, Feb. 4, 1815, and discharged

April 24, following, serving in Capt. James

Greene's Corps of Artillery. Gazette of I'eb. 22, 1817

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, at Rehoboth, in

62nd year, June 5, 1819

Miss Charlotte, daughter of John, at Reho-
both, in 29th year, Dec. 22, 1820
Joshua, in this town, in 77th year, Aug. 16, 1822
Betsey Eunice, daughter of Woodbury, at

Bristol, aged 10 years, April 5, 1824

Mrs. Meribah, in this town, aged 56 years, April 11, 1825

Mrs. Eleanor, killed by her husband while

in a deranged condition; had been married

about 7 months; in Tennessee. Gazette

of Sept. 3, 1825

58 VITAL HECOUI) OF liHODK I8LAXI)

LIN'IvS Major , at New llavL-n, aged 66

years. Had pertortnetl ill voyages to tDr-
eign parts, and one of the oldest seamen
in the place, (iazettc of March 12, 1814

LIN()AN General, killed by a mob at l^altimore;
was in his 65th year and formerly Collect-
or of the Port. ai.)pointed by General Wash-
ington. Gazette of Aug. 8, 1812
LINN John, at Philadel])hia, merchant, member
Society of Friends, at an advanced age.
Gazette of March 6, 1802

LINTHICL'MP , daughter of Ilezekiah,

drowned, June 28, 1767

LINTIK )RNK Betsey, daughter of Capt. Thom-
as, of Hristol, deceased last week. Ga-
zette of Aug. 22, 1778
LINZKK Ann C, wife of Capt. Ra;]ih Iiiman
I.inzee, at lioston. aged 25 years; she was
the onl}- daughter of John Ue Neufville,
Esq., of Amsterdam, ileceased; Jan. 27, 1811
LIPPITT Christojjher, at Cranston, in 52nd year, Dec. 7, 1764

Jeremiah, at Warwick. Gazette of ' Oct. 5, 1776

Polly, daughter of Joseph, lisq., at Reho-
l)'''th, _ Oct. I, 1778

Joseph, Ivsq., at an achanced age, at War-
wick. Gazette of May 24, 17S3

.Sail}-, daughter of the late Joseph, at War-
wick. Gazette of June 17, 17S6

Lucy, second daughter of the late Jose|ih, of

Warwick, in 36th year, A])ril 16, 1787

Lucy, widow of Jose[)h, Msq., at Warwick, in

72d year. May 20, 1795

Capt. John, ol this town, on coast of .Africa.

(ia/ette of Aug. 20, 1796

Welthian, widow of Jeicmi.ih, at Warwick,

aged 82 ye.iis. (ia/ette of July 22, 1797

William, at W.iiwick, aged 54 years. Ga-
zette of July 3, 1802

Anstress, nife of .Moses, at Killingly, Ct.,

formerly of Cranston, m 49th ye.ir. Nov. 27, 1804

Mrs. Hethi.ih, wife of C.qit. John, at W.ir-

wick, in 7yth \e.ir, A|iril 11, 1806

Mrs. Citharine, widow of Christo])her, at
Cranston, in 90th year, member ol Chinxh
of Lngland for 70 years. May 4, 1807

Miss Pdizabeth, ;it the home of her brother,

lion. .Moses, m this town, aged 64 years. July I, 1808

Wateinian, son of the late Christopher, at
Chatham, X. Y., in 51st }-ear, leaves wi-
dow and 8 children, April 19, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 59

LIPPITT Capt. John, at Warwick, in 8ist year, Sept. 16, 181 1

Moses, Jan., only son of Moses, at Warwick,

aged about 23 years, June i, 1812

Elder Abraham, formerly of Warwick, at
Harwich, N. Y., aged 65 years; he was or-
dained in 1782 and had charge of a church
until his death, Aug. 23, 1812

Mrs. Ann Maria, wife of John, merchant, of
this town, in 43d year, Oct. 11, 1812

Sarah, second daughter of Capt. John, in

23rd year, Aug. 12, 1813

George, merchant, son of Charles, Esq., of

this town, aged 26 years, Dec. 27, 1813

William Henry, youngest son of J. P" ranees

Lippitt, aged 14 months, April 16, 181 5

Mrs. Caroline Snow, wife of Joseph P"rancis
Lippitt, and youngest daughter of the late
Capt. James Monro, aged 25 years, A]3ril 27, 181 5

George, infant son of Richard, aged 10

months, Aug. 30, 1S15

William Magee, only son of John, in igth

year, F"eb. i, 18 [8

Ann, widow of Cajit. John, in this town,

aged 64 years, Sept. 12, 1.S20

John Allen, son of John, l^^lsq., in this town,

aged 19 months, March 30, 1821

Mrs. I-Cliza, wife of Thomas, P2sq., and
daughter of the late Samuel Chase, of this
town, at Warwick, aged 58 years, Oct. 6, 1S21

Miss Nancy, daughter of Charles, in this

town, aged 28 years, Feb. 12, 1822

Gen. Christopher, in 80th year; was commis-
sioned Lieut. Col. Sept., 1776; was at
White Plains, Trenton, and Princeton; was
at battle of Rhode Island; held a briga-
dier's commission; at Cranston, June 17, 1824

Lemuel Bishop, aged 18 years, James Rus-
sell, aged — years, Ray Greene, aged 15
years, sons of Richard, Esq., of this town,
drowned in the bay by upsetting of the
boat, May i, 1825

LISCOMH Nehemiah, of Stoughton, aged 36
years; had been married 4 times in 4 years
and buried 4 children. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1763

LISCOMBE Robert, ICsq., at Taunton. Ga-
zette of Feb. 14, 1 801
LITCHFIELD Job, aged 70, his wife aged 88,
at Scituate, Mass., perished in burning of
their house, Feb. 17, 1S22

Miss Harriet, at Warwick, in 19th year, Dec. 14, 1825

(iO

VITAL ItKCOlM) OK RHODE ISLAM)

l.n ri.l''. Lieut. Chailcs, of the (iihraltcr Frig-
ate, at Charleston, S. C. (iazette ol

(ieorge, I<2sq., at \Vc)in(iiith, aged 55 years,
tnrnierh' cumniandei" nl U. S. l''rigate Hus-
ton, sinldenly,

George, l^sq., attorney at law, at Seitnate,
Mass. (Kizette of

Anios k., at .Marshfield, Mass, aged 22
years; shot but just how unknown; was
town clerk;

Luther, at ALushfield, Mass., aged 26 years;
shot but just how unknown,

Kbene/er, at lioston. He had a troublesome
toe nail on the great toe of the right foot
which grew inward and had been relieved
several times: this time it was becoming
troublesome; the ojieration was performed
he rose but liefoie he left the loom became
deln ious and lockjaw following he died the
same e\'enmg. (ja/ette of

Capt. Archibald, at ISaracoa, aged 34 _\'ears,
native ot Hiistol,

William, at iialtimore, merchant, in 26th
year,
LLLrLI'Ml'.I.l) Simon, at Hlock Island. Ga-
zette of

Anthony, aged ti/ years, at New .Shoreham.
(la/ette ot

John, I'lsi],, in Soth year, at New Shoreham.
(ia/.ette of

( "icoigc, at Newport, in ^8th year. Ga/ette

ol'

Caleb, I'^sii , at Xew Shoreham. Gazette of
Caleb, at sci losi o\ crboaid fioni Brig ^b>UI,t

I'lcas.uil ol I'liistol,
Mrs. Lliz.ilH'tii, wile o| ('apt. William and
daughter ol the late b'l.iiu is ISiinley, ICscp,
ol Newport, at Cohnnbia, Tenn., aged 5S
\c,u s. ( i.i/ctte of
LLFTLigoIlN Mr.s. Catharine, at lialtimore,

agr<l Si I ycai s. ( iazettc of
Lliri I'.r.M lb; Gen. Lewis, ,ii b'l cdericksburg,
.Ml!.. Ill 44tli \eai. (la/etleol

Miss , peiishcd in the burning of the

iheat re ,it Rii hiiiond. \'a.
LI\'b;kM()Kb: De.i, Jon., at N.)rthl)ridge, aged
Kioyears/ months, (ia/ettc ol
Rev. Jonathan, at Wilton. .N. II., aged 80

ye.us. (iiizette ol
Mrs. Mary, wife ol Rew Jason, at I'ixerton,
in 60th year. ( i.izelte of

()ct. 31, 1772

July 29, 1S09

Aug. 17, 1811

Aug. 2, 1815

Aug. 2, 1S15

Aug. 15, 1S18

Aug. 28, 1 82 1

(Jet. 10, 1S22

April 29, 17S0

July 4. 1795

July 4, 1795

Aug. 20, 1803
Aug. 26, 1809

.Sept. 2. 1822

( >ct. 2, 1S22

Oct. 9, 1802

Aug. 7. 1802

Dec. 2(3, i.S! I

May 9, 1801

Aug. 5, 1809

March 18, 181 5

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS gl

LIVERMORE Elder Jason, at Cumberland,

in 67th year, April i, 1816

LIVERPOOL Earl of. in England. Gazette of March 28, 1801
LIVERPOOL Earl of, father of Lord Ilawk.s-

bury, at London, P^ng., Dec. 17, 1808

LIVINGSTON Philip P., late of the Island of

Jamaica, at New York. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1787

LIVINGSTONE Mrs., wife of the Governor of
New Jersey, at P2iizabethtovvn, N. J. Ga-
zette of July 25, 1789

Peter V., brother to the late Governor Liv-
ingstone, in New Jersey. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1793

Robert C., at Hudson, N. Y, in 53d year.
Gazette of Sept. 13, 1794

Peter R., at New York. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1794

Walter, of the Manor of Livingstone, New

York, in 57th year. Gazette of May 20, 1797

Mrs. Ann, wife of Brockholst, at Blooming-
dale, N. Y., in 32d year. Gazette of

Philip, Esq., at New York. Gazette of

Courland, midshipman, killed on board Frig-
ate Chesapeake in action with the Shan-
non,

Henry W., PZsq., of Utica. at Hartford, Ct.,
on his return from Boston. Gazette of

Hon. Brockholst, one of the Judges of the
U. S. Supreme Court, at Washington, D.
C, in 66th year, ' March 17, 1823

Gen. Henry, aged 71 years, at Livmgston
Manor, N. Y.; he acted as Lieut. Colonel
at the capture of Burgoyne; May 26, 1S23

Judge , of the U. .S. Suijrcme Court.

Gazette of June 4, 1S23

Dr. John N., professor of Didactic and
Polemick Divinity in the Theological Sem-
inary of the Reformed Dutch Church, at
New Brunswick, N. J., in 7')th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 26, 1825
LLOYD , executed at Newgate, London, Aug. 29, 1783

Henry, formerly a merchant of Boston, at

London, aged S6 years. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1796

Dr. James, at Boston, aged 82 years. Ga-
zette of March 17, iSio
LOBB James, a soldier in Col. .Angell's Regi-
ment, drowned in Kickemuit I'iiver while
bathing, June 22, 1779
LOCKARIN Miss Maria, at Newport, in 20th

year, Jan. 24, 1S23

Sept. 26,
May 19,

1.S07
1810

June I,

1813

Nov. 13,

1813

V)-2

xri'Ai. i!i;('()i;i) i)i' Kiioni': island

I,(M'KI'' Rc\'. Di'. Samuel, nf Slierhniirne, at

lin.stuii, Jan. 8, 1778

Icilm, native of Alassachusetts, suicide by

|i()ison in a fit of insanit\'. at New Ycjrk.

(iazctteof Mai'di 14, 1S18

Junas, at We^t Cambridge, Mass., aged 36

years. His death sup])osed to have been

caused by his skinnnig a cow that had

died. (Jazette of March 30, 1825

I.()CKI':RMA\ William, drownwl in the Chesa-

])eake, I-'eb. 22, 1793

L(tC'Kl';'lT Harry, drowned off b'ort McHenry, -Sept. 20. 1808
Mrs. Jane, at Lexington, Ky., killed by light-

nnig in the Presbyterian Meeting House, July 18, 1817

LUCKW( )t)D Robert, suddenly, at Newport, .Aug. 2y, 1767

Capt. llenoni, at Cranston, in 4Sth year.

(iazette of l"eb. 24, 1781

I'hebc, in this town, in 22nil \ e.u', June 9, 1800

Cajit. Amos, at Warwick, in 80th year, June 7, 1806

lCbene/ei-, at Poundridge, N. V., aged 40

years, ti<im the extreme heat. Gazette of July 2y. 181 1

Mi's. Anna, wife of Capt. Amos, and eldest

daughter of Capt. Nathan W'estcott, at

Warwick, in 30th )C,n-. suddenl)-. Ca

/ette of ' Now 25, 181 5

Thomas, onboard Brig Roland, of ll.utford,

(.'t., at Cape Coast, Afiica. fell Irom the

m.istliead. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1817

Mrs , was gathering strawbeiries on

Skitchawogg Mountain, near .S|)ringheld,

where she fell over the precipice and so

ininrcd as to cause death, (iazctteof .Sept. 5, 1818

Miss .\ancy. in this town, in ()4th )'ear, Inly 22, 1819

I.( )C,.'\N Willi.am, eldest son of William, at Phil-

.idelpliia, in 25th \ear, Jan. 23, 1772

William, p.nnter. Ciazctte of Aug. 24, 1776

I)i. ( Icorge, ot Charleston, .'^. ("., at .Salem,

on a gcner.d iioi'thern toni". (i.izctte o| J"'}' -"• '793

Mis. i i.inn.ih. widow (if William, (iazctteof Aug. 3, 1793

William, l''.si|., ,it Charleston, .S. C"., aged /•,

yens, (iazettcot Jul\-3, ino2

J.niics, l^sii , .u Phil.idclphia. Cazette of i kt. 8, 1S03

William, in this town, aged .ibont SO yi-ars.

< i.izette ol ' ' M.iy 30, 181S

lion. William, foimeily a .SeiKitor troin Ken-

tiick\'. 111 .Shelby Couiitw Kv. (Iazctteof .Sept. 14, 1822

I.()X(i Mrs. , wile ot John,' from the bite

ot .1 dog, .it Hoston. (iazette ol .Nov. 8, 1.S17

Mrs. , in New Hampshire, lioiu white

lead poisoning, (iazettcot I'cb. 19, 1823

June 29,

1825

Oct. 28,

1797

Dec. 23,

1797

July 12,

1817

823

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 53

LONG Moses, a youth, at Portsmouth, N. H.,
drowned by upsetting of a boat. Gazette
of
LONGDON Robert, of Virguiia, at Darby, Pa.
Gazette of

LONGP'ORD Mrs. , at an advanced age,

in this town. Gazette of
LONGLEY William, at Newport, in 77th year.
Gazette of
Nathaniel D., youngest son of John, senior,
of Newport, at sea on board Brig New
Packet on passage from Havana to New
York, aged 20 years. Gazette of May 17,

LONGSTRETH Huson, a P>iend, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of
LONSDALE Earl of, in PZngland. Gazette of
LOOM William, drowned in the Charles River.

Gazette of
LOOMIS Lucy, wife of Lebbeus, Esq , at Cum-
berland, in 25th year,
Mrs. P^lizabeth, wife of Solomon, at Hart-
ford, of the spotted fever, aged 35 years.
Gazette of
Mary Eliza, only child of Col. Lebbeus, at

New York, in 1 ith year,
Mrs. Sybel, wife of Col. Isaiah, at Lebanon,
Ct., drowned in a well where she went for
a pail of water,
William, in 28th year, at Washington, N. C,

drowned himself in a fit of insanity,
Abraham, went over the dam at Grass River

and was drowned,
Joseph, went over the dam at (jrass River

and was drowned.
Revile, drowned in the mill pond at Hunter,

N. Y..
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Col. Lebbeus, at

New York, in 59th year. Gazette of
Rev. Harvey, at Hangor, Me,; had just given
out his text;
LOPEZ David, at Newjiort. [The ne.xt issue
says his name was Abraham.] Gazette of
Samuel, merchant. Gazette of
Aaron, of Newport, drowned in Scott's Pond,
Smithfield; his remains were carried to
Newport for burial; was living in Leices-
ter, Mass.;
Rachel, wife of David, at Newport, in 2Sth

year. Gazette of
Abigail, widow of Abraham, at Newport, in
82d year. Gazette of

Oct. 26,
Aug. 7,

'793

1802

July 3.

822

March 24,

787

March 18,

[809

March 9,

814

Nov. 18,

[814

Oct. 28,

S17

April 9,

818

April 9,

818

July 12,

822

July 9,

823

Jan. 2, 1

S25

April I.
May 31,

775
777

May 28,

782

Aug. 29,

789

Nov. 3.

1792

(i-1

\ri\l. IMKOKI) OK lilioDK LSLANI)

I.OI'MZ Da\iil, }'2sq,, at Ho.stou; hi.s remains were

eiUiinibed at Newport, (iazette ot
Jacnh, of Newpoi't, at Coaster'.s Marhor Is-

hnul, in 20th year. (Gazette of
Mai), widow of Lieut. Jacob, of the Navy,

in 271 ii year,
Catliaiine, (colored) a.u,ctl 134 years, at

Kingston, Jamaica,
Da\id, Israelite mcichant, at Charleston, S.

C, in 63nl year,
Jacol), at Newport, aged 70 )X'ars; member

Hebrew Society. (la/ette of
LOKD Mr. , accidently shot by a man

named Whittlesey, at Middletowii, Ct.,
Dr. I'llisha, at Ponifret, Ct , aged 7I) years.

(ja/ette ot
Asa, went o\cr the dam at (irass River and

was (liowned,
Phebe Ann Bentley, mfant ilaughter of

Jesse, in this town, aged 6 months,
L()]\IN(i Rev. Izrael, aged about go years, ]ias-

lor of .Sudbur)-, Mass., Church. Cazette

of

.Mrs. riiclie, wife of Smieon. da/ette oi
(iiles, of I'loston, at Ca|)e b'rancois (jazette

of

.Sinicoii, in 8('ith year.

Rev. Henry Lloyd, D. D., Arch Deacon of

Calcutl.i, aged 38 years, in India. Cazette

t.t
L( )R li iX Dr. , of the .Ship S.impson, at

roit-,01 I'l ince. ("i.izette o|
L( )'r'r .Ahiah.ini, l'".s(|,, in »kSth year, at New

^'ork. ( iazctte of
Jonathan \l., Lsc.|., at i'latbusli, L. I, m

nstli vcar,
Lnf;i)(')X 'John, died at Ii,dif,i.\ a prisoner of

w.ii- between Now 2], 1776, and
Mrs., wib_' ot Lemuel, printer, and sister of

lion. .Matthew Ciriswold, late (i<i\ernor of

( '1 mnecticnt. ( i.i/ettc o|
John. Iioni ail accideiil.il disch.nge ol a gun.

( ia/ette o|
.S.unuel. i''.si|., at Middletowii Point, N. I ,

in 9i)ili \ ear; was lormcil)' a pi inter, in

New ^'oIk,
!.( )N( ;I1I':AI) C.ipt. Ch.ules '!' , of Warren,

m.islci ot Prig l'"rances and lormerlv mem-
ber 111 tlie (ieneral Assembly, at Dart-

niniith, l!nL;'.,

Jan. 6,

1798

June 14,

1800

July 29,

1805

Aug. 24,

1806

Jan. 14,

1812

March 23,

1822

Feb. 15,

1 79 1

Dec. 2,

1809

April 9,

1818

Oct. 19,

1821

.March 21,
Oct. I,

1772
1785

Dec. 3,
May 9,

I 79 1
1814

July 23.

1823

July 20,

1805

Nov. 1,

1794

Aug. 13,

181 I

Dec. 26,

^777

June 2S,

1788

Oct. 3.

1789

I'-eb. 24,

1813

March 25. 1818

PllOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS (35

LOUIS Pierre Henry, agent of the French Re-
public, at Baltimore. Gazette of April 4, 1801
LOUVERTURE Toussaint, the celebrated
black Governor of St, Domingo, in his con-
finement at Besancon, France. Gazette
of June 25, 1803
LOVE John, murdered by the Thavers near

Buffalo, N. Y. Gazette of " May 7, 1825

LOVEJOY Nathaniel, died at Halifa.x a prison-
er of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
William, died at Halifax a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
LOVELAND Joseph, at Norwich, Vt., aged
about 60 years; he swallowed a mouthful
of oil of tansey by mistake. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1813
LOVELL James, Esq., naval officer of the Ports
of Boston and Charleslnwn, at Windham,
Me., at the house of Rev. Porter T. Smith,
in 77th year, July 15, 1814
Elliott, at Smithfield, in 60th year, of the

fever. Gazette of April 23, 18 14

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Alexander, at

Smithfield, in 62nd year. Gazette of Jan. 24, 18 18

Daniel, etlitor of the London Statesman, in
prison at I^ondon where he was suffering
" for a libel, Dec. 27, 181 8

LOVETT Capt. Daniel, at Grenada, VV. I. Ga-
zette of Dec. 3, 1774
Joseph, died at Halifax a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
James, formerly of this town, at Cumberland,

aged 60 years. Gazette of April 19, 1800

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Mendon, aged 70 years, July 4, 1806

James, at Mendon, in 87th year, July 11, 1814

Capt. Whipple, formerly of Cumberland, at
Schenectady, N. Y., aged 65 years. Ga-
zette of April 27, 1822
LOVIE James, at Newport, aged 31 years, Sept. 22, 1824
LOWE P^lizabeth, wife of Hooker, of ]iarring-

ton, in 47th year, Feb. 21, 1774

LOW John, at Halifax a prisoner of war between

Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Susannah, wife of Col. Stephen, at A\'arwick,
in 6ist year; funeral sermon by Elder John
Gorton, Rev. XXII 14; April 11, 1782

Col. Stephen, at Warwick, in 84th year.

Gazette of Nov. 29, 1788

Mrs. , wife of Cajit. Richard. Ga-
zette of Feb. 16, 1793

()(i

x'li'Ai, i;i'.((>i;ii ()!'■ KiKiDi'; island

1,( )\\' Kiilianl. Ca/etle of

C"a]>t. Ivicliard, at W'aiwiik, in 40'Ji )'oar.
Was the lirsi son n( IxIkkIc Island that cx-
[iluicd the hiL;h snuthcni latitudes, and
made several vnya<;es tu the I'^ast Indies.
Ga/ette of

Thomas, in this town, at an advanced age.
(lazette of

Mrs. Amey, wife of Major Samuel, formerly
of thi.s town, at Berkeley Co., N. Y. Ga-
zette ot

Mrs. .Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Warwick,
in 68th year,

Israel, in this town,

Alniiia, eldest daughter of Charles, in lyth

(;eor};-e, at Killinnly, (t., in 45th year,

.Stephen, at Warwick, in 67th year.

Mis. Catherine, wife of Chailes, at Warwick.
a.i;ed 47 years,

Mr.s. Ann, wife of Col. John, and eldest
dauyhtei' of the late Jeremiah Lipiiitt,
l"-s<|., aged So years, at W'aiwick,

Col. )ohn, at Warwick, in 6Sth [85] year,

Sally S., daughter of the late Anthony, at
W.iiwick, in 37th yeai'. Gazette of

.Solomon G., for several j'ears piantei" ot the
I'oston D.nl)' Advertisei, at Charleston,
S. (/. Gazette of
T.()Wl-:i.I, lion. J.ihn, Chief Justice of the First
Circuit of L', .S. h'irst District, at Roxbury.
(iazetle of

Cajit. John, at I'mtland, agetl 39 years; killed
by shaft fallmg on him. Gazette ol
LOWN'DI'.S lion. Willi.im. of South Carolina,
at sea on hoard the .Sliip Mass on passage
fiom l'hil.i(k-lphia t' > 1 .oiulon.

Midshipman Chi isto])hei-, at llawina. Ga-
zette of
I.()W1\\' I'lancis, grocer, at New \'oik. Ga-
zette of

L.i)\. Tlioinas, in New lersc)'; was in the l\e\'-
olution and ser\'ed in the commissary de-
partment. Gazette of
I.()XI,hA' (apt. Henj.imin, .it rhil.idelphia, near

D.irhy,
I.l'CAS Charles, killed in ,1 duel with Col. lien-
ton, at .^t. Louis, both l.nvycrs,
I.l'l-;CI'; Moses, at Martha's \''ineyard, by the
acciilental discharge ot his gun.

June 28, I 794

Nov. 21,
Dec. 16,

July 13,

Nov. 27,
Aug. 19,

Dec. 7,

Oct. 7,
Nov. 4,

Seiit. 2

Z'

June 9,
.•\pril 22,

Oct. II,

an. 15,

May 15,

1802

June 25,

1825

Oct. 27,

1822

Nov. 2.

1.^22

Oct. 31,

1 80 1

Dec. 2,

1S09

Oct. 14,

1797

.Sept. 27,

1817

l-'eb. 28,

1763

795
797

799

803
806

811

814
814

815

816
817

817

«^3

PROVIDENCE OAZE'ITE— DEATHS 67

LUCCA Duchess of, Maria Louisa Josephine,

Duchess of Lucca, at Rome, aged 42 years.

Was sister of Ferdinatid VII, Her for-
tune as Queen of Etruria is well known to

those acquainted with the fortunes of Na-
poleon. She is succeeded by her son as

Duke of Lucca and who, on the death of

Maria Louisa of France, succeeded to the

Duchies of Parma and Placentia. Gazette

of May 15, 1824

LUDDINGTON Nathaniel, at Waterbury, Ct.,

from a blow by a lever he was using in

moving a log, Feb. 5, 1772

LUDLOW Hon. Gideon G., Esq., aged 72 years,

President of His Britannic Majesty's

Council and Commander in Chief of the

Province of New Brunswick. Gazette of March 26, 1808
Hon. George Duncan, formerly of New

York, Chief Justice of the Province of

New Brunswick. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1808

Lieut. Augustus C, second in command of

the Chesapeake, aged 2i years, from

wounds received in the action with the

Shannon, at Halifax, N. S., June 13, 1813

Mrs. Ann Catharine, wife of Robert C, at

Boston, aged 35 years. Gazette of Nov. 8, 1823

LUDWIG Christo]jher, baker general to the

army of the United Colonies during the

Revolution. A biography in July 25th

and Aug. i, 1801, states he was born at

Giessen Hessen in the Upper Rhine Oct.

17, 1720; came to Philadelphia in 1758.

Took an active part in the war. Gazette

of July 25, 1801

LUKENS John, Esq., surveyor general of Penn-
sylvania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1789
LUSCOMI5E Margaret, wife of Robert, Esq.,

youngest dau. of Rev. Nathaniel Leonard,

of Plymouth, in 29th year, at Taunton, Dec. 2j, 1761^

LUSH Andrew, mariner, said to be from Bos-
ton, lost on the Mississippi from on board

Ship Atlas. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1820

LUTHER Mr. , at .Swanzey, aged 90

years. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1763

Eleazer, Jr., his child dead; next day Eleazer,

Sr., and Tuesday following Hannah, the

wife of Eleazer, Sr.; all at Taunton. Ga-
zette of Oct. 21, 1769
Mrs. Mary, in 99th year, at Warren. Ga-
zette of Dec. 23, 1786

()j^ VITAL KKCOIM) OK RHODE ISLAND

LUTlll'lk J(ise])h, didwiicd bv the upsetting

(if a boat between I'"all River and Swanzey, June 30, 1798

Edward, of tliis town, (.iietl of the fe\er. Ga-
zette (if Sept. 13, 1800

Oliver, of this town, at an advanced age.

(iazette of June 19, I,S02

Constant, in this town. Gazette of Sept. iS, 1802

Martin, at Warren, in 78th year. Gazette
"f Oct. 22, 1803

Miss Mary, at Warren, in 27th year. Ga-
zette of Aug, 29, 1807

Kial, in this town, in 58th year. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1809

James I.., son of Thomas, in this town, in
_ 29th year, July 5, 1812

Consider, at Johnston, aged 88 years; had
lieen a member of the Baptist Church in
Johnston, 50 years; May 18, 1814

Cyrus, in this town, in 23rd year, July 27. 1814

Thomas, aged about 21 years, drowned in

Cowe.set ]5ay, Oct. 15, 1816

luldy, of this town, aged 24 years, at Ha-
vana, ' May 7, 1817

Daniel, at Newport, in 23rd year, Aug. 23, i8i8

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Josepli P., in this

town, in 42nd year, June 25, 1819

John, at Fall River, merchant, aged 67 years, July 23, 1S19

Mrs. Eavma, in this town, Jan. 25, 1821

Mrs. Bathana, wife of Amos, at Wellington,

Mass., aged 57 years. Gazette of May 12, 1821

Mrs. Judith, at Newport, aged 78 years, wi-
dow of Nathan, June 16, 1821

Wealthy, wife of Benjamin, in this town, in

59th year, Nov. 10, 1 82 1

Barnabee, at Warren, in 7Sth year, Jan. 18, 1822

William, at Taunton, aged 22 years. Ga-
zette ot March 2i, 1822

Dea. l-'rederick, at Warien; had been a pro-
fessor 60 years. May 13, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. I'hilip, at .Swan-
zey, aged 62 years G.izetteof July 13. 1S22

lulward, of tiiis town, at .Swanzey, aged 54

y-'ais. " July 24, 1822

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Nathaniel, and daugii-
ter of John Tarp, at this town, in 34th
ye-ar, N„v. 9, 1822

Mrs. Abby, wife of Caleb, and daughter of
John -Saunders, in this tou'u, in 23rd year. May 2}, 1824

John, in this town, in 27th year, June 22, 1824

Juli.i Eddy, infant daughter of Joseph I'., in

this town, aged 13 months, Jul)' 19, 1825

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS (jr)

LUTZE John, at Salisbury Mills, Md. His

clothes were caught in the machinery and

he drawn in and so mangled as to cause

death. Gazette of Jan. lo, 1818

LYLE John, Esq , consul to the United States,

at Curacao. Gazette of March 8, 1806

LYNN Major General, from Connecticut, died

on the Mississippi. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1774

William, Esq., consul of the U. S. at Lon-
don, Eng., a native of Massachusetts,
formerly a brigadier of militia in his State.
Gazette of Nov. 23, 181 1

Daniel, a native of Rhode Island, at Milledge-

ville, Ga., Aug. 4, 1822

Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon. Daniel, at North

Providence, aged 60 years, Dec. 5, 1822

Major Elihu, at Helchertown, Miss., aged 8i
years, an officer in the Revolution, one of
those that was detached under command
of Col. Arnold and sent from Cambridge
to Quebec by way of the Kennebec River.
He returned with the sick. He endured
incredible hardships and toil in the cam-
paign. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1823

Lieut. Caleb, late of U. S. Army, at Green-
ville, S. C, in 33rd year, native of North-
field, Mass. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1823

Frederick, aged 58 \ears, at German Flatts,
N. Y., formerly of Lebanon, Ct., from a
falling tmiber; lived three days after the
accident, (jazette of March 17, 1824

Mrs. , wife of George W., of Boston,

and daughter of Hon. Harrison Gray Otis,
at St. Croi.x-, W. I. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1825

LYNCH Edward, he and the entire family mur-
dered and house fired, at Belfast, Ireland.
Gazette of Jan. 18, 1817

LYNDON Hon. Josias, ex-Governor of the
Colony, at Warren, in 73d year, died a few
days since. Gazette of April 4, 1778

Col. Lemuel, in 8 1st year, at Newport. Ga-
zette of June 24, 1786

Mary, widow of Josias, Esq., formerly Gov-
ernor of Rhode Island, at Newport, after
a confinement of 15 years, aged 80 years, March 14, 1790

Abby, daughter of Danforth D., in this

town, in i8th year, Aug. 29, 1814

Mrs. Eve (colored), in 67th year, Oct. 29, 1815

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Danforth P., in 47th

year, Dec. 21, 1815

-,l Vri'AI. l!i;(()I!l) OK lIllohK ISLAND

LVNX Kcv. Dr. William, at Albany, siulduiily, Jan. 16, 1S08

Col. |(ilin, at AUeghaney Co., Md. (".azette

(it " A]uil 10, 1S13

lA'ON Lieut. .Samuel, executed at ]'hila(lel|ihia

fur desertinn, _ Sejit. 2, 1778

Mrs. , wife of Caiit. John, of Leices-
ter. Gazette of Sept. 3, 1791
Capt. John, Jun., of Leicestei , at 1 Liverliill.

Gazette of Sept. 24, 1796

James, son of William, of Xewjiort, in 2y\

year, at Charleston, S. C. (ia/ette of .May 18, 1799

Mr. , at l''ostei, killed by beinj; iim

o\-er l)y his o.\ cart; leaves a wife and 7

children; Jan. 2S, 1803

Mrs. Mar\-, widow of I-'.lij.ih, in 65th year, at

Woodstock. She was a member of Re\'.

Joseph Snow's Church in this town tor

more than 30 years. Gazette of Aiif;-, 13, 1803

Mrs, Mary, widow of the late Capl. Stephen,

and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Uen-

jamin Wilkinson, at Woodstock, Ct., in

67th year. (Gazette of Aug. 15, 1807

Capt. John, at Attleboro, in 86lh \e.ir. C^a-

zette -if ' Ai.ril I, 1809

I'ludence, wife of Capt. Daniel, at Wood-
stock. Ct , aged 70 years. Gazette of Jan. 19, 181 1
Dea. William," at Woodstock, Ct., in r)7th

year; he was starting a fire and supposed

e.\])ired in a fit as his f.ice was among the

c.ials much burneil; !\Lircli 30, 181 1

Mrs. ludith. widow of .Samuel, of Rehoboth,

at Attlelii>ro, in 64th year, Jan, 25, 1816

Col. William, aged 62 years, a soldier of the

Kevolution; was a natne of .South Caro-
lina; servetl under Sumpter and enduretl a

long confinement in the prison ship at

Chailestt.n; at Opeloiis.is, La.. l-eb. 8, I ,Si8

Col. Matthew, C. S I'.utoi for the Chero-
kee Nation, in Aik.insas Territoiy, .aged

7(1 ye, MS,
Samuel Huntington, only child ot l\e\', W.ib

tei', at I'omfret (Abington .Soeiet)-). .iged

37 years; leaves wife anil 2 children; Oct. 12, 1823

I'eteK Lscp, m 80th year, in New \'oik. It

was before him tliat Paulding, \',in Woit

and Williams brought Major .Andre ;iud

he ortlered him liefore (ien. W'.isliington

at headquarters. (Ja/ette of July 24, 1824

Thomas, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 64 ve;irs, Aug. 26, 1824

.Aug. I, 1822

PKOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 71

LYON William Rhodes, infant son of Danforth,

in this town, aged ii months 19 days.

Gazette of July'g. 1825

LYRON Jeffrey, a free black, at Milford, Ct:,

aged 47 years, received a mortal wound in

a well he was cleaning, Sept. 6, 1800

LYSTER Lieut. , killed at Yorktown,Va., , 1781

LYTLE , son of Uavid L., at Hebron, N.

Y., killed by a runaway, June 22, 1825

M

MABLAY David, died at Halifax a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

MACA General, French Governor of Leipsic, in

Germany. Gazette of March 28, 1807

MAC DONOUGH Thoma.s, British Consul for

Eastern United States, at Charlestovvn,

Mass., aged 65 years. Gazette of Feb. 2, 1805

Frances Augusta, only daughter of Com-
modore Thomas, aged 13 months; the

commodore has lost four children within

a few years, at Middletown, Ct.,
MACEY Richard, a child of his perished in the

burning of a house at Philadelphia,
MACY Eliza, wife of Thomas, and daughter of

Tristam Swain, at Nantucket. Gazette of
MACKANESS James T., merchant, at New

York, of the fever. Gazette of
Thomas, Esq., at his seat in Newburgh, N.

Y., aged near 70 years. Gazette of
MACKEY Sally, daughter of Mungo, Esq., at

Boston. Gazette of
Mungo, Esq., at Boston, aged 71 years,
MACKEY Mrs. Susannah, at Newport, in 36th

year. Gazette of
MACKER John L., Jun., at Taunton, aged 22

years,
MACKENSIE H. , controller general of

the taxes and celebrated author, at Eden-
burgh, Scot., from a fall from a horse.

Gazette of Oct. 17, i8ot

MACKIE Ji^benezer, at Baltmiore, aged 62 years,

late cashier Bank of Maryland. Gazette

of July 23, 1796

Dr. Andrew, at Wareham, Mass., in 75th

year, April 27, 18 17

Oct. 4,

1824

ALarch 3,

1817

Aug. 23,

1823

Sept. 21,

1805

Jan. 24,

1807

Aug. 9,
March 29,

1794

May 8,

1819

March 23.

1824

I.

Vri'Al, l!K('<)l!l) OK HllOIiK ISI,ANI>

MACK1..\I\ Cajjt. CJinstaiitine, on huanl the
Sliiiip Hannah, Capt. Joseph l-"inili, nn
her ])assai;e from Jamaica, in his 77th year,
(ja/ette of

MACKI.IN Knsign , of I.t. Col. Metch-

er's liegiment, killeil in action at Amies.
Gaiette of

MACKNAMORA Mr. , at Salem, from

drinking cold water, (jazette oi

MACKNICY Barbara, in I'jigland, aged 102
) eai's. Gazette iif

MACKKAIN Mr. • , of Jura, one of the

Orkneys, died in Chailes II time, ageil
los )'ears. Gazette ot

MACKl'BIN Frederick, killed hy a falling tree
near the .Se\'ern Ki\ei', i\Id.,

MACI.ANH Mr. , a harhei-, at Drury

Lane, London; he had accumulated a for-
tune of ^2000 by shaving for a penn\';

MACl.AV William, Lsq., member of the I.egis-
lature; at 1 larrisbuig, I'enn. Gazette of
Samuel, at his seat in Northumberland
Go., I'enn; had ser\'ed the (ieneral Assem-
semlily of his State and in Congress;
William, Esq., formerly member of Congress
from Pennsylvania, in qgih year. Gazette

of

M.ACLLAN Henry, of New York, merchant,
of the fever. Gazette of

l\L'\e'i.I\' Charles, the English actor. Ctazette
of

MACOMH John N., merchant, of New ^'ork, in
l''.nglaiid, from a wound recei\'ed in an ac-
tion at sea. (iazette of
Charles Marshall, brigade major of Smith's
Jirigade, ami youngest brother of Major
(ieneral Macomb, killed in a duel with
Capt. Ciioking, at l^nffalo, aged 25 years.

(la/cttr i>f

Mrs, wife >>( the (ieneral, at ( ieoigct' iwii.

Gazette ol
MAC()MIU^R , at Little '/ompton, ne.u'

Seaconnclt Point, drouiicd
George, eldest son of Col. J'lbenezei", ol this

town, in 24lh \ear, at l.arinum, W. L

(lazette ol
P'.benezer, Senior, at Taunton, in 95th year,
I'.benezer, Jun., son of Col. I''.benezer, in

17th _\ear.
Lphraim, at Newport, m g2nd year,

May 2.S,

July

21,

1781

Aug.

24,

1 77 1

April

16,

1808

Oct.

15.

1803

Jan.

23

1816

Nov

■ 3.

'7/1

May

12,

1804

Sept. 15,

Jan. 26,

1825

Oct. 5,

1799

Sei.t. 9,

1 797

J.m, 12,

Jan.

21,

1815

Sept.

28,

1822

Oct.

29.

■799

Marc

19,

ISII

M.nc

1 6,

1813

lune

16,

181S

Sept.

24,

1815

796

811

811

PRO VI DENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

lO

MACOMHER Lieut. John, at Rehoboth, sud-
denly in 69th year, May 10, 1821

MACPHKRSON Gen. William, at Philadelphia,

a soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1813

Capt. Joseph Stout, U. S. Navy, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of May 5, 1824

MADAN John, of Suffolk, \'a , from an over-
dose of tincture of opium, (^ct. 27, 1821

MADDEN Huldah, near Earnestown, U. C,

drowned. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819

MADISON Jame-s, Esq., father of the Secretary
of State of the United States, in Virginia.
Gazette of March 28, 1801

Bishop, at Williamsburg, \^a., April 6, 1812

George, Governor of Kentucky; had been
elected for four years only a few weeks
previously; Lieut. Governor Slaughter
will succeed him for the term; at Paris,
Ky. Gazette of Nov. 2, 18 16

MAGAN Col. Robert, at Carlisle, Penn.; was of
Baltimore, a distinguished attorney. Ga-
zette of Jan. 30, 1790

MAGPIE Mary, wife of William, merchant, and
youngest daughter of Ca[)t. Job Sweeting,
m her 20th year, March 17, 1792

Capt. Barnard, of Boston, murdered on the
northwest coast of America by the na-
tives. Gazette of July 10, 1S02
Mrs. Nancy, of Hillsdale, N. Y.; left an only
son; was on a visit to Rev. Dr. Gano,
where she died, March 27, 1803
Major William F., formerU' of this town, at
Canton, China, where he had resided some
years, Dec. 20, 1820
Capt James, at Boston, aged 40 years, Dec. 23, 1823

MAGNIER Col. Bernard, aged 69 years, at his
residence near Portsmouth, Va. Was one
of those Rt^viilutionary worthies that came
from France with Lafayette. Gazette of

MAHONY Timothy, a native of Ireland, at
Smithfield, in 74th year,

MAHONNEY John, aged about 20 years, na-
tive of Ireland, at Niagara, N. Y., killed
by a falling tree,

MAIR Lieut. , killed at Yorktown, Va.,

MAITLAND Col. Richard. Deputy Adjutant
General to His Majesty's Troops in Amer-
ica, in 48th year, at New York,
Lieut. Col. James, of the 75th Regiment,
killed in India. Gazette ot

Nov. 20,

I8I9

Oct. 2,

I8I7

Aug. 18,

I8I7
I78I

July 13.

1772

Aug. 24,

1805

VITAL 1!K(()1!1) OF liHODK LSLAND

MAJOR Thomas, of the house of Hunter >S;
Major, merchants, at New \'ork. (iazette
of Oct. 25, 1800

, 2nd mate of Hrig Ocean, at Boston, |uly 11, 1825

MAJURY Mrs. Hannah, wile of Joseph, in this

town. Gazette of I-'eb. 16, 1799

MAKAHALV Michael, at Charleston, .S. C.

("lazette of Oct. 9, 1802

MAKEl'IL Michael, at .Soniers. N. Y., aged 103

years, of Society of Friends, (ia/ette of Jan. i. 1823

MAKKl'KACE George, of Boston, at I'hiladel-

phia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

MAI.1U).\E Col. Godfrey, merchant, at New-

]jort, at an advanced age, I''eb. 24, 1768

Francis, Esq., first Alderman of Newjiort, in

5gth year, suddenly, Jan. i. 1785

Col. Godfrey, at his seat in I'omfret, Ct., Nov. [2, 1785

Gen. John, at Newiiort, in 60th yeai'. (!a-

zette of Oct. 17, 1795

Edward G., the miniature |)ainter, at .Sawin-

nah, Ga., May 7, 1807

lion. 1<" ranees, of New])ort, a .Senator in Con-
gress from this .State, at Washington, in
51st yeai', suddenly, June 4, 1809

Mrs. Abig.iil, wife of E\'an, Jan., and daugh-
ter of Col. Shubael Hutchins, at Killingl)-,
Ct., in 26th year. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1812

Saunders, son of the late Hon. l""rancis, of
Newport, in North Caiolina. His death
was occasioned from unfortunate circum-
stances. Gazette of Feb. i, 1817
Mrs. Catharine, at New|)ort, mother of the
late Hon. P'rancis, U. .S. .Senator from
Rhode Island, at New|)<iit, in 8rith }ear.
Gazette of Jan. 10, 1818
Rodolphus, son of the late Hon. I'"rancis, o|
Newport, aged 39 years, at Natchez, Miss.
Gazette of Sept. 7, 1825
MAl.COMH I':iizabeth, at New|HHt, aged about

7(1 ye.irs. Gazette of Uee. 4, 1S22

MA I. CO EM Cai>t. Daniel, merchant, aged 44

years, ( )ct. 2^, 1769

The folliiwnig is cut on the Cajitam's gi.ive-
stoiie;

Here lies buried in a stone gra\e 10 feet dee])
('apt. Daniel Malcon, merchant, who de|),uted
thi> lile ( )clober 23 1769 aged 44 ye.irs.

A true .Son ol I ,ibei ty
-A I'riend to the Public

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS 75

MALCOLM :

An Enemy to Opjiression
And one of the foremost in
opposing the Revenue Acts
on America.
Mrs. Anstice, wife of Dr. Henry, of Philadel-
phia, and daughter of Samuel Chace of
this town, in her 22d year, Ji''y i?' '779

William, Esq., Brigadie'r General of Militia,

of New York. Gazette of Sept. lo, 1791

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Dr. Henry, formerly
of Providence, at Hudson, N. Y., aged 45
years. Gazette of March 24, 1810

John, of Philadelphia, at Havana, aged 45

years. Gazette of Aug. 4. iSiO

Mrs. Mary, of Boston, at Montague, near

Colerain, aged 58 years, fell from a bridge, Oct. 4, 1814

Lieut William, of the army, native of Bos-
ton, at Baton Rouge, La. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1823
MALLOY Daniel, native of h'eland, formerly
of Rhode Island, at Savannah, Ga. (Ga-
zette of May 30, 1 82 1
^LAl^ONE William; he murdered his wife who
formerly was the widow Rose; had married
her but a few days; at New York, Dec. i, 1799
MALONEY John, of this t<nvn, at Surinam.

Gazette of Nov. 2, / 799

MALONY Mrs. , drowned in New \ ork

Bay, , Oct 18, 1S12

Mrs. Mary, widow, formerly of Bristol, but

long a resident of this town, in 78th year, Sept. 18, iSi<)

MALTBY George, merchant, at Baltimore.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1S07

MALTMAN Ann, widow of James, of this

town, in 71st year. Gazette of May 22, 1790

MAMMY Lucy (colored), at Washington Co.,
Md a'^ed 1 30 years; had been the mother
of 19 children. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1816

MUNCHAUSEN the Baron, aged about 60
years, famous for his wonderful produc-
tions; though a mountebank he was man
of talent and science; in France. Gazette
of • Nov. 19, 1814

MANCHESTER Mrs. , at Cranston, at

an advanced age. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1770

John, of this town, after a long illness. Ga-

zette of l^eb. 28, 1789

Alice, daughter of Matthew, in 21st year.

Gazette of July 31. i790

Edward, at Little Compton, aged 95 years.

Gazette of J^"- 5- 1793

70 NiiAL i;i:(()i!i) OK i;h()DE lsland

MA\(;IIKSTI-:R Mis. Mary, wife df Rev.

'riicnia.s, at C'uvcntry. (iazctte ot '"'^iig- '0, 1793

I'^rceliive, wife "f Capt. Matthew (formerly

of Cranston), in 7 1st year; had lived with

the Captain 53 years and bore nnto him 10

.son.s and 9 daughters; [an. 6, 1795

Mrs. Mannah, wife of Rev. Tiiomas, at War-
wick, in 33rd year, (iazette of Jan. 2, 1796
Joseph, in this town, aged 25 years, July 18. 1803
I'hili].), at Ti\-erton. (iazette of Dec. 22, 1804
Alice Ann, ilaughter of Col. Israel, at Gloces-

tcr, in 9th year, Dec. 13, iSii

Henry, son of Gideon, at Warwick, in 22nd

year. Gazette of Dec. 15,1810

Mrs. I.ydia, widow of (Hdeon, in 8r)tli year, Dec. 21, 1811

\\'\att, at Bristol, in 27th year, Dec. 10, 1812

Constant, m this town, in 30th year, A])ril 24, 1815

Mrs. Harriet, wife of William C , and tlaugh-

ter of the late John Warner, of this town,

in 23rd year, at Warwick, April 15, 1816

Mrs. Mar}-, wife of Joseph, at Coventry, m

64th year, A|Mil 6, 1817

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Daniel, aged t,^ years,

also her infant, at Little Compton; within

13 days also her mother Hannah and

grandmother Mary JJrownell, both living

with her, have died from the same house.

Gazette of April 19, 1817

Matthew, Ivscp, at Co\entry, aged 47 years,

suddenly, .Sept. [, 1817

Mrs. J^lizabeth, widow of Capt. John, in 65th

year, March 9, 1818

William, formerly of this town, ;it Wilming-
ton, N. C, in 22nd year, Aug. 2S, 1820
J. 1''., died suddenl)- near Augusta, Ga. Ga-
zette of ( )ct. 12, 1820
Sarah, daughter of Gideon, at W.irwick, in

41st year, C)ct. 30, 1820

Mrs. Taliitiia, wite ol Israel (]., Msq., at

•Scitiiate. Apiil lO, 1821

Mis. \\aite\', aged 68 years, widow of fohn,

of Cranston, at Newport, (iazette of \ov. 3, 182 1

Capt. Isaac, at Cranston, aged 62 )'ears, |une 10. 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife ot X.ithaniel,' at Bristol,

aged 72 years. Gazette of J.m. 29, 1823

Mrs. IClizabeth, wife of Nathaniel, at Bristol,

aged 72 )-ears. Gazette of j-eb. 5, 1823

Job, at Cranston, in 8ist )'ear, i'"eb. 8. 1823

George, of Bristol, at sea on bo.ud 15rig Bow-

doin. (iazette of .Sei)t. 15, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

I I

MANCIUS George W., Esq., formerly the post-
master at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1823
MANGUE the Sieur, murdered by the Sieur

Leonard Pousscreon; both were insane and

done as an insane freak; ir, I-'rance. Ga-
zette of Dec. 19, 1 82 1
MANIGAULT Gabriel, Esq., of South Caro-
lina, at Philadelphia, in 52nd year, Nov. 4, 1809
MANLEY John, Plsq., at Newport, July 21,

buried July 22, 17S7

Commodore , at Boston. Gazette of P'eb. 23, 1793

Capt. Henry, at Philadelphia, aged 61 years.

Gazette of May 23, 181 8

MANN Admiral , in England, April — , 1783

Lydia, wife of Benjamin, Esq., in 58th year, Jan. 10, 1785

Mrs. Pebee, wife of Dr. Pezeleel, at Attle-

boro, in 61st year. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

Benjamin, Esq., in 73rd year, Oct. 24, 1794

Dr. Bezeleel, at Attleboro, aged 74 years, Oct. 3, 1797

Mrs. Anna, wife of Thomas, at Johnston.

aged 58 years, Dec. 2}, iSoo

Oliver, at Smithfield, in 85th year. Gazette

of June 5, 1802

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Dr. John Preston

Mann, at Newport, in 38th year, July 2/, 1803

Dea. Thomas, at Wrentham, aged 86 years,

grandson of Rev. Samuel, the first minis-
ter of the town, March 19, 1807
Daniel, in this town. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1807
Joseph, a citizen of Portsmouth. N. H., aged

40, and his son, aged 15 years, drowned in

Piscataqua River near I5ervvick. June 14, 1S09

Dr. John Milton, formerly of this town,

drowned in crossing the ferry at Hudson,

N. Y., " Aug. 24, 1S09

Mrs. Mary, widow of Thomas, at Wrentham,

in 91st year, Nov. 5, 1812

Mrs. Catharine Sitrout, wife of William Met-

calf Mann and daughter of Dr. P^zekiel

Comstock, of Smithfield, in this town, aged

21 years, suddenly. May 18, 1816

William M., son of Alfred, one of the editors

of the American, in Smithfield, in 23rd

year, March 2, 1817

Charles, youngest son of Aaron, in this

town, in 7th year, Sept. i, 1S18

Oliver, son of Alfred, at Mendon, Mass.,

formerly of Smithfield, in 28th year, March 21, 1820

Alfred, at Mendon, Mass., ft)rmerly of

Smithfield, in 58th year, March 29. 1820

7S

VITAL KKCOltl) OF lUlODK LSLAND

1823
1823

1824
1825

MANX Isaiah, smi nf Jdliii, nt Scituate, at

Hostnii, aged 2^ )ears. dazette ot March 22,

Moses, at Wienlhani, ai;eil / •, years. April 16,

Thdmas \., l\s(|.. diplomatic agent of tlie

(iuatamala Ciovenimeiit. on hoard U. S.

.Shi[) Hornet oft' Old I'unit Comfort, \'a.

(ia/ette of July 31,

Mis. Anna, widow of John, l'",si| , at Sniith-

tield, in 84th \ear. (ia/ette ot ''^ng' '/.

M.ANNA Eniaiuiel. seaman of the I'. S. Frigate

Constellation, in action with a I''rench

ship, l'"eb. I, 1800

M.ANNINCi Ke\' Dr. J.mies. in 54th )ear. Presi-
dent o| Rhode Island College.
Mrs. M,M\-, wife of Joseph, in (Oiul year.

(i.i/ette of
C.ipt. William, at Woodstock. Cl., in 74th

\'ear. (i.i/ette ol
loseiih, formerly of thi.- town, at ]-!oston,

aged js N'eais; (ia/ette of
James, meix'hant, aged 43 \-ears, a nephew

of l\e\. James aiul graduate ot 1\ . [ Col-
lege, at New York, (ia/ette ot
Col. I'hineas, at Perth Amboy, N. J , m 55th

year,
Mrs. l,\di,i, wife of Willi.iin, pi inter, at Bos-
ton, aged 38 )'ears,
lames, son of James, aged 14 _\e.irs, drowned

at I'.ast River, New ^^>Ik,
Mis. Margaret, widow of the late President

Manning, in 72nd \'ear,
MANNWARiN(i Miss .at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 56 )'ears. (ia/ette o(
David, .it New Y(.)rk, ageil 63 years, .1 luer-

ch.int at .New London. (Ia/ette ol
M.AN.Sh I I-.I.D John, e\eciited .it Worcester for

murder,
I'.ail ol, in l'aii;l.uid. (ia/ette ot
Col .S.unucl, tormerlv ,1 nierch.int ot New

N'liik and an ol'ticci ot the Re\ nhition,

suddenly on ro.id liom Alliaiu' to New

\'ork. (ia/ette of
[ohn ]'"enno, son of nenr_\'S. and P'.li/alielh,

at .Smithlleld, in 5th year,
[oel, murdered h}' his wife at Noith lla\en,

Ct.,
.\1 A N .si'.I .L Marcus, seaman, wounded and since

dit'd liom action between the Chesapeake

and Slumnon, June I, 1813

July 29,

1 79 1

Jan. 6,

1798

.Sept. 26,

1807

April 2,

1808

Jan. 28,

1809

June 30,

1 809

Dec. 23,

I 81 2

July 23,

1S15

Nov 9,

.815

.Sein. 15.

1798

May 19,

1804

)une ig,
■ M.iy 4.

1 79.?

heh.

■/■■

1 810

Oct

2

1817

July

-4.

1824

PliOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

MANTON Elisha, at Gldcester. Gazette of May 3^

Patience, second daughter of Col. F;dvvard,
aged 19 years, at Johnston, Feb. 27

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Daniel, Jun., at Johns-
ton, in 24th year, June 28,

Mehitable, eldest daughter of Olney, aged 17

years, in this town. Gazette of Jan, 16

George, son of Col. Jeremiah, at Johnston,

in 12th year, April 25,

Col. Daniel, at Johnston, in 66th year, Nov. 14

Catharine, daughter of Hon. Edward, at

Johnston, aged 23 years, June 20,

Charles, Usq., attorney at law, at the resi-
dence of his father. Col. feremiah, at
Johnston, aged 29 years,

Thomas, youngest son of the late Daniel,
Esq., at Johnston, aged 34 years.

Col. Edward, at Johnston, in 6ist year, be-
came a "I'Viend" in late life,

Mrs. Patience, widow of Col. Daniel, at
Johnston, in 77th year,

Maiy Whipple, daughter of Joseph, at Johns-
ton, aged 14^ months,

Harriet, daughter of Amasa, in this town,
aged 2 years 6 months,

Olney, in this town, aged 51 years,

Ann Eliza, wife of Henry and daughter of
Capt. John Jenckes, of Smithfield, at
Johnston, in 28th year,
MANUEL Henry P., son of Simeon, in this

town, in 14th year,
MAPLES Thomas, at Jamesville, S. C, shot by
his eldest son Richard, a youth of 23
years.
MARACHE Solomon; his house burnt at New-
port,
MARANSIN Gen., in Spain, said to have been
the fifth French general to die from his
wounds since the battle of Albuhera. Ga-
zette of
MARBLE Daniel, from drinking cold water.
Gazette of

Mary and Hannah, daughters of widow An-
drew, drowned in the Sutton Pond by up-
setting of a boat,

Edwin R., of Newport, in this town, in 22nd
year,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Jonathan, in this town,
in 63rd year,
MARBONNE the Countess, at Paris, executed.

Feb. 26,

816

Nov. 9,

819

Sept. 19,

820

Dec. 7,

820

July 30,

821

April 12,
Aug. 17,

823

823

Sept. 2-],

825

May 23,

821

July 29,

So 5

Dec. 28,

770

Oct. 12,

811

Aug. 24,

771

May 29,

822

July 8,

^^l

Oct. 14,

824

July 29,

794

800

803

804

808

808
808

811

so

s'li'Ai. i!i;i()i!i) OK ujioni'; islaxd

IMAkC'II Daniel, at Sutton, Mass., aged 21
years, graduate of lirmvii ("ollege. Ga-
zette of
Aiigier, printer, at Ne\vbur)'])ort, a^ed 39
years. Gazette of

MARCH ANT Henry, Esq., U. S. iJistrict
Judge, at Newport, in 55th year,
Mrs. Sally, wife of \\'illiani and ilaughter of
Ca])t. \Villiani Shaw, of New|jiirt, at South
Knigstown, ageil 26 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Isabel, widow of Huxford ami daugh-
ter ol the late Governor Richard Ward, at
Newpoit. ni 89th )'ear. (iazette of
Sai'ah, eldest daughter of William, h'si)., at

New]H)rt, in iSth vear. Gazette of
Rebecca, daughter of William, in ijlh year,
at Newpoit,

MARC\' Nathaniel, I'lsc].. at Woodstock, Ct.
('lazette of

MARDl'lNlikOUGlI eluistnphci, b'.sq., form-
ciiy I if Newport, at .St. lN.ilts, aged "] 1
years. Gazette of

MARKAR Mrs. (colored), at Wuhuni,

aged upwards of 100 years. Gazette ol

M.ARI.X Josepha, Archiluchess, died at Sclmn-
1)1 nn Gast Ic,

.M.ARI.X TICKMS.A, Empress of Austria, at \'i-
cnna, aged S7 vears. Gazette of

M.XkIA rUhlRI^SA, \vife of Charles 1\' .uul
niiitlita n| l-"erdinaiid \'I1, in .Sp.iin,

.M.XRICR. I'uKlu-ra Cordelia Olney, d.iughter
(it l^phiaim, at .'\ssonet. ( iazette nf

MARINlCr Ml". ; with si.\ other laborers

tiiok refuge undei' a tall [line fiom a
shower; the lightning struck the tree and
killed him and serimisly crippleil each of
till' others; at Grand ,St. ICsjuet, V. C.,

M.\I\IN() Ale.vauder, ordinaiy seaman, killed
on boai'd {''rigate ChesLq.ieake in action
with the Sh.innon,

M/\I\I<)X (Sen. l''iancis, m .Snuth Canilina.
(i.izette lit
lion. Rolieit, late Member nf L'ongiess, fiom
Chaileston District, S. C, at St. Stephen's
I'arish .S. C., in ^(Ah year. (iazette of

M.\l\l\(dC .Abi.di.im, l'",s(|., aged iSo s'cars, at
I'hiladelphi.i. (iazette of

M/ARK.S Miss M.. peiishcd in the buining of
the lIuMtre at Richniund, \'a..

Jan. 24, 1807

Aug. I, 18 12

Aug. 30, 1796

Jan. 29, 1803

Feb. 13, 1808
June 8, 181C

Aug. 2--,. 181 8
Dec. 8, 1798

Niiy. I, 1806

Jan. 3, 1S07

( )ct. 15, 1707

June 20, 1807

Jan. 2, I 819

Nov. 2, 1820

July 29, 1817

June I, 1813
Maich 28, 1795

.M,iy 4, 1811

Sept. 13, 1806

Dec. 26, 181 1

pi{()vii)i:n(e gazette— deaths gj

MARR Mrs. , wife of James, at Lyming-

ton, Me., aged 20 years; her clothes
caught fire. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1813

MARRY ATT Samuel, at Hopkinton, in 90th

year, May 18, 1809

Joseph, at London, Eng., aged 6"; years.
Member of Parliament for Sandwich,
chairman of committee for Llo}'ds, sud-
denly. Gazette of March 13, 1824

James, printer, at Newport, formerly of this

town, aged 62 years. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1818

MARSH Jonathan, aged 7 years, at Newport, Feb. 18, 1770

Susannah, wife of Daniel, merchant. Ga-
zette of Jan. 21, 1775

Daniel, merchant, Oct. 31, 1776

Thomas, Esq., late tutor and Fellow of Har-
vard Corporation, last week, at Water-
town. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1780

John, at Newport. Gazette of Dec. 8, 17S1

Polly, daughter of Daniel, dec, of this town, Feb. 18, 1782

Mrs. , widow, at Newport, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of June 17, 1786

Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Benjamin, of Sut-
ton, at Rehoboth, in 94th year. She was
mother of 8 children, 6 of which are now-
living; grandmother of 79 children. 65 now
living; and great-grandmother of 151 chil-
dren, 145 now living. One of her great-
grand-children has a child now living.
This account of her posterity was given
by her in November, 1784. Gazette of June 28, "1788

Betsey, only daughter of Jonathan, of New-
port, aged 20 years. Gazette of Feb. 7, 17S9

William, at Newport, aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of July 31, 1790

Mrs. Lavinia, wife of Capt. Jonathan, at
Washington, N. C. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1793

Elizabeth, wife of Gould, at New^port. Ga-
zette of Nov. 29. 1794

Miss Mary, at Newport, in 6ist year. Ga
zette of April 23, 1796

Phebe, daughter of Gould, at Newport, in
28th year. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1796

Gould, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gazette of July 11, 1801

Jonathan, at Newport, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 18, 1802

Senaca, formerly of Holliston, Mass., at New-
York, of the fever, aged 34 years, July — , 1803

Jonathan, merchant, formerly of this town,

at Bath, N. C., aged 51 years, Sept. 5, 181 1

S:^ VITAL KKCOKD OK liHoDK ISLAM)

M.AKSH David W., merchant, formerly of this

town, in Xorth Carolina, Nov. 2, iSii

James, late of Providence, merchant, at sea
iin passage from Xorth Carolina to Bos-
tun. Gazette of l-'cb. i, 1S12

Miss Nanc}-, at Nnith I'lnvidence, in 26th
year, July 5, 1812

Jacob, at Smithfield, in Sist year, Aiiril^o, 1816

Mrs. Martha, widow of James, at New])ort,

aged 75 years. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1817

Miss Ruth, at Newport, aged 70 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. g, 1 8 19

Rev. Dr. Jnhn, at Wetherstield, Ct., aged 78
years, many years |)astor of the chtnxh at
that i-ilace, Sept. 13, 1821

Joel, at Cranston, in 36th year, Feb. 9, 1S22

John, Jun., eldest son of John, of Newport,
tirdwned at sea from on board lirig Rus-
sell, aged 16 years, April 17, 1822
IMARSHALL .Sarah, wife of Benjamin, in 63rd

year, Feb. 19, 1780

Fnsign , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's Regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of July 21, 1781

Benjamin, in 74th year, Oct. 15, 1790

John, commander of Gunboat No. 2, a native

of Maryland, at New Orleans. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1S09

.Almeime, perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, \'a., Dec. 26, 181 1

(of \\'\the) broke his neck in attempting to
jnni|) from a window during the burning
of the theatre at Richmond, Va.. Dec. 26, iSii

William, Escp, brother of the Chief Justice,

at Richmond, Va. Gazette of July''), 1816

Mrs. .Marina, widow of .Samuel, late of New-
port, in this town, in 68th year, .Sept. 11, 1819

Mrs. Mar}-, wife of lienjamin, in this tnwn,

in 70th year, March 21, 1820

l.e\i, killed by an e.\i>losiiin of |)owder at

Clemslord. Gazette ot Dec. 7, 1820

Benjamin, in this town, at an adxaticed age, C)ct. 16, 1S21

Midshipman Rubert, nf l'. .S. .Ship Frank-
lin, drowned in the suif near \'alparaiso, March 19, 1822

ICliolt, foinierly of this town, at Portland,

.Me. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1824

MAKSTON William, printer, at New Yurk.

(iazetteiif May 14, 1796

Mrs. Ann, wile of John, at lioston, aged 36
years, July 28, 1S04

PKOVIDKXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS gg

MARTIN Capt. John, at liarrington. Gazette

of " May 21,

Capt. John, aged j"] years, at Conanicut,
from a wound received during Wallace's
E.xpedition of the loth inst.. Dec. 14,

Hn.sign , of the artiller)-, killed in ac-
tion at Annes. Gazette of

Edward, at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Sylvanus, in 56th year, at Rehoboth,

, son of Joseph, of this town, appeared

to be drowned,

borough Christopher, Sen., at Newjjort, in
75th year. Gazette of

Hon. John, died at sea. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Joseph, Esq., of this

town; funeral sermon by Rev. Mr. Snow;
buried in new burial ground west side of
river,

Sybil, daughter of David, m i8th year. Ga-
zette of

Thomas, at Glocester, from a wound from a
scythe,

Joseph, in 55th year,

Susannah, youngest daughter of Sylvanus,
Esq, Gazette of

Luther, at Barringt(.)n, aged 47 years. Ga-
zette of

George, at Newport, in 8Sth year. Gazette
of ^

Capt. John, of this town, at St, Domingo,
Gazette of

Ruth, daughter of the late Edward, at Reho-
both, in 27th year,

Mrs. Rachel, wife of William, late of Gloces-
ter, in this town, in 87th year,

Mrs. Julia, wife of John D., and eldest daugh-
ter of Col. Ephraim Bowen, in this town,
in 26th year,

Mrs. Julia, in this town, of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. Jeremiah, in 35th
year,

Ellhanan, at Troy, N. Y,, in 35th )'ear, the
next issue says his remains were brought
here and buried at Rehoboth,

Elizabeth, daughter of David, of this town,
in 17th year,

Capt. Simeon, of the Ship George Washing-
ton, of Newport, near New Orleans, in
24th year, Dec, 28,

July 21,

March 30,

Aug. 13,

781
782
782

April 7,

783

Aug. 9,
March 18,

786

Sept. 26,

[788

July 31.

790

July 16,
May 25,

■793
794

Oct. 17,

795

Aug. 24,

799

March 8,

800

Jan. r4,

S04

June 22,

S04

May 26,

80s

July 30.

805

Aug. 3,

JS05

April 21,

t8o6

July 5,

806

Dec. 20,

806

774

775

806

84

VITAL 1;K((>I;Ii of KHoDK 1,-^L.\N1)

MARTIN John !•:.. late of the New York Thea-
tre, at New York, in 37th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, widow of Seth, at Rehoboth,
a!j,"ed 76 years. Gazette of

Hon. Alexander, LL. D., in North Carohna;
also his mother, the latter aged gi years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Sally, wife of William B., Esq., in this
town, in 35th year. Gazette of

Alexander, printer, native of Boston, form-
erly editor of the Baltimore American.
a.?ed 33 years. Gazette of

Charles F., eldest son of Joseph S., in 14th
year,

Daniel, seaman, killed on board Frigate
Chesapeake in action with the Shannon,

Edward, seaman, wounded and since died on
board the Niagara on Lake Erie in action,

Mrs. Margaret C, wife of George \V. and
daughter of David Grieve, in 24th year, in
this town,

Edward, at Rehoboth, in 72nd year,

Capt. Valentine, Jun., in the 2.Sth year of
his age, in this town,

Julia, infant daughter of Henry, aged 16
months,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Amos, at New Salem,
Mass., in 73rd year,

Elizabeth R., daughter of Capt. Syh'anus
P., aged 7 years 6 months.

Dr. John R., son of the late Capt. John, of
this town, graduate of B. U., aged 28 years,
at Havana. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Ikujamin, Esq., of Har-
rington, at Warren, aged T}, years. Ga-
zette of

Mary A., daughter of the late Capt. Valen-
tine, in this town, in 17th year,

Mrs. I5etsey, widow of Capt. X'alentine, in
this- t<iwii, in 40th year.

Pardon S,, son of lienry, in this town, in
5th year,

Etlward, son of Valentine, dec, at sea on
board 15rig Pegasus, agetl 19 years,

David, in this town, aged 70 years,

Sylvanus, Esq., in this town, in 70th year;
he was descended from John Martin, who
came from England and settled in Swan-
zey in 1665, and second son of Sylvanus of
Rehoboth; he early settled in this town;

April 25,

1807

June 2"],

1807

Dec. 12,

1807

June 10,

1 8(19

Oct. [3,

iSio

May 7,

1811

June I,

1813

Sept. 10,

1813

Jan. 17,
April 5,

1815
1816

June 15,

1816

March 7,

/817

March 12,

1817

April 30,

1817

I\Iay 24,

July 5.

1817

July iC,

1S17

July 18,

1 817

May 8,

181S

Sept. 10,
Aug. 10,

1818
181S

817

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE-DEATHS 85

MARTIN:

was in the Expedition to Roxbury in 1775,

and held oifice in town and General As-
sembly; Nov. 25, 1818
Joseph Foster, son of the late Capt. John,

in 2 1 St year, graduate of B. U. 18 17, and

had recently returned from the Law

School at Litchfield, Ct., March 10, 1819

Edward S., son of Joseph S., Esq., in 20th

year, March 30, 18 19

Hon. Simeon, at Seekonk, in 65th year;

formerly Lieut. Governor of Rhode Lsland;

he marched for Boston in 1775 in the first

detachment of troops; was a captain in

Col. Lippitt's Regiment; was at Trenton;

removed to Newport after the evacuation

in 1779 with his family; was Adjutant

General and Major General of Militia;
Elizabeth, daughter of James, in this town,

aged 19 months,
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of David, in 69th

Sept.

30,

1819

Aug.

1 1,

r820

Sept.

23.

1820

Jan.

18,

1S21

Feb.

14,

1 ,82 1

year,

Miss Susan, second daughter of Dr. Calvin,
at Seekonk, in 25th year,

Angelina daughter of Dr. Calvin, at See-
konk, aged 18 years. Gazette of

Elisha May, son of Dr. Calvin, at Seekonk,
aged II years. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1821

Mrs. Su.sanna, wife of Dr. Calvin and daugh-
ter of the late Hon. Elisha May, of Attle-
boro, at Seekonk, in 52nd year, March 5, 1821

Hon. Philip, in this town, in 65th year, a sol-
dier of the Revolution, at one time Briga-
dier General of the County and first Sena-
tor (Masonic honors), ALay 6, 1821

Samuel Colyer, son of Sampson, at Paw-
tucket, aged 7 mos., Aug. 27, 1821

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Lemuel, at New-
port, aged 72 years, Sept. 3, 1S21

Andrew, of Nachez, stabbed by an unknown

person; was a native of Ireland; ^ Sept. 20, 1821

Miss Caroline, eldest daughter of Joseph S.,

Esq., in this town, in 23rd year, Jan. 31, 1822

Capt. Joseph, at Havana, of the prevailing

fever, aged 26 years, July '9. 18--

Miss Ruth, daughter of Capt. Stephen, at

Swanzey, aged 22 years, Sept. 25, 1S22

Sylvanus, at Litchfield, Herkimer Co., N.
Y., aged 27 years. He overloaded his gun
in a spirit of fun returning from a shooting

Sf)

VIl'AI. I;K('i)|;|) OK 1:Hi»I)K I-^!,AXD

MARTIN

match; was tuld not tn tin it hut i'crsi>te(l.

The i^un burst and killeil him instantly.

Gazette of Jan. i.S, 18^3

Mrs Hannah. wkIow of jose|)h. at Newpoit,

aged 67 years. May 15, 1823

Mrs. I'olly, wife of John, Jun., in 35th year,

at Harrington, " July 8, 1823

Mrs. Mar)', widow of Gen. I'hilip, in this

town, in 68th year, Aug. 11, 1823

William, at Chesterfield, Va.. m 89th )ear;

was a descendent of the French Refugees

who settled in Virginia in 1700. He lived

with his wife 63 years. His house had

lieen built more than 60 \'ears and this the

hrst death in it. Had never lost a child

though he had 9, nor a grand-child until

he hail 19; Jan. 9, 1824

Capt. Samuel B., formery of this town, at

New Voi'k, aged about 38 )'ears. (iazette

of June 30, 1824

Capt. ,S\-!vanus P., in 50th _\car, eldest son

of \'alentine, Est]., of Seekonk, in this

town, July 31, 1S24

Mrs. .Susannah, at Harrington, in 94th sear.

Gazette of " ' July 2, 1825

Charles Sheldon, son of Henry, in this town,

aged 9 mos., July 31, 1825

MAR\'1N Dr. Elihu, at New I,ondon. Gazette

of Sept. 22, 1798

|ohii, giocer, at New \'oik. ol the te\er.

Gazette of Sej.t. 21, 1805

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Richaid, in this town,

in 85th year, July 24, 1825

MAR\', I'rincess of Hesse Cassel, dau. of

George H, of iMigland, b. Feb. 22, 1722,

died Sept., 1767

MASKELT]-;R Re\-. Neville, H. D., in l':ng-

land. member (jf Royal Societ)'. Gazette

(it ' ' Aug. 10, 1811

MASON I'eletiah, aged 94 years, at Swanzey, March 29, 1763

Mrs. , at I'rovidence. Gazette of' Aug. 25, 1770

Samuel, at Rehoboth, in goth year, suddenly, June 3, 1772

Henjamin, aged 46 years, at Newport, Jan. 7, 1775

IClder Job, in 8 1st year, 47 years in the Gos-

])el Ministry and more than 37 )ears of

the Second Baptist Church of Swanzey, July 16, 1775
Deacon Philip, aged ^i years, at Taunton, Oct. 2},, 1778
, son of Dea. Natiianiel, from a bite

of a dog at Adams, Mass. Gazette of July 12, 1783

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 87

MASON Cai)t. , of the Ship Prince of

Wales, at sea. Gazette of June 6, 1789

Noah, in 63rd year. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1790

Zerviah, daughter of John, in iSth year.

Gazette of Aug. 28, 1790

Haile, of this town, in 24th year, at sea on

passage from St. Thomas to New York, Marcii 19, 1792

Edward. Gazette of Sept, 15, 1792

Mr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

Gardiner, at Warren, aged 45 years. Ga-
zette of March 14, i795
John, at Swanzey, aged 80 years. Gazette

of Oct. 10, 1795

Mrs. P'anny, wife of Dr. James, formerly of

this town, in South Carolina, aged 21

years. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1797

Daniel, merchant, at Newport, in 421! year.

Gazette of Oct. 7, i797

Hon. Jonathan, at Boston, aged 71 years.

Gazette of May 12, 1798

Timothy, late of this town, at Cumberland,

in 65th year. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1800

Job, at Swanzey, in 75th year. Gazette of July 4, 1801

Rev. John, at Swanzey, in Sjth year; had

been a preacher about 40 years. Gazette

of J"ly 4. 1 80 1

Dr. Benjamin, at Newport, Sept. 14, 1801

James, at Rehoboth, in 72nd year. Gazette

of May 29, 1802

General Stephen Thompson, U. S. Senator

from Virginia, at Philadelphia, May 9. i«03

Job, of Swanzey, seaman, died at Canton,

China. Gazette of Julv i6, 1803

John, at Sturbridge, from a blast, aged 25

years, J^'ly -9-^ 1803

William, at Charleston, S. C, aged 36 years.

Gazette of March 23, 1805

Christopher, Esq., at Swanzey. Gazette of July 20, 1805

Capt. Lsaac, formerly of this town, at Hart-
ford, in 46th year, Nov. 27, 1S05
James, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807
John, Esq., in 67th year, in this town, March 15, 1809
Leonard, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 54 years.

Gazette of J-^"- -6' '''^"

Leonard, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 54 years.

Gazette of Feb. 2, 181 1

Christopher G., son of the late Dr. Benja-
min, at Newport, in 20th year. Gazette

oi April 18, 1812

Zerviah, second daughter of James B., Esq.,

88

VITAL KKCOK'l) OK IMIODK ISLAND

MA SOX :

in thi.s tiiwn, ageil 9 years, luly 18,

Aarmi, 1-Isq.. in S4th )'L'ar, Now 28,

I'ardon, Jun., in this town, in 24tl) year, Dec. i,

Mrs. L)'dia, widdw of Noah, m 85th year.
Gazette of Aul;-. 18,

Lieut. Nathan, in Seekonk, suddenly, agetl
69 years. Gazette of Aug. 31,

Mrs, Rhoby, wife of I'eleg, <>f S\v<inzev, in

86th year, Se[it, 27,

I'eleg, late of Swanze)-, in this town, in 85th

year, Dec. 4.

Dr. /\bel [Abraham], at Cumberland, April 13,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Aaron T., and daughter
iif the late Stephen Bullock, Esq., of Ke-
hoboth, at Killinglv, Ct., aged 40 )'ears. Ma)- 25,

William C, of Seekonk, mariner, aged 22

years, at sea three days out from Havana, July 2(',

Nanc)', eldest daughter of Chad, at Cumber-
land, in 22nd year, July 27,

Lucina, onh* surviving daughter cif Chad, at

Cumberland, in 17th year, Aug. 3,

Humphrey, at b'airfa.x. Me., killed in a care-
less frolic at a military training before the
assembling of theCompany, .Sept, l8.

Gen. Armstead T., killed in a duel by Jnhn
McCart\', at l^landensbnrg. .Md. Gazette
I it

lion. James Brown, late member of Con-
gress from this State, in 45th \ear.

Mis. Rachel, widow of Benjamin, in 64th
}'ear.

Gen. TIiom|;ison, Collector of the I'ort at
Alexandria. Gazette of

Mrs. I'llizabeth, at Swanze)', in 62nd )'ear,

Jonathan, of Seekonk, at New ]>edfoid, aged
21 years, (Military honors),

Henry, son of Obadiah,

Joshua, at Swanzey, in 87th vear,

John Sanford, son of John, at Thom[)son,
Ct., in 20th year,

Mrs. Martha Dorrance, wife nf William H.,
and eldest daughter of Jacob Whitman, in
this town, in 32nd year, at Thom|json, Ct.

Mrs. Joanna, wife of James, in tliis town,
in 54th yea--,

Dea. Caleb, at Seekonk, in 74th year,

I'ardon, only son of Major Edward, in this

town, aged i year 5 months, Jan. 14, 182:

b'el). 20, I

819

Aug. 31,

819

Sept. 13,

819

larch 23,

820

June 4.

820

Aug. 1,

820

Aug'. 16, 1

820

Aug. 29, I

820

Nov. 17,

Jan. 4,

April 13,
Nov. 5,

S12
812
815

816

816

816

816
817

818
818
818
818

818

820

821

821
821

PUOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS gg

MASON Ann Eliza, only child of Sanford. in

this town, aged ii months lo days, Nov. 15, 1S22

Peletiah, at Killingly, Ct., in 83rd year, Jan. 4, 1S23

Ebenezer, at Sterling, Ct., aged 57 years, Jan. 7, 1823

Peletiah, at Killingly, Ct., aged 83 years.

Gazette of Jan. 15, 1823

Joseph, Jun., son of Dr. Joseph, of this town,

aged 28 years, at Rio Nunez, Africa, on

board sloop Two Brothers. Gazette of April 26, 1823

Benajah, of Swanzey, Mass., aged 72 years, Aug. 30, 1823

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Joshua, at Swanzey,

aged 84 years, Sept. 7, 1823

Mrs. Alice, widow of General James B., and

daughter of the late John Brown, Esq., in

this town, Oct. 3, 1823

Mrs. Anna, wife of Pardon, in this town, in

6 1 St year, Oct. G, 1S23

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Edward, in this town,

in 69th year, Oct. 15, 1S23

Aaron, at Boston, aged 33 years. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1823
William Hill, eldest son of William H., of

Thompson, Ct., aged 6 years 9 months, at

house of C)lney Winsor, North Providence, Jan. 7, 1824

Mrs. Experience, widow of Nathan, at See-

konk, in 63d year, Feb. 11, 1824

Charles, in Swanzey, in 83rd year, March 26, 1824

William Henry Russell, infant son of Major

Edward, Aug. 8, 1S24

George, son of George, in this town, Sept. 8, 1825

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Harding, at Swanzey,

Mass., in 33rd year. Gazette of Sept. 17,1825

MASSANA Juan, executed at liarcelona, Spain, June 3, 1809

MASSEY Thomas, of Philadelphia, at Newport, July i, 1768

William, of Cambridge, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Capt. Matthew S., U. S. Army, at Pensacola,

aged 30 years. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1823

MASURY Joseph S., eldest son of Joseph, of

this town, in 17th year, July 28, 1805

Joseph, Jan., m this town, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Aug. 3, 1805
Joseph, in 50th year, Nov. 28, 1806
Capt. Samuel, master of the Custom House,

lost at Salem, Mass., drowned in the har-
bor, aged 57 years, Jan. 24, 181 1
Samuel, in this town, in 23rd year, Feb. 26, 1818
MATTHEWS William, lost at sea from Capt.

Pray's vessel. Gazette of March 16, 1771

Sarah, wife of John, and daughter of Joseph

Scott, merchant of Boston, at Charleston,

S. C. Gazette of May 7, 1774

DO

VHAL KKCOIM) OK HHODE ISLAND

MATTHEWS Mrs. ICliza, wife of Rev. lulmund,

at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1802

Joel, at Hubbardston, Mass., aged 19 years,
son of the late Lieut. Paul, was drowned in
attempting to cross a pond on a raft which
separated. Gazette of

(ieorge, at Baltimore, aged 82 years, of So-
ciety of Friends. Gazette of

Gen. Thomas, a Revolutionary worthy, at
Norfolk, \'a..

Gen. George, at Augusta, Ga., aged ~i\ was
on his journey from Morida to Washing-
ton. Gazette of

Mary A., daughter of Jeremicdi, in this town,
in 20th year,
MATTHKWSON Winchester, of Smithtield,
has mysteriously disappeared, supposed to
have been robbed and murdered. Gazette
of April 23

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Col John, in 36th year, SejJt. 22

s(.)n of Ua\'id, at Coventrx', killed by

May 28,

1S08

March 2,

1811

March 20,

1 812

Oct. 24.

1812

Nov. 16,

1824

lightning, July 3,

John, at Johnston, in 93d year. (Gazette of April 28,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, in 70th year, Dec. 8,

Abraham, Esq., in 65th year, formerly of
Smithfield and Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas for Providence County, at
Greenfield, N. Y., May 6,

()thniel, at Smithtield, aged loi _\'ears 6

months 28 days, born Feb. 3, 1705, died Oct. 11,

Thomas, only child of the late C'apt. Thomas,
who was lost at sea, in this town, aged 27
years 2 months, April 30,

Cajit. Noel, at Harrington, aged 36 years, iJec. i,

Daniel, at Smithfield, aged 75 years, A|)iil 5,

Mrs. Waitey, wife of Capt. Reulven, at John-
ston, in 35th year, May 11.
Sally, wife of James, at Coventry, in 36th

yeai-, June 7,

Col. John, in this town, in 74th year, Nov. 16,

Mrs. .Margaret, wife of Nathan, lisc]., formerly
of this town, aged about 42 years, at Tar-
borough, .\. C, Dec. 19,
Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Capt. .Sanniel. .it War-
ren, aged 28 years, l-"eb. 20,
Obadiah, a merchant of Haltimore and nati\'e
of this state, aged 29 years, at said 15alti-
more. Gazette of May 11,
Nicholas, at Cranston, aged 71 years. Oct. 19,

774
779

789
792
794

801
806

S09
8n
814

814

814
816

819
821

822
822

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS Ql

MATTHEWSON Mrs. Harriet, wife of John, in

39th year, in this town, June 16, 1824

Noah, at Johnston, aged 90 years. He held
town office for more than 60 years. Sev-
eral years member of Assembly, a soldier
ot the Revolution. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1824

Almy, son of Charles, of Johnston, in this

town, in 25th year, Oct. 5, 1824

Mrs. Patience, wife of Col. Isaac, in this town,

in 25th year. Leaves three small children. Dec. 2, 1824

MATHIAS Peter (colored), e.xecuted for the
murder and robbery of Mrs. Cross at Phil-
adelphia, March 14, 1808

MATH SON Rev. John, at Porteerdale, Eng.,
aged 90 years, and minister in that place
60 years. Gazette of June 18, 18 14

MATHP2R Dr. Samuel, at Boston, in 79th year, June 27, 1785
Samuel, Esq., at Boston, aged 27 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. iS, 1 813

MATIGNON Francis Anthony, D. D., aged 25,
pastor of Roman Catholic Church, at Bos-
ton, Sept. 19, 1818

MATTHISON Robert, at New York, of the

fever. Gazette of Oct. i, 1803

MATTOCKS Mr. . at Edinburgh. Stage-
manager of Theatre Royal, was the oldest
comedian on the stage and was called the
"Father of the Drama." Gazette of Nov. 3, 1S04

MATTOON Henry, of Leno.x, aged 24, drowned

in the Housatonic River, J^ily I5) '823

MAUDP3 Joseph, at New York. Gazette of July 20, 1771

MAUDESLEY John, at Newport, in 73d year, Feb. 21, 1795

MAULE Ellen, daughter of James, of Flamboro,
West Upper Canada, aged 7 years. A
loaded gun was hung up over the door, the
door being shut with a force, the gun fell
down and its contents exploded, killing the
child, Sept. 30, 1818

MAUND John James, former Speaker of the
Senate, of Virginia, at Westmoreland
Court House while trying a case. Gazette
of Nov. 27, 1802

MAUNNIES Lieut. , of the Torbay,

killed in action off Monsurat, April — , 1782

MAURAN Capt. Joseph Carlo, at Barrington,

buried with Masonic honors, m 71st year, May i, 1S13

George W., son of Carlo, in this town, in 3d

year, Nov. 14, 181 5

George Augustus, son of Capt. Carlo, in this

town, in 5th year, March 15, 1822

()') NIl'AI, KKCOIMi OK J;H()I)K ISLAND

MAURY I'"ontaine, one of Gen. Lafa)-ette's
Aides in the Ke\'olution, at Washington,
]), C. r.azettc of ^ Feb. 7, 1S24

MA\'I{RICK Samuel, aged 17 years, son of
widow Maverick, killed in Boston Massa-
cre, died, March 6, 1770

Capt. Samuel, of Charleston, S. C, at Provi-
dence, Jan. 3, 1784
M.-\\VDSLI-:Y Thomas, s(.)n of the late John, of
Newport, at Wilmington, N. C, in 25th
year. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796
MAWHOOD Col. , at Gibralter. Ga-
zette of Jan. 10, 1 78 1
M.AWXKY Anne, eldest dan. of late John, of

I'roxidence, merchant, March 3, 1765

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Col. John, in this

town, in 39th year, April 20, 1803

Tabitha, daughter of I'ardon, Esq , of North

Kingstown, in this town, in 17th year, March 14, 1808

Ruth, wife of John, Jun., at Cranston, (Jet. 24, 1815

John W., only son of Jnhn, l'2sq., in Crans-
ton, Nov. 16, 1 8 16
MANCY Mrs. Abigail, wife of Henry, at ,\ttle-

boro, aged 24 years. Gazette of Feb. 6, 1808

Milton, of Attleboro, Mass., brother of Rev.
Ur. Maxc)', formerly of this town, of a fever
after two days' illness, at ]?eaufort, N. C.
Gazette of Oct. 18, 18 17

Mrs. Esther, wife of l^enjaniin, at Attleboro,

in 45th year, ( )ct. 20. 1S17

Rev. Jonathan, D. ])., President of South
Carolina College, at Columbia, S. C, aged
53 years. Gazette of June 19, 1820

ICsther, only daughter of Jienjamin, at At-
tleboro, aged 17 years, Aug. 19. 1821

Levi, at i'".disto Island. S. C, aged 52 years,
natixe of Attleboro, a resident of Charles-
ton, June 24, 1822

Jonathan, Msq., Attorney at Law, son of
late Rev. Dr. Maxcy. formerly of this town,
at Antaugu County, Ala., Nov. 19, 1823

MAXFII^Ll) Jo.seph, died at I lalifax, a itrisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Thomas, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

M ANSON David, at Westerly, Dec. 26, 1786

, son of Jonathan, of Richmond, killeii

from a fall and a log rolling on him, May 22. 1787

Mrs. .Martha, at Hopkinton, aged lOO years

14 days, Nov. 3, 1804

PROVIDKNCE (lAZETTE— DEATH8 93

lulv 2S, iSiS

MAXSON Miss Content, at Newport, aged 64

years, . -

John, at Newport, aged 70 years, April 21, ib22

Jonathan, at Newport, aged S7 years, for 65
years member of the Sabbatarian Church
in that town, J"ly 3'. 1S23

John S., at Newport, aged 34 years. C.a-
zetteof Aug. 31.1^25

MAXWELL Samuel, seaman, washed over-
board, was recovered but so much bruised
that he died three days after. Gazette of April 6, 1771

Elder Samuel, in 90th year, at Rehoboth, May 5, 177S

Benjamin, of this town, lost at sea. Gazette

of Nov. 22, 1794

Robert, sheriff of the district, died of wounds
received from an ambush at Columbia, S.
Q Nov. 12, 1797

Lieut. Joseph, of U. S. Navy, at Syracuse, Eeb. — , 1806

Mrs. Nabby, wife of Capt. Level, at Warren,

aged 51 years. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1807

Simons, Collector of the Port of Hardwich,

m Bryant Co., Ga. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1807

MAY , daughter of Elisha, aged 7 years,

at Attleboro, scalded to death, June 14, 1783

William ; A. B., at Attleboro, July 12, 1790

:\Irs. Sarah, wife of Jesse, at I'awtucket,
daughter and last member of the family of
Thomas Spears, aged 24 years. Gazette
of Oct. 25, 11^06

James, at Newport, in 29th year. Gazette of Dec. 31, 180S

Elisha, at Attleboro, in 73d year, formerly a

member of the General Court, Nov. 15, 181 1

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Samuel, Esq., at Bos-
ton, Dec. 29, 181 1

John, Esq., at Boston, July '6. i*^'2

Sarah, widow of John, at Bristol, in 87th

year, '■)^^- 9< 1812

Jesse, Esq., at I'awtucket, in 36th year, Feb. 24, 1815

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Hon. Elisha, at Attle-
boro, in 73d year, ^I-iy "• ''"^'S

Nehemiah Lyon, at North Providence, aged
44 years.

Rev. Thomas P., rector of St. John's Churcn,

at Norristown, aged 26 years, Sept. 20, 1819

Almira, daughter of Capt. William, of Wood-
stock, Ct., aged 1 8 years, in this town, July 9, 1820
Mrs. Sarah, of this town, aged about 66
years, eldest daughter of the late Capt.
Matthew Cozzens, of Newport, June 10. 1821

John, at Boston, aged 45 years. Gazette of March 22, 1823

Jan. 23, 18 1 7

(J4 VITAL UKCOKl) OF JtHoDE ISLAND

MAY Ephraim May, ft)rmeily of Rehoboth, at

Leroy, N. Y., aged io8 years. Gazette of June 22, 1S25

MAYl-iERRY Capt. Jacob, of Newport, at the

Havanna, in 21st year. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1803

Stephen, drowned at (jorham, Me., in Little

River, June 10, 1824

MAYES Dr. Henry, aged 57 years, in Scotland.

Gazette of March 12, 1 80S

Wilson, Carpenters Mate, killed on board the

Lawrence on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. 10, 181 3

MAYHEW Christian, (Juartermaster, killed on

board the Lawrence on Lake Erie, in ac-
tion, Sept. 10, 1813
MAYN.ARD Mrs. Olive, aged 30 years, died

just three weeks from her marriage, at

Sterling, Conn., July u, 1819

MAYC) Mrs. , at Cambridge, i\Lass., aged

102 years, stillliving, March, 1772

I'Vancis, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Col. Nathan, at his seat near Tarborough,

Edgecomb Co., N. C, in 6gth year, RLarch 14, i8i 1

Miss Louisa, perished in the burning of the

Theatre at Richmond, Ya., Dec. 26, 181 1

Col. John, at Richmond, \'a. Gazette of June 13, iSji:s

^L\YS Erancis, died at Halifa.x. a jirisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, I77r), and Dec. 26, 1777

iMAZ\'CK Stephen, at Charleston, S. C, in 53d

year, Aug. 24, 1808

MAZZLS I'hilip, formerly a citizen of the United

States, at I'isa, Ital'y, m 86th year, i\Lirch ly, 1816

McALLIvX .Mrs. , at X'oh'intowii, aged

102 vears. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1783

McALLLS'TER ALatthew, native of I'ennsyl-

\ania but for 40 years a rc:;ident of Sawin-

nah. Ga., in 66lh year. May y, 1823

McALl'INI". William, late of Boston, printer, at

Glasgow, Scotland, (iazette ot Jan. 3, 1789

Mc.ARDI.i'. John, at Little J'"alls, X. Y., aged 50

yeais. killed while blasting rocks. He has

lost his 7 sons, not one by natur.d death.

Ga/etle ot ' Nov. 30, iS20

Mc.AKTllL'R Arthur, at I'hihulelphi.i. He took

a cold from sleeiiing on a damp lied at a

tavein in Newcastle, at lialtimoic. Ga

/ette of June 21, 1817

M(. ArLIl-"I''l-: Timothy, murdered, at Philadel-
phia, -"^ejjt. 7, 1784
McCALL Mrs. M.iry, widow, at Killingly, aged

88 years. May 31. ■■'^"J

June 29.

1822

April 6,

1809

Oct. 3,
July 21,

1812
'774

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 95

McCALL Dr. John W., at Charleston, S. C,

aged 29 years. He was in the act of

putting his pistol in the wardrobe when it

• went off and killed him. Gazette of

McCALLA Rev. Daniel, D. D., at the Grove
Christ Church Parish, S. C.

McCUr.LOUGH Capt. , killed in action

in Ohio. Gazette of

McCANNON Mr. . his son drowned,

McCANN Patrick, merchant, formerly of Provi-
dence, at Stafford Springs, Ct., aged about
56 years, July 1 1, 1805

McCURDY James, seaman of brig Hermes, per-
ished at sea. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1804
Major Hugh, at Baltimore. Ciazette of March 30, 1805

McCURRIE Andrew, Eisq., at Portsmouth, in

74th year. Gazette of lune i, 1805

McCarthy Thomas, killed by a highway, at

Cow Neck, L. I. Gazette of l-'eb. 4, 1764

McCARTY Richard, son of Richard, of Swan-
zey, in 24th year, at sea on board brig
Hovvdoin, on passage to Warren, Aug. 29, 1824

McCLARY Capt. Andrew, of the War Depart-
ment, Washington, formerly of Epsom, N.
H., son of Capt. McClary, who fell at
Bunker Hill. Gazette of Aug. 3, 181 1

McCLIiAN Col. Moses, formerly of Adams
County, Penn., at Chillicothe, (Jhio, in 73d
year, Aug. 25, i8io

McClelland Ann, wife of Samuel and eld-
est daughter of Col. Knight De.xter, at
Smithfield, in 27th year,
Mrs. Rachel, wife of Gen. Samuel, in 57th

year, at Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of
Mrs. ICunice, wife of James, at Woodstock,

in 33d year. Gazette of
Gen. Samuel, at Woodstock, in 78th year.

Gazette of
William, at Woodstock, Ct.,' in 47th yeir,
Mrs. Grace, wife of Nathaniel, Escj., at
Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of

McCLENATHAN Capt. John, at Brookfield,
Mass., aged 97 years. Gazette of

McCLENECHAN Capt. John, of the newly
rifled corps of Republican Blues, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Sept. 15, 179S

McCLEON Daniel, an old countryman, found
dead in the road, at Coventry. He said he
belonged to the Asia man-of-war, but tle-
serted her by swimming ashore, was trav-

May 19,

178S

June 27,

'795

Dec. I,

1804

Sept. 26,
Jan. 25,

1807
1809

June 5,

1813

Jan. 19,

iSi I

96 VITAL lUaoiU) OK RHODE LSLAM)

McCl.KON:

eling from Wiluntown to rrovidence, when

last seen was under the influence of liquor

and being thinly clad it is supposed he fell

in the road, became unconscious and so

perished, April iS, 1776

McCLINTOCK Rev. Samuel, 1). I)., at (ireen-

land, N. H., aged 72 years. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Miss Sarah May, eldest daughter of the late

Joseiih, I*~sq., at Bristol, May 2, 1813

McCLISM Thomas, at Kehoboth, aged 66 years.

Gazette of Sejit. 5, 1807

Mt.Cl.UL'D Daniel, carpenter, fell from a staging

and survived but a few hours, at I'limfret.

Gazette of Nov, 30, 1771

Nathan, at Newport, aged 46 years, Nov, i, 1820

McCLUKI-: Rev. David, D. D,, in 71st year, at

Kast Windsor, Ct., in the 44th year of his

ministry, June 25, 1820

MiCI.L'RG Mrs. , killed by a runaway

horse, near Richmontl, Ya,, )une 29, 1815

MlCOLLISTKR Daniel, from the gases in

charging an iron furnace, at Union, Penn,, I'"eb, 24, 1807
McCUMl-i Hleazer, merchant, of Wilmington, at

I'hiladelphia, Gazette of Oct, 6,1798

I\I( COXXELL Charles, at t'anandaigua, N, V„

aged 99 years. Gazette of March i, 1806

McCONN<-)GHIE James, of New|)ort, drowned

on passage from Newport to New Bedford,

aged 28 years. I'"eh. 24, 1 8 10

McCOliMl^ Gen. James, late member of House

ot Re|)resentati\-es and ofllcer in the Rev-
olution, at l^lacklick, I'eiin. Gazette of Aug, 13, 1814
Ml C'( IR K. I .!•; James l\ay, mcich.mt and planter.

of .Surinam, at I'hiladeli>hia, was a native

of Pennsylvania, 'iazelteof Ji'lv 5- ■'^'^f'

M(('()RMICls, Ciiristopher, niidsiiipman of the

r S. I'"iigate Constellation, in action with

a I''reiKh shij), l'"eb, i, 1800

Dr. Daniel, L', .S, .\a\'y, in (ieorgi.i. Ga-
zette of Sept. 28, 181 I
Mis. .Susannah, widow of James, late of I^os-

ton. 111 this town, Now 20, 1812

MrCOSil Josejih.at Charleston. S, C., ot fever.

(la/etteof Oct. 6, 1824

M<.C( )\' Miss IClizabeth, found murdered at

Nottingham, N. 11. Gazette of Sept, 11. 1813

Miss .Ann, aged 17 years, late a resident of

this town, at Savannah, (ia. Gazette of Oct, 19, 1820

Cornelius, of Norfolk, slmi by an unknown

assassin. Gazette of Nov, 13,1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS gy

McCRANEY Mary, at an advanced age. (Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 1/75

McCREA Jane, who died in 1777. Her remains
were disinterred after the hasty burial of
45 years. It was found the bones were
not much decayed and the marks of tlie
tomahawk were visible on the skull. Ga-
zette of May 1 1, 1822

McCREDIE John, was killed by not answering
the sentinel while hastening to a fire with
his buckets, at Richmond, Va. Gazette of Feb. 21, 1807

McCREERY Thomas, of Haltmiore, at Dublin.

Gazette of May 14, 1796

McCRIEF Originel, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

McCUE Patrick, killed by his cousin, Patrick

Cassaday, at Bedford, Penn., June 22, 1820

McCULLOCK Henry, executed at Northamii-

ton, June 7, 1787

McCULLOUGH Mrs. Eleanor, at Lexington,
Ky., killed by lightning in the Presbyte-
rian meeting house, July — , 1817

McCULLUM William George and John Richard,
twin sons of Randall, aged 23 months 6
days, born and died the same day, at Al-
bany, May 10, 1 81 5

McCURDY Lieut. Robert, at Dunbarton, N.
H., also all the males of his family, of the
spotted fever. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1814

McDANIEL P2nos, murdered by Andrew Cum-
mings, in Bourbon County, Ky. Gazette
of April 27, 1822

McDEVITT James, four children of his perished

in the burning of his house at Philadeljihia, I\Larch 3, 18 17

McDOMMET Miss Elizabeth, at Boston, aged

20 years. Gazette of Jan. 25, 1823

McDonald , drowned at Kingston, Ja-
maica. Gazette of June 13, 1787

McDONOGH Charles, son of the late Thomas,
aged 13 years, drowned by breaking
through the ice. P'ather was the British
consul, at Hingham, P'eb. 8, 18 14

McDonnell Mary, born on the Island of
Skye, died in County Downs, Ireland, aged
1 18 years, April 16, 17S5

Mr. , his wife and step daughter, mur-
dered by his negro slave, near Clarkes-
burgh, Ga. Gazette of June 11, 180S

McDonald Alexander, a laborer, from drink-
ing cold water, at Boston, Aug. 6, 1771

98 VITAL i;k(()i;|) ok hhode island

Ml ])()\.\LD Robert, one of seamen vvoundetl

nil the Chesapeake, at the Marine Hospital.

Norfolk, June 2", 1S07

Mrs. Rhoda, wife of Capt. John, at Johns-
ton, in 52d year, suddenly, Alay 22, 1S14
Laughlin, native of the Highlands of Scot-
land, age exceeding 100 years. He be-
longed to Lord Loudon's regiment, billeted

on the people of Boston, 1757, next year

was at the taking of Louisburg in 1759,

was on the Plains of Abraham, was in the

advance and vcr\- near to Wolfe, when he

fell ; at Belfast. Afe. Ciazette of Aug, 18, kSji

McD()N(3UGH Mrs. Lucy Ann, wife of Com.

Thomas and daughter nf the late Nathan-
iel Shaler, Esq., at Middletowii, Ct., aged

34 years, -"^"g- 9, iS-5

McUOUCiAL Alexaniler, .Senator (if New York,

at New York City, luiie o, 17S6

McDOlKiALL John Douglass, tnrmerly of this

town, at New \'ork. Gazette of j'^'-'o- ''• ^7^7

Peter, merchant, at New York. Gazette of Sei)t.22, 1798

McDOW]-:LL Gen. Joseph, in North Carolina,

late member of Congiess. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1801

Cnl. Samuel, near P)un\ille, Ky., in Sjth

ye.ir, an officer in the R,'vohuion, Oct. 25, 1817

McDOWALL Daniel, in attempting to rescue

Mr. J. W. Gadsden from his murderers,

was also murdered, at Charleston, .S. C, Dec. 21, 1S18

McICLDl'LRRY Thomas, Esq., at Baltimore, a

.State Senator, of Maryland. G.izette of June 9, 1810

I\Icb",Ll\()Y Thomas, printer, at New York, of

the fever. Gazette of ( )ct. 5, 1799

M( Iv\kI.AND Alexander Stewart, ..f New

Y(irk, i.irinter. (Gazette of Dec. 29. 1798

Andrew, joint proprietor of the Georgetnwn

Ga/ette, at Charleston, .S. C. G.azette of July 26, 1806

Dr. James, son of Cajit. James, of Worcester.

aged 41 years, at Rutland, Mass. Gazette

of Dec. I J, 1823

McI-'INDI.IiY Mr. , near Dumfries, died

June — , 1773. aged 143 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

I\Icl<'()\' John M., at 'Newport, from a fall on

board brig Roger Williams, in 21st year, Feb. 20. 1805

McGOURAN James, aged 15 years, drowned at

Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 17. 1821

Mc(;KAT1I Mr. , in the ]5ay of (juilo,

N. C. He went to a tavern and having

stayed late conchulcd to remain all night.

The hnuse caught fire and so rapid were

PKOVLDENCE UAZETTE— DEATHS 99

McGRATH :

the flames that he perished before he could
leave his room. He left 5 children, Feb. 27, 1S23

McGregor James, late a merchant at St.
Barts, a native of New Jersey. Had been
U. S. Consul at several West India Islands;
at St. Mary's, Ga., .-^ Aug. 26, 1817

Alexander, found murdered near the house -^ ^^
of Joseph Caldwell, at Montgomery, N. Y. ^^^
Gazette of Oct. 25, 1817

McGUEKIN Mrs. , at New York. Ga-
zette of Oct. 31, I So I
McHENRY John, killed in a duel with Thomas
Lewis, son of Col. Andrew, at Fincastle,
Va., May 16, 1S08
McINNIS Rev. Thomas G., pastor of the Ninth
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 15, 1S24
McINTOSH Donald, in Georgia, aged 95 years.

Gazette of Aug. i, iSoi

Gen. Laughlan, at Savannah, Ga., aged 80
years, an officer of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of March 22, 1806

Duncan, Esq., at Au.x Cayes, by assassina-
tion. Gazette of Nov. 8, 1806

Col. William, at Needham, Mass., aged gr
years. Was one of the oldest ofificers of
the War of the Revolution. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1813

McQueen, at Darien.Ga., killed in the streets
in an encounter with Col. John L. Hopkins.
Gazette of April 17, 1S19

A Choctaw Chief, who bartered awa}' his

people's land, murdered. Gazette of June 4, 1825

McIVER John, Esq., one of the editors of
Charleston, S. C, City Gazette, aged ^7
years. May 7, 1801

McKAY Robert, Esq., postmaster at Ernestown,
U. C, drowned in Lake Ontario with four
others, being upset in a boat by a squall, Se[it. 2, 181 S

Eliza, near Earnestown, U. C, drowned.

Gazette of Sept. 25, 1S19

George F~., son of William, aged 23 years, in

this town, • April i, 1824

McKEAN Rev. Joseph, D. D,, A. H. S., late
President of Bovvdoin College, near Port-
land, Me., m 50th year. Gazette of July 25, 1807

Hon. Thomas, LL. D., aged 84 years, at
Philadelphia. Had been 16 years a Mem-
ber of Congress, at one time President,
was " One of the Signers", commanded a

'...fC.

100 VriAL liECOlM) OK laiODE I.SLANI)

M( KK.AN :

Reyiniciit in the Kex'nlution, was Governor
of Delaware and 9 years Go\'ernor of Penn-
syKania, Chief Justice for 23 years, Meni-
l)er of Convention of 17S8 besides other
important trusts. Gazette of Jul)- 5, 1817

William, Esq., at Lontlonderry, N. H., aged

74 years. He was the only surviving

brother of the late Joseph McKean, D. D.,

first President of 15owdoin College, Dec. 20, 1824

McKEPLN David, Pls(|., at Corinth. Vt., aged 74

years, very suddenly, (jazette of Dec. 22, 1824

McKKXNEY Matthew, at the jail in Orange
Co., X. \'., aL,cd 70 \ears. He had been
in jail about 30 years for a single debt.
Gazette of Jan. 16, isig

McKPXZH^ Donald, a soldier, at Ouebec, from

a severe flogging, Sept. 2, 1766

Cajit. , of Et. Ciil P'letcher's Regi-
ment, killed in action at .\nnes. Gazette
of July 21, 1781

, drowned at Kingston, Jamaica. Ga-
zette of Jan. 13, 17S7

Kenneth, at Xew York, of the house of Rob-
ertson and McKenzie Gazette of (Jet. 6, 1798

Mr. D , of the Theatre, drowned himself

in the Charles River, near Boston. Ga-
zette of May 6, 1S15

Sir Alexander, the Scotch traveller, in .Scot-
land. Gazette of May 29, 1820
McKIXDEEY Capt. John, late of the U. .S.
Army, formerly a merchant at Philadcl-
|)hia, killed by lightning at Haltimore, July 22, 1817
McKIXLEY A., executed for mutiny on boartl

11. .M. Ship Columbine, at llalifa.x, Sept. 18, i.'<09

McKIXSTREY Col. John, aged 80 years, at
Eivingstone, N. Y. He served in the Re\--
olution from Bunker Hill tn Yiirktown,
was severely woundetl. the ball he carried
with him to the gra\e, June 16, 1822

William, son of the late Dr. McKinstrey, of
Taunton, Mass., and lately an ICpiscoiial
clergyman in England. He returned
home about 3 months since after an
absence of more than 40 years; at Con-
ciiid, X. H., in 6ist )'ear. .Sept. 26. 1S23

, a sister of Dr. McKinstrey. was mur-
dered at Taunton by a negro ser\'ant.
Her age was 21 years; June 4, 1763

Gen. Charles, aged 64 \cars, at Hinsdale,

X. Y. Gazette of ' Jan. 16, 1819

Nov.

20,

1822

April

30,

1791

Oct.

10,

1793

Aug.

31,

1805

Nov

'. S,

1 82 1

PKOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS \{)l

Mcknight Ur. Charles, ,it New York. Ga-
zette of Dec. 3. 1791
Rev. Washington, of the Presbyterian
Church, son of Rev. Dr. McKnight of
New York, at Augusta, Ga. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1805

McLACHLIN John, a teacher, at Calcutta, In-
dia. He left $88,000 to the Free Schools
of Glasgow. Gazette of

McLANE Rebecca, wife of David, in 26th year.
Gazette of
Cynthia, wife of Major David and daughter

of Ebenezer Davis, of Charlton,
Capt. Daniel, an officer of the Revolution,

at Natchez. Miss. Gazette of
William, in 22d year, formerly uf this town,
at New Orleans,

McLaren Mrs. , and her four children

perished in the buriimg of the transport

Abeona at sea. Gazette of March 14, 1821

McLaughlin Mrs. Sarah, wife of Henry,
Esq., of Hopkinton, N. Y., at Middlebury,
Vt. They had been on a visit to Ben-
nington Co., and on returning home he
sickened of the prevailing fever and died
and she took it also and also died, Feb. 14, 1S13

McLAUND Ensign , of Lt. Col.

Hetcher's Regiment, killed in action at

Annes. Gazette of July 21, 1781

McLAUREN Mr. , at New York. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1798

McLlCAN Archibald, Esq., at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Jan. [5, 1774
John, printer, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of June 6, 1789
Mrs. Lucy, at Norwich, Ct., aged 20 years.

Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Norman, printer, at Savannah, Ga., aged 28
years, native of Connecticut. Gazette of May 4, 181 1

McLELLAN William, aged 60 years, at Xenia,

O., killed by lightning. Gazette of May 24, 1817

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of the late William, at

Gorham, Me., aged 81 years. Gazette of Nov. i, i,S23

McLOUD Mr. , member of South Caro-
lina College, at Columbia, S. C. Gazette
of June 26, 1813

McMAHON Rev. Bartholomew Augu.stine, as-
sistant pastor St. Peter's Church, at New
York, in 45th year. Gazette of July 26, iSoo

McMECHEN David, Esq., near Baltimore.

Gazette of July 28, iSiO

1((^ \riAl. UK(()1{I) (IF JIHODE ISLAM)

McMillan Archibald, aged gg years, lo
months, at Willianislnirgh. I\Iass. Gazette
of ' Nov. 23, 1793

Alexander, Member-elect of Congress, at

l'"ayetteville, N. C. Gazette of No\'. 29, 1S17

McMINN Joseph, Esq., formerly Governor of

Tennessee. Gazette of 1 )ec. 25, 1S24

McMURTRIK William, at Philadelphia, mer-
chant, in 69th year. Gazette of April 18, icSo/
McN1-:AL Hetsey, only daughter of Mr. Hope-
still, in 7th year, June 21, 1795
Mrs. I\Liry, wife of John, in this town, aged

36 years, Aug. 30, 181 1

Jiiliu, seaman, wounded and since died from
action between the Chesapeake and Shan-
non, J Line 1, 1813
Lieut. Archibald, L'. S. Na\y, at sea. Ga-
zette of ^Luch 31, 1 82 1
Mrs. I"21i/,abeth, wife of John, in 38th year. ^^^g- 3. '^^i
Hopestill, in this town, in 71SI )e.ir, Aug. 7, 1824
Sarah, daughter <.it John, in this town, in 21st

)'ear, Sept. 4, 1825

I\L\LIL Alexander, at Hudson, X. \'., was

troni New York. Gazette of Sept 3. 1803

Mrs. Llizabeth, widow of John, in 94tli \-ear, M.i_\- 5, 1808

Alexander, on his way from Canatla to New
\'oik. the 15ritish Consul for Louisiana, at
Sandy Hill, N. V., .()ct. 18, 1808

Sina, widow of Samuel, at Hingh.uiipton, N.

^^, aged ('15 years, from a f.ill, July 17, IS20

M( l'llb:R.S( )N Capt. John, at Philadelphia.

( i.i/ette of .Sept. 22. 1792

Hugh, meichant,at Wilmington, N. C, aged
36 years. Gazette ot Now 30, 1811

t-ol, k , American Consul, .it Maileir.i,

(military honors), Jan. I, 1814

Mc(jC\\' John, drowncil in lliiil (late b)'

>w,iiiipiiig ot the boat, M.i\' 13, 1822

MiK.Ah; Archibald, I';s(p, Cai)t. ot the ALin-
Chester t'omijany of X'olunteers .uid son
of Rev, l\h'. McRae, of I'owhatan, was
noted as a historical scholar and able l.iw

yer, {■'eb, 12, 1 8O0

McS'r.-W I )ennis, seaman, on board Gunboat

46, lost on east side of Conanicut. Sejit. 29, 1812

KU.A'l'l.'XrC.H Col. ]5enjamin, at iMankfort,

I'enn., m 39th year. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1786

McWlloRTl-lR Rev. Dr. Ale.xandei, at ICliza-

bethtown, N. J. Gazette of Aug. 1, 1807

June 12,

1822

Sept. 24,

1796

May 14,

1796

March 27,

1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 103

McWHORTER Alexander Gumming, Esq., at-
torney at law, at Newark, N. J. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808
MEACH Rev. Asa, late of Ganterbury, Gt.,

near Hull, U. G., his wife, his second son,

and two youngest children drowned in

crossing the river. Gazette of
MEAGHUM Joseph, principal of a sect of

Shakers, at New Lebanon. Gazette of
MEADE Robert, eldest son of George, mer-
chant, at Philadelphia, in 21st year. Ga-
zette of
MEASON Gen. Thomas, at Georgetown, Md.

Gazette of
MECKLENBURG Strelitz, Prince of, the

brother-in-law of the King of Prussia and

ne])hew of the Queen of England. He

commanded a company of the Body

Guards at the battle of Lutzen. Gazette

of July 17, 1S13

MEGKLENBURGH Strelitz, Duke of, Louise

Auguste Wilhelmine Amelie, daughter of

the, the Queen of Prussia, at Strelitz while

on a visit to her father. She leaves four

sons and three daughters, was in her 34th

year. Was married Dec. 24, 1794, July 19, 18 10

MECKLENBURG Schwerin, the reigning

Duchess of, in Germany. Gazette of March 26, 1808

MECKLENBURG Schwerin, the Dowager

Duchess of, in Germany, aged 79 years.

Gazette of Oct. 6, 18 10

MEDBURY Mrs. Abigail, in 6ist year, at the

house of Richard Harding, I'^sq., at Bar-

rington, April 28, 1781
, son of John, of Rehoboth, drowned

in the river, June 4, 1785

Nathaniel, at Rehoboth, in 71st year, Nov. 29, 181 1

MEGEE Mrs. Phebe, formerly of Newport, in

this town, in 80th year, Oct. 13, 1813

MEHARRY William, of this town, mate of the

Brig Zerviah, at sea on her passage from

Rotterdam, fell overboard and was drowned.

Gazette of Dec. 27, 1806

MEIER Rev. John H., of the Dutch Reformed

Church, at Schenectady, N. Y., aged 32

years. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1806

MEIGGS Josiah, Commissioner of the General

Land Office, at Washington, D. C, aged

70 years, Sept. 4, 1822

104 VI lAi. i;k( <»i:i> ok i;iii»I)K isi>a.\ii

I\I]-;i(jS Nathan, in Long Ishuul Sound, suji-
|)()scil shcit by his own soil ami thiuun
uvorbiiatxl. (Gazette of July 14, iSio

Nathan, who was stipjjoseil to ha\'c been mur-
dered by his son and his body thrown into
the Sound ; it has been ascertained he
died in a fit and his son is acquitted uf all
blame. Gazette of ■'^ny. iS, 1810

Col. Keturn Jonathan, native of Connecticut,
an officer of the Re\(ilution, at the Cher-
okee Agency, Jan. 28, 1823
Hon. Iveturn Jonathan, formerly Covernor
of ( )hio and late Postmaster General of the
United States, at Marietta, ( )., March 29, 1S25
MLIN Mrs. Marv, widow of John, of Newport,
aged about 48 years, at I'ort Antonio, Ja-
maica, Aug. 8, 1S21
MI-:i.ANNING William, died at I lalif.i.x, a pris-
oner of wai-, between Nov. 23. 1776, and Dec. 26. 1777
Ml':i.i;.\n\' Mrs. Lucy, wife of William and
daughter of the late lienjamui lules, Jan.,
jninter, at Hallstown, aged 25 years. Ga-
zette of July 4, 1 81 2
MI';L1S11 John, aged 51 years, native of I'erth-
shiie, Scotland, author of works on Geog-
rapli\' and Political ICconom\', at Philadel-
phia, (.iazette of Jan. s. 1S23
Ml'^LLl'.N Heiir)-. Esq., a literar\- chaiMctei', .it

I)o\-er, N. H. (iazetteof Aug. 12, i8og

.Ml'.LMoril Mrs. . the actress, from in-
juries leceived Iroia tlie o\'erturning of a
stage, formerly of the New \'(irk Theatre,
at New ]5iiinswick. Crazette of Afav 30, 1812

('Pile ne.\t issue says she is not dead but
recovering from her injuries. )
M1:L\'1 LLl-: David, in 3Sth ye.ir, at Newjjort.

Gazette ot No\'. 30. 1793

] )avid, at Neu'iiort, m 63(1 )'ear. (iazette of Dec. 22. 1804

Gen. Robert, in Scotland, aged 86 years, the
oldest dener.d except one in the i^ritish
service. Gazette of Now 4, i.'^og

Miss .S.nah, daughter of the late l),i\i(l, in

I9tli \e.ir, at New|jort, Ma\' 28, 1810

Thomas, at Newport, in 84th year, April \(>. 181 i

Mrs. Llizabeth, widow of Thom.as. aged 93
years, at Newport. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1820

Mr. . of Rhode Island, aged 25 years,

at New Orleans. .April — , 1823

Thomas, at Newport, .igi'd 44 )-ears, Now 24. 1824

PROVIDENCE G AZETTE— DEATHS I05

MELVIN Alexander, at Georgetown, killed by

an accidental discharge of a gun. Gazette

of Sept. 19, 181S

MEMBORT , daughter of Ezra, drowned

at Kinderhook, N. Y., June 19, 1825

MEMMINGER Capt. George, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Oct. 20, 1798

MENDOZA Mrs. , died one year after her

husband's suicide. He had detected one

error among thousands of figures which so

disconcerted him as to put an end to his

life. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1S17

MENON Gen. Abdallah, in Venice. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1810
MENTGES Col. Francis, at Rocky Mount,

Catawba River, S. C, an officer in the

Revolution. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1805

MERCER Robert, Esq., late of Charleston, S.

C, at Philadelphia, Jan. 26, 17S2

Hon. James, one of the Judges of the High

Court of Appeals of Virginia. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1793

Mrs. Elizabeth, at Philadeljihia, aged 84

years. She was granddaughter of Richard

Collett, who came with William Penn, in

1682, and lived and died at Byberry, Penn.

Gazette of Dec. 10, 1803

Lieut. , son of General Mercer, killed

in a duel with a mate whom he also killed,

at Norfolk, Va., Dec. 25, 181 1

MERCHANT John, Esq., of Norfolk, Va., mer-
chant, murdered and robbed while return-
ing from the races near the town. Gazette

of Nov. 30, 181 1

MEREDITH Sarah, widow of David, aged 90

years, at Philadelphia, Jan. 14, 1770

Jonathan, at Jenkinton, near Philadelphia,

aged 71 years, Aug. 20, 181 1

MERETHEVV Mrs. Mary, widow of Elias, aged

70 years, at Cranston. Gazette of May 6, 1S15

MERITHEVV Capt. Richard, formerly of Johns-
ton, at Unadilla, N. Y., in 85th year. Ga-
zette of July 15, 1815
l\niRRELL Nathan, of this town. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1790
Nathan, of the ship Isis, Capt. Rathburn, of

this port, at Batavia. Gazette of Feb. 20. 1808

William, Jr., printer, at Philadelphia, in

25th year, June 13, 181 1

Richard, at Newport, aged 39 years. Gazette

of Aug. 16, 1817

Mr. , of Ontario, lost on Lake Ontario, Dec. 19, 1821

R. R., drowned near Darien, Ga. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1824

VITAL liKCOlM) (IK RHODE ISLAM)

MKRRMLL Oliver, aged 42 years, at \'ienna.
Me., was walking with a shar]) chisel in
his hand when he stunibled, the edge of
the chisel cut his throat so badly that he
died at once. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1S25

MICRRliLK Jacob, at West HartfcM'd, Ct., aged
about 46 year.>^. Fell from a load of hay
and on tohis pitchfork which so severely
wounded him that he died; wounded
March 9, died March 11, 1771

.M1'".RR1{TT Margaret, wife of John, at Provi-
dence, March 10, 1769, buried March 15, 1769

John, Esq., in 70th )ear, at Providence, Jutie 28, 1770

Henry, native of England, at Newburyport,
merchant, aged 4S years. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1821

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Henry, at Newbury-
port, aged 36 years, same day as her hus-
iiand's death. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1821

MI-'.RRIAM Rev. Mr., formerly assistant min-
ister of Trinity Church, Newport, at Sa-
vannah, Ga., very suddenly, Sept. 5. 1S07

Samuel, at Bedford, Mass. Came into the
house a]i]:)arently in good health, sat down
in a chair and died. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1822

Ml'.RRICK Nathan, of Ilardwich, Mass., a slu-
ilent in Brown University, drowned at l-^o.x
Point, July 12. 1788

Phebe, daughter of Obecl, at Taunton, aged

16 years. Gazette of July 24, 1824

MERRIFIP:LD Wllliam, formerly of .Schoharie,

N. Y., in this town, in 38th \-ear, '"^"g- 13. 1821

Mrs. Mary, wife of Aaron, and daughter of
Capt. Stephen Thayer, of ll.xbridge, at
[•"ranklin, IVIass. Gazette of -^^'g- 4. ''825

.M1':RRIMAN Gen. , at New London.

aged 52 years, June 21, 1813

MEIRRY Robert, a favorite nf the muses, at

15altimorc, suddenly. Gazette of Jan. 12. 1799

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, and daughter

of the late l'",lias Carpenter, aged 28 years, Nov. 9, 1806

William Tyler, infant son of Barney, at Paw-
tucket, ' Aug. 2, 1 82 1

Jose|)h, at Smithtield, in 47th )'c.u-. Gazette

nt Dec. 15, 1821

Barney, son of Barnc)', at Pawtucket, aged 8

months, April 16, 1825

MICRSICROLP: Mrs. Abraham and her daughter,
in the e.\]ilosion of steambo.tt Etn.i, m .New
Vnrk harbor, May 15, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 107

MERSHON John, one of the editors of the
Trenton FederaHst, at Trenton, N. J.
Gazette of Jan. 3, 1807

MERVIN Miles and wife, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 5, 1793
MESSENGER Ebenezer, at I'awtucket, in 52d

year, formerly of Wrentham, Dec. 27, 1820

METCALF Nathaniel, currier. June 29, 1775

Nathaniel G., in North Carolina, in 36th
year. He was striken with death at Ports-
mouth, Va., soon after he had embarked on
board a vessel bound for this port, his na-
tive place; leaves widow and children. Ga-
zette of June 27, 1 81 2
Michael, in this town, aged 63 years, March 31, 18 15
Ebenezer, at Cumberland, in 72d year, Oct. 23, 1820
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Reuben G., at Wren-
tham, Nov. 5, 1S20
Albert, son of Samuel, in this town, aged i8i

months, " Aug. 16, 1822

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Joel, P^sq., aged 63, Nov. 4, 1822

Sarah Calder, daughter of Samuel, in this

town, aged 6 years, 3 months, Dec. 13, 1822

Julis, daughter of Samuel, in this town, in
14th year, the third child lost within 6
months, Jan. 31, 1823

Kela, PIsq., at Natchez, of the fever, Aug. 26, 1823

Christopher De.xter. smi of Dexter, in this

town, aged 13 months, Del. 3, 1824

William M., native of this town, at Sutton,

Mass., aged 35 years. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824

Levi, in this town, aged 30 years. May 2r, 1825

Almira Taft, only daughter of Whiting, in

this town, aged 19 mos., June 8, 1825

Mrs. Selinda, wife of Liberty, at Cumberland,

aged about 45 years, June 18, 1825

Cornelia Sarah, infant daughter of Samuel,

in this town, aged 7 mos., July 20, 1825

METZ John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 179^

Paul, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

MP:YER John R., P:sq., at New York, aged 93

years. Gazette of Sept, 7, i8u

, the Jewish banker, at Copenhagen.

He left his heirs $60,000,000 of Danish
paper money besides other property valued
at ;£'5oo,ooo sterling, Sept. — , 1813

MICAH Peter, the oldest native of Nantucket.

Gazette of April 4, 1801

MICHAPZL Andrew, seaman, killed on board

the La\vrence, on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. 10, 1813

I OS

vrr.\L i;k('()I;i) of uhode island

.MICMELSCJX General

Ci.inimaiuler of

the Russian Army in Turkey, at Bucha-
rest. Gazette nf
MIDDLKTON Rev. Thomas Henshaw, Lord

]-5isht)p of Calcutta,
MIFFLIN Warner, member Society of Friends,
at Kent Co., Delaware. Gazette of

(jeneral Thomas, late Governor of Pennsyl-
vania, at Lancaster, in 57th year,
MILAS Mary, wife of Thomas, at New York, of

the fever. Gazette of
MILES Thomas, at Bi(ioklyn, Ct., suddenly,

Capt. James, of Concord, killed at Le.vington.

Mrs. , drowned in New York I^ay,

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged yS years,
MILLARD Sarah, wife of William, in her 24th
year,

Mrs. I'reelove, wife of Stephen, in this town,
very suddenly, in 40th year,
MILLFDGh: Hon. Mr., late Governor of

Georgia. Gazette of
MILLEN Stephen, a native of Savannah, Ga.,

aged 22 )'ears, from a discharge of a gun,
MILLI-2RD Squire, l{s(|., at Warwick, in 70th
year, a former member of General Assem-
bly, of the Town Council and an officer in
the Revolution,

John, son of Charles, at Warwick, in 22d
year,

Mi's. .So])hia W., wife of Russell, at I'aw-
tuxet, in 36th year,
MILLIMv Rev. libenezer, Pastor of the Fpisco-
[xd Church of Hraintree, in 62d year,

Capt. Joseph, on coast of Africa. Gazette
of

James, of Charlestown, killed at Lexington,

Henry, late an eminent printer of Philadel-
phia, at Hethlehem, I 'a., at a very advanced
age. Gazette of

John, at New]iort, merchant, in 60th year.
Gazette of

i\Irs. , willow, late of Warren. Ga-
zette of

Henjamin, of this town. Gazette of

Hon. Nathan, at Warren. (Jazette of

Sarah, wife of John, at East (jreenwich.
Gazette of

Isaac, at Philadeljihia. Gazette of

Dec. 5,
July-,

Nov. 3,
Jan. 13,

Oct. 5,

Jan. 19,

April 19,

Oct. 18,

Dec. 21,

June 30,
July '7.
Feb. 28,

Seiit. 26,

Jan

~}

1S2O

Nov.

10,

1822

Sept.

1 1,

1824

I'eb.

1 1,

1763

Sept.
A]iril

15.

19.

1764

'775

May

iS,

1782

Jan.

■^ ->

1785

Feb.
Dec.
May

17.

00

1787
1788
1790

Sept.
Oct.

12,

1792

1793

S07
822

79S

800

799
764

775
812
S22

773
82 5

818

S17

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS H)9

MILLER Craig, Esq., late professor of law at
Edenburgh, at Kentucky. His wife, the
daughter of the celebrated Dr. Cullen,
also of Edenburgh, had got, as far as Lan-
caster, Penn., when apprised of his sudden
demise at the place he was settling. Ga-
zette of Oct. I, 1796

Elder Daniel, at Cumberland, in Ssth year, Jan. 25, 1798

Capt. John, at Newport, in 45th year. Ga-
zette of (3ct. 12, 1799

John, at Philadelphia, in 78th year. Gazette

of ^ Oct. 12, 1799

John, at Philadelphia, of the fever. Gazette

of Oct. 19, 1799

Charles, at New York, also his wife, her
sister and an apprentice, only three of the
youngest children now remain Gazette of Oct. 31, 1801

Henry, a youth, at Philadelphia, July 9, 1802

Nathan H., at Newport, in 48th year. Ga-
zette of April 21, 1804

Sally Johnson, in 23d year, at Warren. Ga-
zette of June 9, 1804

John C, of Philadelphia, in 35th year, at
Trenton, formerly of the State Depart-
njent. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1S05

Thomas, aged about 80 years, Sept. 30, 1805

Tobey, of this town, colored, killed by a

drunken sailor, Aug. i, 1806

Mrs. Henrietta, wife of John S., and daugh-
ter of Hon. Gordon Saltonstall, at Mont-
ville, Ct. Gazette of June 13, 1807

Magnus, merchant, at Philadelphia, aged
about 80 years. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1807

John, in this town, aged 88 years, Feb. 28, 1808

Mary, widow of Peter, at Rehoboth, in 80th
year. Gazette of March 30, iS 11

Mrs. Roby, wife of Philip, at Rehoboth, m
6ist year. Gazette of May 11, 181 1

Jacob, at Rehoboth, in 76th year, Dec. 30, iSi i

Bernard, at Warren, in 93rd year. Gazette

of Feb. I, 181 2

Major Jacob, at Holliston, Mass., aged 80
years, an officer in the Revolution. Ga-
zette of March 7, 1812

Dr. Edward, editor of the Medical Review,

at New York, March 17, 181 2

John, seaman, killed on board frigate Chesa-
peake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

William Paul, infant and only son of Wel-
come, Nov. 6, 1813

no

VUAI, i;k( <ii;i> (IF i;m>i>K isi.a.vd

MII.I.lvR Mrs. I.ydia, wife of Reuben, at Ciim-

bcrlaiul, in 30th year, (iazctte nf Oct. i

Celia Elizabetli, infant daughter of Welcome,

in this town, suddenly, Oct. 7

Charles, formerly of Boston, at Ouincy, aged

74 years. Gazette of Feb. 22

Rebecca, widow of Hon. Xath.in. at W'arien.

in 75th \'ear, Aug. 21

Sail)' 1-" ranees, daughter of Welcome, in 12th

year, July 16

Elizabeth, infant daughter of Nathan, in this

town. Gazette of Aug. 22

Loisa, daughter of Welcome, m this town, in

i6th year, Sei:>t. 17

Daniel Field, youngest son of James S.,aged

2 )'ears 10 months, March 8

Mary, found dead under suspicious circum-
stances, at Portsmouth, \. H. Gazette of Ai-iril 24
Mis, , and her five children di'owncd

in ( )liio. Gazette of Ma)- i

Mrs. Sarah Rogers, wife of John, and only

daughter of Joseiih l^alch, aged 27 \'ears, Aug. 28
Amos, formerly of Ivehoboth. at East 151oom-

tield. N. v., in 41st year, Sept. h;

Mary Ann, daughter of Benjamin, Jun., in

this town, aged 1 1 months 26 da)-s, Nov. zj

I bill. Asher, formerly ma)'or of Middletown,

Ct., aged 6cS years, (iazette of Jan. 5

.Saiah Martin, daughter of Pardon, in this

town, aged 8 months 7 days, Aug. IQ

Nathan, in this town, aged about 30 years,

sutkleiil)', Aug. jC)

Zeilekiah. at Rehobnth, in f)2d )-ear. G;t-

zette of ' i-'eb. 15

William, son 01 I\e\- Moses, at lleath, Mass.,

aged 2 years i monih, l'"eb. 23

Nathan IP, in this town, in 62(1 ye.ar, AParch 23

Ordana, daughter of Russell, 111 22(1 year, at

Cuml)erland, July 1

Sally W., daughter ot ("apt. Jacob, at See

konk, in 18th year, < 'ct. 16

Mrs. Jane, at Marietta, O., aged 55 )ears,

formerly of this town. Gazette of I.)ec. 17

Philip, Es(j., at Rehoboth, in 74th year, a

soldier of the Revolution, P"eb. 12

James C, eldest son of the late Nathan, in

this town, in gth year, Oct. 8

Hon. Morris S., formerly member ot Con-
gress from New York, at Utica. N. V.,

;ige(i 45 years. Ga/elte of Nov. 24

1814
I 8 16
1817
1817
1818
1818
1818

1819

18I(;
1820
1820
1821
1822

I S22

I 822

1823

1823
IS23

1823

1823

[823

1824

1824

1824

I'KOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS HI

MILLKR William G., Esq., late American
consul at Montevideo, at Alveiado, .Mex-
ico. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1824
Asquar, at Cumberland, (.Masonic honors).

Gazette of May 7, 1S25

James, infant son of Benjamui, in this town,

aged 4 months, June 26, 1S25

Phebe, daughter of Consider, in this town,

in i8th year, July 5, 1S25

Miss Sarah, in this town, in 56th year, Sept. 28, 1S25

MILLINGS James, died at Halifa.x. a prisoner

of war, between No\-. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

MILLS Susannah, drowned at Boston, Feb. 22, 1771

Major John, .-Xdjutant General of the Legion
of the United States, at Greenville. Ga-
zette of ''^ng- 20, 1796
Rebecca, in Parish of St. Llizabeth's, Ja-
maica, aged II 3 years. Gazette of .April 6, 1S05
Major Joseph, a Revolutionary patriot, at

Deerfield, N. II. Gazette of Jan. 28. 1809

John Henry, fornieily of the Theatre, at

Philadelphia, at Montreal, l-"eb. 12, 181 1

Miss , daughter of the Widow ]\Iills,

at Lyringham, by ujisetting of a canoe, July 2;^, 18 12

William, of New York, at New Orleans, be-
tween July 29 and Aug. 5, 1823
MILLSHOP Mr.s. , wife of William, mur-
dered by her husband, at Iredell Co., N. C.
Gazette of June 6, 1821
MILLWARD James, at .Newport, in S7th year.

Gazette of P'eb. 8, 1800

MILNER Hannah, wife of Edwartl, aged 100
years 10 months, at Montgomery, Pa.; was
mother of 14 children, 82 grand, and great-
grandmother to no. Of these there are
living 7 children, 65 grand and 91 great-
grand children, June 2, 1769
Miss Maria M., at Boston, in 21st \ear, daugh-
ter of the late Joseph. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1S23
MILTON Gen. Homer Virgil, a field officer of
the United States Army during the late
war, at his residence, in Jefferson Co.,
Ga., .April 27, 1822

MINER Mr. , at Stoi)hentown, his three

children perished in a burning house, Jan. 19, 1785

Phineas, at South Kingstown. Gazette of Dec. 2"<, 179?

Mrs, Catharine, at Marrietta, O., aged 53

years, formerly of this town. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1823

MINIS .Abraham, Plsq., at New]iort, in 23d year,

a much respected citizen of Georgia, Aug- 29, 1801

212 VITAL liKCOlMi OF imoDK ISLAND

I\II.\KLl-:\' John, at West Stockbridge, killed

in attempting to stop a pair of runaway

horses. Gazette of Feb. ii, 1S09

MINOT Hon. George Richards, at Boston, aged

44 )'ears. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1802

MINTIIORN Mr., wife and two children,

drowned in crossing the Susquehanna

River, Nov. 25, 1815

MINTO Walter, LI,. L)., I'rofessor of Mathe-
matics and Natural Philosophy in the

College of New Jersey, at Princetdii. (ia-

zette of Nov. 5, 1796

MINTON Edward, gmcer, at Union Chapel,

Chelsea, London ; was singing one of Ur.

Mott's hymns with his usual spirit when

he fell dead, Feb. 8, 1818

MINTCKN William, of New York, merchant,

at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1799

MIRAL'LT I'eter Michael Joseph, a native of

St. Domnigo, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Dec. 28. 1805
MrrCIIh-l.L Capt. James, of Providence, Jan. 15, 1772

FklLr — , at Smithtield, in 98th )-ear.

Gazette of Oct. 24, 1795

Mrs. . Gazette of Aug. 26, 1797

F^dward, merchant, formerly of this town, at

Georgetown, .S. C. Gazette of I\Lay 5, 1798

James, at Portsmouth, in 85th )'ear. Gazette

i(f Oct. 12, 1799

Mrs. ■ , of this tnwn, died nf tlie fever.

Ciazette of .Sept. 2~ , 1 Soo

y\nna IC , widow "t Ivdwaid, Ksc| . rif Gei)rge-

town, .S. C, and daughter of Dr. I'.phraim

JMiweii, n| this town, in this town, in 40th

)car, leaxes 2 children, Dec. jO, 1801

.S. 11, ill, daughter of Richard, at Middletowu,

m ifith )ear. Gazette of April 9, 1803

Silas ]?., of this town, at Kuer De La Plata,

ill 301 h year. Ga/elte of June 25, 1803

John, from the gases in chaiging an iron tur-

nace, at L'nion, Penn., h"eb. 24, 1807

Corp James, of Capt. Welsh's Co., killed at

Ixittle of Tippecanoe, Nov 7, 1811

Isaac, I'",sq., editor of Northern i'olilici.in, at

Poughkee|)sie, N. Y., Dec. 3. 1812

Patience (colored), in this town, aged 48

years. Gazette of Sept. 24. 1814

Gen. I)avid, m Pennsylvania, aged "i"/ years,

ser\-ed through the entire Revolution, had

lought the Indians in 27 engagements.

Gazette of " June 20, 1818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 113

MITCHELL James, son of the late Silas K , in

2 1 St year, Oct. 7, 1818

Thomas Clarke, son of Edward, deceased,

and grandson of the late Dr. Ephraim

Bovven, at St. James Parish, S. C, in 25th

year, of fever, was a native of this town.

Gazette of Oct. 9, 1819

Capt. Peter, of this town, aged 55 years,

drowned in the bay. May 4, 1821

Thomas, a seaman on board ship Ann and

Hope, at sea, on her passage to Holland.

Gazette of July 21, 1821

Peter, son of Edward, at Middletown, in 3Sth

year, Oct. 8. 1821

William, perished in the shipwreck of

schooner Delaware. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1821

Hugh, aged loi years 9 months, at Cherry

Valley, N. Y., was a native of Carrickfer-

gus. Ire., came to this country with Rev.

Mr. Dunlap's company, in 1764, and were

the first settlers in the town. At the time

of the Indian massacre, Nov. — , 177S, the

Indians murdered his wife and four chil-
dren and carried the fifth into captivity : Jan. 8, 1822
Mrs. Hannah, at New Shoreham, aged 72

years, Nov. 6, iS22

Opher, at South Hridgewater, aged 43 years.

Gazette of Nov. 29, 1823

Capt. Howies, of Royal Navy, aged 74 years,

at Ramsgate. Eng., the last surviving ofifi-

cer who accompanied Capt. Cooke around

the world. Gazette of March 20, 1824

James W., aged 27 years, son of the late

Capt. Peter, in this town, suddenly, March 27, 1S24

James, at Newport, aged 54 years, of Society

of Friends, May 10, 1824

Mr. , mate of schooner Laurel Packet,

of Alexandria, drowned in Newport harbor.

Gazette of Sept. 8, 1824

MIX Lieut. Timothy, at New Haven, aged 85

years; soldier of the Revolution; was sur-
geon's mate in Canada Expedition of 1755 ;

was at Stony Point ; his right hand was

shot off but he fired the gun with his left

and killed 40 men; had 9 children, 63

grand and 28 great-grandchildren. Ga-
zette of July 3, 1824
MOBEE Oudreen, second son of Tippo Saib. He

had been confined for several years as a
State prisoner; being in the act of escap-

11 J VITAL KKCOIM) OK HHODE ISLAXJ)

MOHEK :

ing he was shot and tliod instantly. Ga-
zette of Oct. 12, I Si I

MUFl'^ATT Robert, Senior, i)ro])rietor of
"Xorthern Budget," at Troy, N. Y., sud-
denly, in 34th year. Gazette of May 16, 1S07

MOFFETT Thomas F., of MilledgeviUe, Ga.,
killed in a duel with Thomas Woodridge,
of Abbeville, S. C, May 20, 1818

Mrs. Lucy, widow of ICleazer, at Killing])', in

73d year. May 20, 181 9

Godfrey, at Killingly, in 50th year, March 26. 1S20

MOIR , died at sea on passage to Botany

Bay. Gazette of fan. 17, 1795

MOISK Mrs. Philah, at Charleston, S. C, aged

18 years, June 19, 1805

MOISSON Mons. Laurent, late from Mispan-

iola, at New Haven, Feb. 5, 1772

MOLESWORTFI James, executed as a spy, at

Philadelphia, March 29, 1777

Lord Viscount, RLarquis of Ikickingham, in

England. Gazette of " May i, 1813

Lord and Lady, perished in the wreck of the
ship Arniston. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1815

MOLIXI^L'X l^enjamin, aged 12, years killed
by Horatio John Ball, aged 1 1 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 13, 1823

MOLLESTOX Henry, governor elect of Dela-
ware, at his residence in Kent Co., Del., a
few days since. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1819

MOLTON John, at Hartford Co., Md. He was
married the 26th, and taken suddenly ill
and remained speechless for two days when
he died. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1821

MOMUS (colored), native of India, aged 20 years, Jan. 31, 1816

MONACO the Princess, at Paris, executed, July 29, 1794

MONCKTON Lieut. Col. Henry H., of the
2d Grenadiers (liritish), killed at battle of
Monmouth, N. J., June 28, 1778

MOXCRH'iK Ensign , of I.t. Col. I-letch-

er's regiment, killed in action, at Amies.
Gazette of July 21, 1781

Mrs. Mary, widow of Jose])h, in this town, in

83d year, Feb. 9. 1817

Jonathan, in 86th year, at Bristol. (lazettc

of May 37, 1786

MOXK Christo])her, aged 17 years, an appren-
tice of Mr. Wolsker, severely injured in
the .Massacre, at lioston, apprehended he
will die, March 5, 1770

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 115

MONK Lieut. James, formerly of the Navy, at

St. Marys. Gazette of Nov. 21, iSi8

Mary, at Newport, aged about So years.

Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Hon. George Henry, late of the Judges of

His Majesty's Supreme Court for Province
of Nova Scotia, aged 75 years, at Montreal.
Gazette of July 30, 1823

MONROE See Munro.
.MONROE Mrs. Mary, at Barrington, in 82d

year. Gazette of March 25, 1 7715

Ebenezer, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Jedediah, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Robert, of Lexington, killed at the first fire, April 19, 1775
Bennett, in 67th year, at Bristol, Sept. 25, 1775

Capt. James, of Connecticut, at Montreal,

from a neglected wound. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1791

Isaac, from an insect bite, at Menotomy.

Gazette of July 30, 1791

John, at Rehoboth, having nearly completed

his looth year. Gazette of April 27, 1793

Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 93 years. Her

clothes caught fire and burnt her so badly

that she survived but two days, Sept. 26, 181 1

Dea. Archibald, at Bristol, in 67th year, Jan. 15, 1812

Henry, seaman, killed on board P'rigate

Chesapeake in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

Benjamin, in this town, in 37th year, Oct. 20, 1813

Miss Mary, only daughter of Capt. Thomas,

in this town, in 39th year, June 22, 181 5

Sally, wife of Bennett, at Bristol, in 28th year, Oct. 12, 1S17

William, aged 21 ; William, aged 50, Sept.

26; Richard, aged 18, Sept. 27; Barbara,

^ged 53, Oct. 4; Eliza, aged 14, Oct. 6;

Martha, aged 16, Oct. 18. These were

natives of Ireland and of one family, at

Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Nov. 29, 181 7

Mrs. Fhebe, wife of Capt. Henry, at Bristol,

aged 42 years, Jan. 17. 1819

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Allen, 2d, at Bristol,

aged 23 years, Oct. 23, 1820

George, of Bristol, at sea, four days from Ha-
vana, of yellow fever, in the brig Catha-
rine, Dec. 29. 1820
Sylvester, Jun., from a discharge of his own

gun, at Bristol, in 17th year. Gazette of Feb. 17, 1821

Mrs. Alice, wife of Nathan, at Jamestown,

aged 63 years. Gazette of June 25, 1S23

Mrs. Mary, wife of Allen, at Seekonk, aged

61 years, Sept. 18, 1823

llCj VITAL l!K(<H!l) OK RHODE LSLAND

AI()\R(_)E Caleb B., at JJoston, aged 41 years.

Gazette of Nov. 8, 1823

Stephen, at Swanzey, in g2d year, April y, 1824

Cajit. Allen, of Bristnl, at Cape Coast, Africa,

on board brig Charles of Boston, ^'^ng- I0> 'S24

Joseph Jones, Esq., brother of the President
of the United States, in I->anklin Co., Mis-
souri. Gazette of Aug. 28. 1824

Solomon; his father was killed at Lexington
in 1775 ; he served in the Revolution; at
Boston, aged 72 years, Dec. 18, 1824

Lieut. Ebenezer, at Ashburnhani, I\Liss.,
aged ;/^ years; was born at Lexington; was
at the battle of April 19, 1775 and first
man that returned the fire, and he believed
with effect. At the second fire he got a
ball through the left arm and quit the field
but not the cause, for he mounted his
horse and rode, giving the alarm until ex-
hausted by the of blootl. May 25, 1825
MONTAGUE Giles, at Granby, Ct., aged 43
years, suddenly; was at work in the field
when he dropped to the ground and in-
stantly died. Gazette of
MONTALAMBERT the Marquis, at Paris, ex-
ecuted,
MONTMORENCY the l^ishop of, at Pans, ex-
ecuted,
MONTGOMERY Miss Mary, at Attleboro, in
1 8th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Eleanor, wife of John, at Attleboro, in
27th year,

Joim, one of Judges of the Superior Court of
Georgia, at Beaufort, S. C. Gazette of

Rev. B. R., D. D., at Key West.

Robert, Esq., at Alicant, Sjxain, U. S. Con-
sul. Gazette of March 3, 1824

, Irishman, at l^ostnn. Gazette of July 16, 1825

MONTl'lCLIER , a Erench gentleman,

shot him.self through the head, at Bristol, Oct. 17, 1797
MOODICY Samuel, at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1774

lilizabeth, aged about 16 years, drowned near

lialtimore, July 13. 1821

IMOODIE I5enjamin, Esq., British Consul for
-South Carolina, at Charleston, -S. C. Ga-
zette (if May 3, 1S23

MOONEY Peter, executetl at Baltimore, Md., :\Iarch 19, 1788

Miss M. A., aged 21 years, near Augusta,

Ga. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1811

Nov. 15,

1S17

July 29,

1794

July 29,

1794

Jan. 7,

1815

Nov. 5,

1820

Dec. 1 1,

1S22

Sept. 28,

1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS W

MOORE William, a leather breeches maker,
drowned at Middletown, Ct., by the cave
in of a well, Jan. 12, 1764

Mrs. , wife of Lambert, Collector of

Customs for Port of New York, dan. of
Edward Holland, Esq., dec., in 37th year,
at New York, June 14, 1767

Sir Henry, Bart., Governor of New York, Sept. 11, 1769

Lieut. , dead. Gazette of April g, 1791

Capt. Charles, at Newport. Gazette of July 2, 1791

John, son of John E., of Charleston. Ga-
zette of Oct. 17, 1795

Thomas William, late British Consul for
this State, at London, in 62d year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 7, 1799

Dr. John, a celebrated literary character in

England. Gazette of May i, 1802

Charles, midshipman, on board the Philadel-
phia, aged 20 years. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1802

Benjamin, merchant, at New York. Ga-
zette of May 3, 1806

Capt. Benjamin, of New Hampshire, but
for some time a resident of Bristol. Ga-
zette of Nov. 29, 1806

John, in England, aged loi years, 90 of

which he followed the sea. Gazette of Jan. 17, 1807

Col. John, a hero of Bunker Hill, at Nor-

ridgewalk. Gazette of F"eb. 11, 1809

Lieut. Gen. Sir John, killed at the battle of
Corunna, particulars of his death given.
Gazette of April 15. 1S09

Sir John, in 47th year, was brother of Ca]3t.
Graham of the Marlboro, 74, and Rev. Mr.
Moore of Richmond, and son of Rev. Dr.
Moore, the author. Gazette of May 6, 1809

Sir William, Baronet, aged 74 years, in Eng-
land. Gazette of July 28, 1810

Hon. Alfred, at Bellefonte, N. C, aged 55
years, late Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. Ga-
zette of Nov. 10, 1810

Mrs. Anna, in England, aged 50 years.
She existed 4 years without eating and 3
without drinking even so much ^s a glass
of water. She was a puzzle to physicians; July — , 181 1

John, formerly Member of South Carolina

Legislature, at Charleston, S. C, Nov. 29, 181 1

Col. Thomas Lloyd, at Philadelphia, a soldier

of the Revolution, aged 56 years, Aug. 31, 1813

lis VITAL KKCOUI) OK HHoDE ISLAM)

M()OKK Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas \V., Esq.,
and daughter of the late George Gibbs,
Esq., of Newport, at I'hiladeljiliia, bnnight
to Newport for burial. Oct. 3. 1813

John, Jun., at l^rimfield, Mass., aged 48 }ears.

(lazette of C)ct. 29, 1S14

Hon. Nicholas K., late Member of Congress
from Maryland, a soldier of the Revolution,
at Baltimore. Gazette of ( )ct. 19, 1816

Marvin (colored), at Sag Harbor, killed in a

quarrel. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

Col. William, Jun., at Newport, in 53d year, June 28, 1819

Miss Harriet, dau. of Col. Henry, of New-

jjort, aged 13 years, June 25, 1821

Henry G., son of Joseph, in this town, Aug. 31. 1821

Mrs. Nancy, at Hoston, aged 68 }'ears. Ga-
zette of Dec. 28. 1822

Susan Elizabeth, \'nungest daughter of Jo-

sei.)h, in this town, agcil 6 mos., I-"eh. 13, 1823

Re\'. Zephaniah Swift, D. D., at Amhurst,
N. H., President of the Collegiate Institute
in that town, June 30, 1823

MeX'RHEAD Sarah, a servant of Ambrose

Page, suddenly, Se[">t. 3. 1772

John, pastor of Pi-esbj'tenan Church, at

]5oston, in 70th )'ear. Dec. 2. 1773

MORICAL" Cain. Charles, brother of the Gen-
eral of this n;une. Second Cai)tam of tiie
P'rench P>igate La Piedmonterc ; the lirst
Cajitain was killed, and he was wounded:
when he observed the colois struck he
ordered them to thidw him o\'eii)oard,
which was done. A severe na\'al action
with the British ]'"rigate St. I'iorenzo,
near the Islantl of Ceylon. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808

M( iRICHOUSP: Mr. . merchant, shot him-
self at Ihoiiklyn, N. \', (la/ettc of June 21. 1817

Stejihen, of IMack Ruck, h'auticld, Ct., up-
set from a small boat in which he went
fishnig, \o\-. II, I 817

MORGAN John, tiled at Halifa.x, a [irisonei- (jf

war, between Nov 23, 1776, and Dec. 26. 1777

P.;nsign , of I.t.-Col. I-"letcher's regi-
ment, killed in action at .Anncs. Ga/ette
of July 21, 1781

James, e.xecuted tor the murder of Rev.

Jaiues Caldwell, at Chatham, N. J.. Jan. 29, 1782

Dr. John, at Philatleljihia. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1789

.Mrs. , widow, (iazette of Aug. 8. 1795

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS II9

MORGAN General Benjamin; he was one of

the first adventurers to Kentucky ; was

an officer of distinction in the Revolution.

Gazette of Jan. 15, 1S03

Capt. Samuel, at Windham, Ct., aged j^

years. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1807

Major Spencer, in South Carolina, aged 54

years. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1809

Col. George, in the Western Country, aged

69 years, formerly of Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of May 5, 1 8 10
George, Esq., secretary of the British Consul

in Virginia, at Bermuda, Dec. 16, 1812

Capt. Joseph C, of Newport, in jSth year, at

New Orleans, Aug. — , 1S22

Edmund T., murdered near Kingston, Tenn.,

shot from an ambush as he was returning

from meeting. Gazette of July 12, 1823

Lady M . She hung herself with a

fine cambric handkerchief in a deranged

moment, in England. Gazette of July 20, [82 5

MORLEY John, of Boston, merchant, first

sprained his foot, later broke his leg and

ruptured the blood vessels, later still, suf-
fered amputation of the leg, at Boston, in

45th year, Dec. 21, 1764

MORRELL Peter, seaman, killed on board the

Niagara, on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. 10, 181 3

MORRIGAN Thomas, native of Ireland, found

under a bluff near Savannah, probably

sunstroke, June 28, 1S21

MORRIS Hon. Robert Hunter, Chief Justice of

His Majesty's Province of New Jersey and

late Governor of Pennsylvania, Jan. 27, 1764

Anthony P., Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Oct. 26, 1793

Lydia, wife of Lemuel, and daughter of Ben-
jamin Wilkinson, at Woodstock, in 51st

year. Gazette of June 21, 1794

William, son of Robert, Esq., at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of Oct. 20, 179S
Mrs. Ann, wife of Robert, June 26, 1804
Hon. Robert, Esq., at Philadelphia, May 8, 1806
Noudiah, purser of the Constitution, at sea,

on passage from New York to Charleston.

Gazette of Dec. 31, 1808

Marvin, in this town, in 40th year, Aug. 5, 1809

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, in this town, in

65th year. Nov. 18, 1809

]•)(! VIIAL l;i:((>l{l) ol' IIIIODK INLAND

MORRIS Owen, at Phila(loli)hia, at a very ]iro-

ii'iunced age; was the oldest performer in

the theatrical line in America, Nov. 7, 1809

Richard, late Chief Justice of the State, at

Westchester, N. Y. (iazette of Ajiril 14. 1810

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Marvin, in this town, June 4, 1810

Capt. Samuel, the patriot, at I'hiladelphia, July 7, 1812

lion. Gouverneur, near New York, aged

about 65 years. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1816

Ca]it. George N., I^^sc]., captain in U. S. Ar-
tillery, at Philadeljihia, aged 34 years,

fornieily a resident in this town, March 3, 1825

MORRl-:Sl".T Mrs. , murdered by her

negio slaves, in Chesterlield Co., \'a., Ai^ril 1, i8c6

MORRISON James, buried at x\ew York, Aug. 21. 17G3

(jcorge \\'., 1st Lieut. U. S. Army, killed by

his brother who was going through the

m;uiual of arms in the atljoiuing room; the

gun went oil accidentally, the ball going

through the partition killed him instantly,

at Riclimoiul, Ky. Ga/etle of June 24, 1 809

Henj.uiiin, i)ii\ate, killetl on board frigate

Chesaiieake, in action with the Shannon, June 1, 1813

Hannah, Dec. 23 and Louisa, I^ec. 27, twin

sisters and only daughters of widow Su-
sannah, aged 20 years, at Sandwich, Me.

Gazette of l''eb. i, 181 7

Ca])t. Michael, shot his wife dead m the public

street, at Ilallowell, Me., June 6, 1.S17

Capt. -Samuel, at Amherst, Mass., aged 64

\ears, fell fiom a staging. Gazette ot June 22, 1S20

Mrs. , wileot the Missionar)' in China.

(iazette of Sept. 25. 1822

Col. James, at Lexington, Ky., ,iged 58 )ears.

Gazette ol May 28, 1823

Ann, at the New|iort Asylum, aged 87\ears, June 24, 1823
M(>l\k(>W John, at Kuo.wille, Temi., aged 12

years, killed from accidental discharge of a

gun, at Kuo.wille, Tenn. Gazette of June 6, 1818

MORSp; Parker, Jr., at Woodstock, (iazette of July 24, 1773

|)r Parker, in 59th year, at Woodstock, Ct , May 28. 1774

At)el, at New llaven, aged 48 yeais. Ga-
zette ol March 21, 1795
Mis. . at Woodstock, Ct., a grand-
mother of Rev. Dr. Morse of Charleston,

aged 99 years lacking a few tlays; was

mother of 10 children, grandmotiier of 72,

2iy of the 4th generation, and 14 of the

5th, total 315. (iazette of Junei3, 1801

PROVIDENCE (JAZETTE— DEATHS

121

MORSE Mrs. Huldah, wife of James and daugh-
ter of the late Solomon liradford, of this

town, at Keene, N. H. Gazette of Aug. i8, 1804

Samuel, one of the editors of the Georgia

Republican, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette

of Aug. 17, 1805

Miss Sally, at Woodstock, Ct., aged 32 years.

Gazette of ' Dec. 9, 1809

Mrs. Rebecca, in this town, aged 30 years, March 13, 1812

Jacob, at Guilford, N. II., a determmed sui-
cide, March 24. 181 8
Jedediah, Esq.. at Woodstock, Ct.. in 94th

year, Dec. 29, 18 19

Abner, at Med way. aged 61 years, and his

wife, aged 59 years, suddenly. Gazette of March 24, 1821
Elihu, native of Attleboro, aged 69 years,

at Woodstock, Ct., Jan. 26, 1824

Noah, at Attleboro, aged about 80 years, Feb. 7, 1824

Rev. Ebenezer B., aged 40 years, formerly

chaplain in the navy ; recently teacher in

Virginia and North Carolina Colleges, in

this town, Aug. 14, 1824

Capt. Timothy, at Francistown, aged 65

years, jumped from a stone wall, missed

his footing, hit back of head against a

rock which caused his death, Se[)t. 22, 1.S24

Horace B., teacher of Latin, at Portsmouth,

N. H., drowned by upsetting of a boat.

Gazette of June 29, 1S25

I\Iary Louisa, daughter of George, at Paw-

tu.xet, Sept. IS, 1825

MORTON Mr. , formerly printer, died in

gaol. New York, after a confinement of

several years for a debt of ^23. Gazette of June 4. 1796

Thomas, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 29, 179S

George, at Philadelphia, merchant. Gazette

of Aug. 31, 1799

Mrs Cornelia, wife of Washington, Esq., of
l^ New York, and daughter of the late Gen.

-Schuyler, at Philadelijhia, aged 32 years.

Gazette of June 18, 1808

■-^ Washington, Esq., of New York, attorney

at law, at Paris, France, May 2, 1810

Thomas, at Plymouth, aged 76 years, a des-
cendant of the Pilgrims. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824
Mrs. , widow, lost two children in the

burning of her house, in Marion district,

S. C, Dec. 8, 1824

MOSPILEY Dr. Isaac, formerly of (ilastonbury,

Ct., at London, Eng., aged 72 years, P"eb. 7, 1809

I-)-) VIIAl, HKCOHI) ()K HHODK ISLAND

MOSELEY Mason, Esq., murdered by a negro,

at Edgefield District, S. C. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1806

Dr. Abner, at Weathersfield, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1
Thomas, Esq., M. D., at East Haddam, Ct.,

in 8 1st year. Gazette of Sept. 2\, 181 1

zette of Aug. i, 1801

MOSER Christian, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

Hannah, wife of Christian, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

MOSES Israel, son of Isaac, at New York. Ga-
MOSHIER John, at Xew York, aged about 27

years, formerly of Newport, suddenly, Dec. 11, 1S09

M OSIER Capt. , of a brig, belonging to

Bristol, at New Orleans. Gazette of Aug. 26, 1 Si 5

Aliss Abigail, daughter of Caleb, May 14, 1819

MOSS Daniel, of Yalentine, at Scituate, drowned

in crossing a poml. (iazette of Jan. 6, 1770

Mrs. , and her daughter ])erished in

the burning of the theatre at Richmond,
Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

MOTHEAN Urainia, born at New York, 1798,
went with her parents to Ilispaniola in
1802, supposed to have been massacred by
the blacks in 1804 but now learned she is
alive, but where.' Gazette of March 2, 181 1

MATIII'IRS James, lisq., sergeant-at-arms and
tloorkeeper to the Senate of the U. S., at
Washington, aged about 67 )'ears. Ga-
zette of Sept. 21. 181 1
.M()'rT Mrs. Sarah, sister to I\Irs. Eucy l^arnes,
wife of Edward, merchant, in iylh _\ear, at
Preston, Ct., ' Aug. 16. 1773
Jacob, at Portsmouth, in 82d year, member

Society of P'riends. Gazette f)f P'eb. 26, 1803

Mrs. Polly, wife of James, at Co\-entry, aged

19 years, Sejit. 6, 1822

James, at New York, in 82d year, of .Society

of P'riends. Gazette of May 17, 1823

Lieut. William H., U. S. Navy, at the Ouar-

antine Hosi)ital, N. Y. Gazette of ' July 12, 1823

Hon. James, formerly member of Congress,
at Monmouth Co.. N. J., in 85th year.
Gazette of Dec. 27, 1823

Joseph, at Portsmouth, aged /2 years, of So-
ciety of Friends, Jan. 19. 1825
MOUATT John, killed in action. Gazette of l-"eb. i, 1783
MOL'EDP'.R William, Sen.. City Commissioner,

;it Philadelphia, aged 73 years, (iazctte of Oct. 6, 1798

MOULTOX l^rig. (ien. .at York, at the

Eastward. Gazette of May 24, 1777

PKOVIDENX'E C4AZETTE— DEATHS

MOULTON Dea. Chace, at Rehoboth, in 46th

year, Oct. 12, 181 3

William Henry, member senior class Har-
vard College, at Boston, Gazette of July 8, 181 5

Michael, at Newport, aged 64 years, an
officer in the Revolution and pensioner
under late act of Congress, Dec. 18, 1820

William, in this town, in 33d year, Feb. 11, 1S22

Mrs. Anna, wife of Royal and daughter of
Nathan Wilmarth, at Attleboro. Gazette
of Sept. 14, 1822

Henry Chace, son of Cromwell, at Rehoboth, March i, 1S23
MOULTRH: Maj. Gen. William, formerly Gov-
ernor of South Carolina, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of Oct. 19, 1805

Thomas, Captain 7th Fusileers, brother ot
Dr. Moultrie, of Charleston, S. C, from
wounds received at the battle of Albuhera,
May 16, at Elvas,
MOUNT Thomas, e.xecuted at Kingston, for
burglary,

John, of Langholm, died in March, 1776, aged
136 years. Gazette of

MOVAT Mr. , surgeon, at Dumfries, died

Feb. 21, 1776, aged 136 years. Gazette of
MOWATT William, at Newport, in 23d year.

Gazette of
MOWNEY Amey, widow of John, Esq., late of
Providence, at Cranston, aged about 82
years, July ^' 'S05

MOWRY Mrs. , wife of Uriah, at Smith-
field. Gazette of

Nathaniel, at Smithfield. Gazette of

Mrs, Mary, wife of Daniel, Esq., at Smith-
field. Gazette of

Lewis, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and

Nathan, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Amey, wife of Hon. Daniel, at Smithfield.
Gazette of

Daniel, Esq., at Smithfield, aged 89 years 8
months 1 1 days,

Robert, at East Greenwich, missing five
weeks ; his body found, jiroved unfounded.
Gazette of

Col. Elisha, in this town, in 57th year,

Henry, at East Greenwich. Gazette of

Phebe, daughter of the late Col. Elisha, at

Smithfield, in 26th year. Gazette of April i, 1797

June 10,

1811

May 27,

1 79 1

Oct. 15,

1803

Oct. 15,

1803

Oct. 4,

1794

Feb. 15,

Nov. 13,

1772
1773

Jan. 6,

1776

Dec. 26,

^m

Dec. 26,

1777

May 17,

1783

May 28,

1787

July 2.
June 28,
larch II,

1791
1792
1797

124 VITAL l;K(t)l!l) OF KHODK ISLAND

MOWRY Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Earle,
aged 17 years, at Ivast Greenwich. Ga-
zette of May 31, 1806

Ht)n. Daniel, at Smithfield, 111 77th year,
suddenly ; was a patriot of the Revolution ;
50 years a justice of the peace; had been
judge, member of Congress and of the
General Assembly, July 6, 1806

Mrs. Zerviah, widow of Annanias, aged 88

years 5 months, at Smithfield, Xo\-. 12, 1S06

Mrs. Alice, wife of Daniel. ICsq., at .Smith-
field. Gazette of \'ov. 15, 1806

Mary, daughter of I'aniel; Esq., and Alice,
at Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1S06

Mrs. Alargery, widow of Capt. Josei.)h, at

Smithfield. in 90th year. Gazette of April iS, 1807

Robert, at Glocester, by the caving of a sand

bank, ^ ' Oct. — , iSoS

, at Glocester, by a cave-in of a well. Nov. 17, 1808

Clarissa, daughter of ICarl, at East Green-
wich, in 17'th year, Aug. 3, iMo

Jabez, son of Jabez, at Eastjjort, aged 14

years, Sept. iS, 18 13

Charles, son of the late Stephen, at .Smith-
field, aged 32 years. Gazette of Dec. iS, 1S13

Jonathan, at Smithfield, in 73d year, of .So-
ciety of Eriends, left widow and 8 children.
Gazette of March 26, 1814

, in .Smithfield ; within a short time 12

married men have died leaving 12 widows,
5 of whom were Alowry's, in a distance of
two miles in length and one-quarter in
In'eadth, the farms of whose deceased hus-
bands all joined each other. Gazette of April 16, 1814

Russell, at Smithfield, in 23d year. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1816

Jonathan, at .Smithfield, in 55th year, June 19, 1818

Mrs. Martha, wife of Cajn. Tlmmas. in this

town, in 28th year, Aug. 6, 1818

Earle, at East Greenwich, in 57th year, Aug. 30. 181S

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Uriah, Jun., at ISurrill-

ville, m 29th year, Jan. 11, 1821

Elisha, second son of William, at Smithfiekl,

suddenly, in 28th year, March 18, 1821

Mrs. Alpha, wife of "Wanton and daughter of
John I'aine, Esq., late of Smithfield, aged
35 years, at said .Smithtield. Nov. 14, 1822

Cynthia, wife of Samuel, aged 25 )'ears, at

15ozrah\ilIe, Ct., Jan. 11. 1823

.Mrs. Phebe, widow of Col. ]-;iisha, at Smith-
fiekl, in 86tli year, l-"eb. 21. 1823

Nov.

19,

1823

Aug.

26,

1824

Sept.

25.

1784

April

'3.

iSi I

Feb.

29,

1S12

821

PKOVIDENCE UAZETTE— DEATHS 125

MOWRY John, at Smithfield, in 80th year. Ga-
zette of
Julia Eliza, youngest daughter of Sylvester,
at Smithfield, in 21st year,
MOYLAN James, Agent of the United States,
at La Orient. Gazette of
Gen. Stephen, Commissioner of Loans for
District of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
m 74th year,
Jasper. Esq., attorney, at Philadelphia, in
54th year. Gazette of
MUDGE Lieut. , master of the Trans-
port Abeona, perished with the burning of
the vessel at sea. Gazette of March 14

MUENSCHER Charles C, son of John, at sea,
in 14th year, on passage from Charleston,
S. C, to J'rovidence,
John E., eldest son of John, in this town, m

25th year,
Mrs. Joanna Sophia, wife of John, in this
town, in 60th year,
MUHLENBERG Henry W., wine merchant, of
Philadelphia, at Norristown, Penn. Ga-
zette of
Gen. Peter, collector of the port, at Philadel-
phia, at advanced age ; was an officer m
the Revolution. Gazette of
MUHLENBURGH Frederick Augustus, Re-
ceiver General of the U. S. Land Office,
at Lancaster, Penn. Gazette of
MULLEN Samuel, ordinary seaman, killed on
board frigate Chesapeake, in action with
the Shannon, lune i,

MULLIGAN John, jjrivate, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake, in action with the
Shannon, June i,

MUMFORD F:iisha, of Capt. William, drowned
in Newport Harbor, by upsetting of a boat,
aged 19 years,
Samuel, post rider between Boston and

Newport, at Newport, in his 46th year,
Mrs. Anne, wife of Benjamin, in her 72d

year, at Newport. Gazette of
William, at Newport. Gazette of
Catherine, wife of Thomas, Esq., at Groton,

Ct. Gazette of
Nathaniel, Esq., the agent-clothier of the

State, at Newport, in his 52d year,
Benjamin, aged 90 years, the celebrated post
rider, at Newport,

Sept. 30,

1805

Jan, 24,

181 1

Jan. 7,

1816

Oct. 12,

1 80s

Oct. 10,

1807

June 20,

1801

Juiy3>,

1764

July i6.

1769

Oct. 30,
Aug. 2,

1773
^777

Dec. 12,

1778

April 8,

1780

Oct. 6,

1783

813
813

]v)(; VITAL UECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

MUMl-"ORD William, at East Cireenwich, in 19th

year,
Caleb, formerly of New London, merchant,

at Jamaica. Gazette of
, son of the late Nathaniel, agetl about

20 years. Gazette of
Susannah, widow of William, of this town, at

New[)ort, in 78th )-ear,
lulward, at Newport, in 52d year, drowned

in the harbor,
Giles, of New Lonilon, at the West Indies.

Gazette of
Anstress, wife of Ca])t. John, aged 49 )-ears,
I'eter. formerly of Newjiort, jiost rider, at

Pomfret, Ct., in 71st year,
Th<inias, at Norwich, aged J}, years, \-ery

suddenly. Gazette of
Abgail, youngest daughter of the late Wil-

liiam, Escj., at Newport. Gazette of
Abigail Tillinghast, eldest daughter <il Jnhn,

at Newport, in 14th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Ann, widow of Thomas, Escj., late of

New London, at New Haven, aged 62

years. Gazette of
Joseph, at Newport, in 3gth year. Gazette of
Mrs. I'hebe, widow, in 40th year, m this

town,
Willi:im. in this town, in 25th year,
Mary, eldest daughter of the late William,

I''s(_[ , at Newport, in 75th \ear. (iazette

of

John, at Xew London, aged 33 )'ears. Ga-
zelle o|

I loll I'aul, Lieut. Governor of the State, at
Xewpoit, in 72(1 year, (iazette of

(iideon, Es(|., at Warwick. Gazette of

Miss .Su.sannah, daughter of the late William,
Ivsq , at Newport, in 66th year. Gazette ot

David, Esq., at New London, aged 76 years,
was an inlle.xible ]iatriot. (Gazette ot

I'eter, eldest son of lohii !'., in 23d year, at
New \'ork,

Abigail, widow of .Samuel, at Newport, in 82(1
year.

.Sarah, daughter of the late \\ illi.iiu, at New-
|)ort, in 60th year,

.Sarah, eldest daughter of William, at .New-
port,

Mrs. Mai\-, wife of Benjamin, at Newport,
aged 74 \'ears.

I\Lay 25,

7«5

April 22.

786

March 15,

788

Aug. 9.

792

Oct. 6,

79-'

Oct. 10,
No\'. 24,

795
795

May S,

798

Sept. 7.

799

Sept. 21,

799

Jan. 4,

.^00

Dec. 12,

^Lly s,

801

802

I line 20,
Aug. 28,

803
803

Feb. 9.

805

June 29,

805

Aug. 3.
Aug. 17,

805
805

Sept. 28,

805

Now 15,

806

March 22.

808

June 24.

808

June 6.

809

June 6,

809

Nov. 27,

809

PROVTDRXCE (GAZETTE— DEATHS 127

MUMFORD Mrs. Ann G., wife of Hon. Gurdon

Saltonstall Mumford, at New York, in 35th

year, Dec. 19, 1S09

Mrs. Hephzibah, wife of John, aged 47 years,

in this town, Oct. 7, 1810

Mrs. Ann, widow of William, in 37th year, Oct. 20, 181 1

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 78 years, P^eb. 26, 1812

William P., of this town, aged 24 years, at

Carthagena, S. A., July 16, 1813

Mrs. Abby, wife of John, late of East Green-
wich, and daughter of the late Samuel

Brenton, Esq., in 47th year, in this town, July 29. 1814

Capt. William P., formerly of Newport, at

Flatbush, L. I., very suddenly. Gazette of June 27, 1S18
Hon. George, member of Congress from

North Carolina, at Washington, Dec. 31, 1819

John P., Esq., at New York, a native of

Newport, in 65th year. Gazette of Dec. 11, 1S20

John, of Newport, son of Thomas, in 25th

year, at sea on passage from Havana to St.

Augustine, Aug. 15, 1821

Ellen Maria, daughter of Col. Henry G., in

this town, aged i year, 9 months, Dec. 18, 1821

Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas G., at

Newport, aged 15 months. Gazette of
John, Esq., in this town, aged 78 years,
. wounded by John Pallett, at Essex,

Eng , who was executed for the same

within a week,
Thomas H., at Newport, aged 36 years. Ga-
zette of
MUNN George, aged 18 years, at Bridgeport,

Ct., drowned in the harbor,
MUNRO See Monro.

MUNROE Timothy, of Lynn, wounded at Lex-
ington,
James, son of Capt. Thomas, died at sea.

Gazette of
Polly, daughter of Hezekiah, Esq., at Bristol,

aged 20 years. Gazette of
Rebecca S., eldest daughter of Capt. James,

in this town, aged 23 years,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of John L., in 48th year,
Major Nathan, at Rehoboth. aged 48 years,

a soldier of the Revolution,
Capt. John, at Bristol. Gazette of
Alexander, at Minot, aged 72 years ; was at

the Plains of Abraham and one of six of his

company that was left alive in that conflict,

and he was badly wounded. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

Dec. 29,
March 31,

1821

1822

Dec. 8,

1823

Sept. 10,

1S25

April 6,

1822

April 19,

[775

Dec. 6,

1783

Oct. 10,

179.S

Aug. 16,
Oct. 2,

1803
1805

March 6,
Sept. 26,

1806
1807

128 Vri'AL RKCOItli (IK liHiiDK ISLAND

MUXROl-: Miss Prescilla, at 15ristol. Gazette of (Jet. lo, 1807

Mrs. Hannah, widow of John and grand-
daughter of Col. Benjamin Church, at Re-
hoboth, aged 98 years ; her posterit}' as
near as can be ascertained, 13 children, 93
grand, 161 great-grand and 22 great-great-
grand children, in all 2S9, June 19, 1809

Mrs. Patience, wife of James, at Bristol. Ga-
zette of March 7, 181 2

William, Esq., of lioston, at Richmond, \'a.,
aged 44 years, from the amputation of
his right arm, fractured bv the overturn-
ing of a stage coach, a few days before. Ma)' 30, 18 13

Cajit. James, in this town, aged 66 years ;
he was a successful privateerman in the
War of the Revolution; Nov. 16, 1814

Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 79th \'ear, Sept. 14, 1815

Mrs. Dianna, wife of Cajit. Mat bias, at Bris-
tol, in 27th year, June 17, 1S16

Rebecca, widow of the late Ca[it. James,
and only daughter of the late ]\.ev. Jose])h
Snow, in this town, in 6ist year, l''eb. 25, 1S17

Miss l?erniee, at Ikistol, aged 64 years, No\'. 9, 1820

Jeremiah, at Bristol, in 80th year, March 23. 1821

.Mrs. Louisa, wife of Cajit Joseph .S , ot this

town, agetl 17 years, at New York, Sept. 10, 1821

Capt, Thomas B., of schooner I'hebe, of
Biistol, at Wilmington. \. C, aged 26
years, Oct. 19, 1821

Mrs. /Miigail, widow of George, at Biistol,

aged 90 years. Gazette "f Match i. 1823

ML'XSnX Mrs. Silence, wife of Pllisha, at New

Ila\cn, aged 26 years. Gazette ol Now 30. 1805

MUKlXlCK ^iVs. Lucia K.. aged 26 years, wife
of ke\'. r. J., and oidy daughter of the
Lite Hon. Thomas W. Thompson, of Con-
cord, N. IL. at Canterl)ur)-, Ct., June 29. 1824
Mrkl'l-:i-; Col. Hardy, of the North Carolina

Line, ue.ir Nasluille, Tenn. Gazette of .Sept. 30, 1809

MCK1'1';V Mrs. I'hebe, wife of Caiit. John, at

Newport, aged 29 \ears. (j.azette of April i, 1809

l\H'KG.\'i"R()\'rj John,\lroa'ned in the Scliuyl-

kill, ne.ir l'hiladeli>hia, June 28, 1782

ML'Rril\' Arthur, I'^sq., barrister and dramatic

writer, near l^ondon, iMig., June 18, 1805

I'alvv.iKi, at Newport, in 62d year, (iazette

(if Jan. 21, 1809

MUROCANIJ Rebecca, daughter of Joseph,
Ks(|., of Newburyport, at Salem, aged 19
ye.us. Gazette of Aug. 5, 1797

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

129

MURRAY David, a shoemaker, suddenly, at
Boston,

George, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Mr. , thrown from a horse, at Guild-
ford, Ct. Gazette of

John, a preacher, at Cape Ann. Gazette of
(The next issue says this is premature.)

Rev. John, pastor of Presbyterian Church,
Newburyport. Gazette of

William Yates, printer, at Petersburg, Va.
Gazette of

Rt. Hon. Lord W , brother to the Earl

of Athol, at his apartments in Newgate,
London, where he was confined for debt.
Gazette of

Robert Lithgow, son of the late Rev. Jt)hn,
drowned near Newburyport by upsetting
of a pleasure boat, aged 26 years. Ga-
zette of

Robert, of New York, merchant, in England.
Gazette of

John, of house of John Murray and Son,
New York, aged 70 years, at his seat at
Murray Hill, near New York,

Rt. Hon. John, Earl of Dunmore, formerly
Governor of Virginia when a Royal Prov-
ince, at Ramsgate, Eng. Gazette of

Noah, at Murrayville, Penn., a preacher of
Universal Salvation. Gazette of

Hamilton, in London. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Anthony, aged 65
years, at Bristol,

Rev. John, at Boston, pastor of the Eirst
Universalist Church, aged 75 years,

Patrick, native of Ireland, at Newport, aged
68 years. Gazette of

Sarah, widow of Anthony, of Newport, in
this town, aged 70 years,

Mrs. Judeth Sargent, widow of Rev, John,
of Boston, at Natchez, Tenn.,

Elizabeth, aged about 18 years, drowned
near Baltimore,

Anthony, of ]5ristol, at Trinidad, Cuba. Ga-
zette of

Com. Alexander, senior officer U. S. Navy,
and Commissioner of Navy Yard, Philadel-
phia. Gazette of

Earl Carpenter, son of Robert, aged 16 mos.,

Midshipman A. I\L, of the Macedonian, of
the fever. Gazette of

Aug. 8, 1771

Dec. 26, 1777

Sept. 25, 1784
March 26, 1785

March 23, 1793
Nov. 5, 1796

April 8, 1797

June 8, 1805
Dec. 12, 1807

Oct. II, 1808

July 8, 1809

Aug. 10, 1811
Dec. 21, 181 1

May 23, 18 1 2

Sept. 3, 181 5

Sept. 25, 1819

March i, 1820

July 6, 1820

July 13, 1 82 1

Sept. 15, 1 82 1

Oct. 13, 1821
Dec. 13, 1821

Aug. 14, 1822

l;j() VITAL J{K('()HI) OF RHODK ISLA>'D

MURRAY James, ot l^ostcm, murdered. Ga-
zette of Nov. 29, 1823
Henry 1?., at lialtimore, was injured in a
steamboat collision in the Chesapeake. Ga-
zette of May 5, 1824

Gen. , aged 85 years, 60 of which had

been passed in the ]?ritish service; was 12
years a prisoner in France during Napo-
eon's reign. Gazette of July 31, 1824

MUSGROVE Major , murdered by Alex-
ander J. Duvall of Montgomery Co., Md.
Gazette of Aug. 6, 1823

MUSSEY James, at Smithfield, in 92d year, of

Society of F"riends. Gazette of April i, 1809

MUZZEY Isaac, of Lexington, killed at the first

fire, A]iril ig, 1775

MYCALL Mary, Mrs., wife of John, Esq., form-
erly of Newburyport, at Howard, Mass.
Gazette of April 14, 1804

MYERS Manuel, in 73d year, at New York, an

eminent Jewish merchant. Gazette of May 25, 1799

Sampson M., of Richmond, Va., a Jewish

merchant, at New York. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1803

Moses, Jewish High Priest of the Syna-
gogue at London, Eng., aged 83 years, in
lingland, April — , 1804

Lieut. Col, Sir \V. , fell in action, in

Spain, ]\Liy 16, 181 1

Mr. , killed in the conflagration at

Petersburg, Va. Gazette of July 29, 1815

MYREC Miss Mehitable, of IMuchill, Me., aged
24 years, at Bangor, Me. She had a tooth
extracted and in doing so the jaw was in-
jured and a small artery severed which
caused her to bleed to death. Gazette of Jan. 19, 1825

N

NAl'Am Dr.- , m England. He opened

his veins in six jilaces and bled to death.
(Gazette of Oct. 20, 1S24

NASH Gen. P'rancis, of North Carolina, died of

his wounds, C)ct. 7, 1777. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1778

PLannah, daughter of C;ipt. John, aged 17

years, June 30, 1779

John, Jun., only son of Capt. John, in 21st
year, V Feb. 5, 1781

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I3I

NASH Joseph, Esq., formerly of this town, mer-
chant, at the Mississippi. Gazette of Feb. 10, 178 1
Hon. Abner, delegate to Congress from
North Carolina, and late Governor of that
State, at New York. Gazette of Dec. 30, 1786
Rebecca, wife of Capt. John. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1790
Lieut. William, of the 34th regiment, killed
in an attack made by the Indians on the
picket guard of Gen. Hamjiton's army, at
Chateauga, Nov. i,s, 1813
Patty, found murdered near Natchitoches,

I^a. Gazette of July 27, 1816

John, at Plymouth, Chenango Co., N. V.,
was bitten by a spider on the foot which
caused death the ne.xt day, July 3, 1820

Mrs. Martha, at Rehoboth, in 92d year, Oct. 25, 1820

Rev. Samuel, at Gray, Me., aged 76 years,
graduate of B. U., 177c ; was ordained at
Gray, Me., 1775; Feb. i, 1821

Levi, merchant, native of Amherst, Mass., at
Charleston, S. C, in 27th year, of the
fever. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1824

NASON John, a seaman, in 23d year, in this

town, Se[n. 24, 1 82 1

NATHAN Abraham, murdered by Capt. Wil-
liam Rogers, Oct. 30, 1787
NAUHEMS Herman Henri, in Germany, shot
by order of a French court martial. Ga-
zette of Aug. 7, 1 81 3
NAYLOR Thomas, of Sheffield, Eng., at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1805
NEALE Isaac, printer, at Burlington, N. J.

Gazette of May 21, 1796

Edward, at Baltimore. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1800

Capt. Josiah, at Newport, in 38th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 4, 1820
James, at Elliott, Me., Friend Minister, aged
86 years. The day before he busied him-
self in writing to his friends, retired to bed
earlier than usual and died in a few min-
utes, Sept. 6, 1821
Rev. Charles, near Port Tobacco, Md., aged
74 years, Superior of the Order of the
Jesuits, April 27, 1823

NECKAR M , formerly Minister of Finance

of France, at Geneva, at an advanced age, March 9, 1804
NED a negro, executed at Norfolk, Va , July 26, 1822

NEEL Miss Ann C, at Newport, aged 26 years, Oct. 29, 1824
NEELY George W., native of Burnally, Ire., at

Newport, aged 23 years, Jan. 15, 1821

132 VITAL HKCOltU OF JtHODE ISLAND

NEILS Isaac, died at Halifax a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Nathaniel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

NKILSON Capt. Oliver H., at Baltimore, June 21, 1821

NEGUS Miss Phebe, at Newport, aged 74 years.

Gazette of March 26, 1825

NELSON Hon. George, Lord Mayor of London,

buried. Gazette of March 7, 1767

General William, at Vorktown, Va., in 38th

year. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1801

Rev. Mr. , father of Lord Nelson, in

England. Gazette of June 5, 1802

Josiah, of this town, at St. Bartholomew, Oct. 12, 1802

Thomas, Esq., Attorney General of \'irginia.

Gazette of Dec. 3, 1803

Admiral Lord, killed at the battle of Trafal-
gar, Oct. 21, 1805

Miss M. , perished in the biu'ning of

the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Dr. , at Bristol, aged about 40 years, March 2, 1814

Levi, in this town, aged 34 years, Eeb. 19, 181 5

Gen. Rogers, at Fredericksburg, V^i., a Rev-
olutionary soldier, and long a member of
Congress. Gazette of June 24, 1815

Eliza F., wife of libenezer and only daugh-
ter of Caleb Williams, Esq., in this town,
in 17th year, March 30, 1816

Caleb William, infant son of Ebenezer, Aug. 12, 1816

Thomas, suffocated by a well into which he
had imprudently descended, at Cincinnati,
O. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1816

Hon. Thomas, Chancellor of the Williams-
burg District of \'irginia, and Professor of
Law in LIniversity of William and Mary,
at Williamsburg, Va. Gazette of July 25, 1S18

Jasjier S., at Shrewsbury, Mass., in 22tl year,

formerly of this town, Dec. 7, 1821

Rev. Samuel, at Middleboro, aged TJ yeans, Sept. 9, 1822

Charlotte, from an exi)losion on a steamboat

in I'aulos Hook, N. V. Gazette of July 17, 1824

Jacob, murdered in his bed; was about 60
years old, had no arms or hands, only one
stub about 18 inches long; was a fine
teacher of languages, at Lancaster Dis-
trict, S. C. Gazette of July 31, 1824

Rev. P^benezer, at Maiden, Mass., pastor of

l?a])tist Church, ^Liy 4, 1825

NIOSIUTT John Maxwell, at Philadelphia, in

78th year. Gazette of p'eb. 6, 1802

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— I)£ATH8 I33

NESBITT Charles, D. D., Principal of Dickin-
son College, at Carlisle, Penn. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1804
John, an apprentice to Hugh Mclntire, stone

cutter, drowned in the North River, Jan. 23, 1805

Dr. Samuel, at New York, aged (ij years, Sept. 28, 181 1

NESTELL Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christian M.

and daughter of Asa Bosworth, in i8th year, Oct. 30, 1822

NEUFVILLE John, Esq., Commissioner of
Loans, at Charleston, S. C, aged 76 years.
Gazette of Aug. 25, 1804

John, Esq., many years Registrar Court of
Equity of South Carolina, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of July 13, 1805

NEVILLE Gen. John, at ]\Ionsour's Island, near
Pittsburg, aged 72 years. He was a
patriot of the Revolution, July 29, 1803

Hon. Henry, second son of Lord Braybrooke,
three days after the battle of Talavera,
from excessive fatigue, in Spain. Ga-
zette of Nov. 4, 1809

Nl'lVV Mrs. Eliza, wife of James, at Boston, aged

21 years. Gazette of April 19, 1823

NEWBURY Capt. Joseph, drowned in the Sus-
quehanna River, near Walton, I'enn., June i, 1822

NEW BY Mrs. Ann, at Laurens District, S. C,
aged 112 years. W^as able to transact
business about the house until within a
few months of her death. Has left a hus-
band 37 years old. Gazette of April 18, 1807
Mrs. Ann, in London, Eng., aged 79 years,
44 years matron of the London Lying-m
Hospital. She received the gold medal
from the Humane Society in 1803 for her
great success in recovering still born in-
fants which up to that time had reached
500. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1815

NEWCASTLE Duke of, died Nov. 18, 1768,
born Aug. i, 1693, succeeded his father as
Baron Pelham of Laughton Feb. 23, 1712;
by will of his uncle, John Holies, Duke of
Newcastle, who died July 15, 171 1, he as-
sumed the name and arms of Holies ; Nov. 18, 1768

NEWCOMB William, at Norton, aged 70 years,

perished in burning of his house, March 17, 1790

John Marshall, son of Danforth, at Mendon,

aged 19 mos. Gazette of Oct. i, 1825

NEWELL Ann, widow of Ephraim, Esq., aged

Tl years, at Attleboro, Mass. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1791
Lucy, daughter of Robert, Esq., in 17th
year. Gazette of Aug. 9. 1794

134

Vll'AL KKCCJlU) OK lUlODE I^^LAXD

NE\VI':LL Andrew, at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Samuel, at Attleboro,

in 53d year, May 30

Mrs. Mary, wife of Asa, of this town, July 30,

Andrew, printer, at Boston, aged 28 years.

Gazette of I'"eb. 27,

Jason, formerly a Judge of the C'nurt of

Common Pleas, at Cumberland, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of b'eb. 17
Robert, l{sq., in Goth year, April 23
Joseph, in this town, Se|>t. 12
Si)aldin, son of the late Jason, of Cimiber-

land, aged 22 years, at Stanford, N. V., Feb. 17

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Asa, in this town, in

37th year, Aug. 15

Rev. Samuel, American Missionary to Intlia.

Gazette of Nov. 21

Samuel L., at Southbridge, caught in the

belt and revolved round a shaft. Gazette of l'"eb. 8,

Reuben, in this town, aged 32 years ( Masonic

honors), Feb. 26

Lytlia, widow of Robert, Msq., in this town,

aged 75 years, March 7

Major l^euben, formerly a resident of this

town, at Dedham, Mass., aged 62 years.

Ga/ette of June 15

Nb"A\'llALL Nathan, in this town, aged 75years, March 12
Kl'lW'I.AXL) Abraham, for 30 years cashier of

the 15anls of luigland, at liighbing, Eng., Nov. 21

NbA\'MAN Nathaniel, in 44th ye.ir, at Coventry, Oct. 13
William G., in Gth year, son of Nalh.micl, at

Co\ entry, < *^t ~i

Seth, in iolh)'ear, son of .Xathaiiicl, at Cov-
entry, * 'ct. 27
llciiiy, Ivsip, at ]5ostoii, aged 51; years, IJec. 5
Charity, wife of Samuel, Jim., at Rehoboth,

in 37th year, Aug. 24

Major Augustus, at Newport, aged 28 years, April 20

Maria, fourth daughter of John, in this town,

in 171I1 year, Jan. 14

Mrs. Lydia, wile of S)'lvainis, at Seckonk, in

46th year, has left 4 children, Jan. 25

Mrs. y'Mice, wife of [ohn, in this tcnvn, in 53d

year, ' May 24

John, dieil in jail, at Boston, Sept. 20,

Jesse, at Seekonk, aged 92 years, < Kt.

Joseph, an Englishman, and blacksmith by

trade, found in the water near Weybosset

bridge, had been dead (sui)i)osed) about

three weeks. Gazette ol Jan, 4, 1823

1803
1807

1808

[810
1810
1811

1813
1821
r82i

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1824
1825

1825
[824

!807

I S I o

1810

I 8 1 o
IS 11

1815
1 8 1 ,S

1 8 1 0

1822

1822
1822
1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I35

NPIWMAN J. H. K.,his mother and two si.sters,

at Natchez, of the fever,
John, of Newport, supposed to have been

drowned off Conimicut I'oint,
Samuel S., formerly of Boston, merchant,

son-in-law of Col. John Carlisle of this

town, at New York,
NEWPORT John, seaman, killed in action on

board brig Ariel, in the West Indies,
NEWSOM Barnes, murdered by his slave, at

Hancock Co., Ga.,
NEWTON Hon. Roger, of Milford, at New

Haven. Gazette of
Thomas, Esq., collector, at Norfolk, Va. Ga-
zette of
Simon, at Newport, in 89th year. Gazette of
Rev. John, rector of St. Mary, Lombard

street, London, in England, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Simon, at New-
port, in 87th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Eliphal, wife of John, at Newport, in

8 1st year. Gazette of
John, at Newport, in 78th year,
NICE Major John, an officer of the Revolution,

at Germantown, I'enn. Gazette of
NICOLE William H., Esq., Lieut. U. S. Army

and aid to General Ripley, at Baltimore.

Gazette of
NICHOL Robert, Esq., member of Parliament,

Upper Canada. His horse made the

wrong turn in the dark and went over the

precipace, at Oueenstown near the Falls.

Gazette of " May 22, 1824

NICHOLAS Eliphalet, of Chatham, Ct., fell

through the ice in the glade near Capt.

Cheney's shipyard, Feb. 2, 1771

George W., of Virginia, midshipman on

board Frigate Essex, at New York, after a

short illness,
Mrs. Jerusha, wife of George, at Pawtucket,

in 40th year,
Hon. John, late first Judge Court of Com-
mon Pleas for Ontario Co., N. Y., a native

of Virginia, late member of Congress from

New York, at Senaca. Gazette of
Col. David, of Cranston, aged 55 years, at

Coventry. In returning from a visit to a

son, crossing a river his wagon parted and

he thrown into the water; though he

Aug. 26,

1823

July 17.

1824

Jan. 23,

1825

May 14,

1800

March 11,

1822

Feb. 2,

1771

Sept. 26,
Jan. 30,

1807
1808

April 16,

1808

May 19,

1810

Oct. 9,

May 5,

1820
1821

July 26,

1806

Sept. 8,

1820

Sept.

3.

1809

April

26,

18IT

Jan.

24:

1820

136

VITAL lU'.COIil) OK HIloDK IshAMi

NICHOLAS :

reached the shurc he was su chilled that he

soon died.
NICIIOLLS John, natue ot (ilastjow, Scot., a

re.sident of this place tor many years,
NICHOLS , a ship carj^eiiter, drowned

near Prudence Islaml in the Hay,
Sarah, widow of Jonathan, at l'<irtsnioulh,

K.I. Gazette <if
Major Samuel, of the late ami)', at I'liiladel-

]5hia. Gazette of
Patience, wife of Benjamin, at Newport, in

48th year. Gazette of
Mrs. P'reelove, at Warwick, m 93d \ear.

She was a granddaughter of Joseph luh

monds who came from Great Britain with

the first settlers of New Lngiand and was

a reputable ofliccr in the Indian War.

Gazette of
Sally, daughter of John, in 21st year,
John, Jun., son of John, of this town, in 19th

year, (jazette of
Hetse}', daughter of John, (iazette of
Walter, late of P'reetown, in this town, in

51st year. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of P'.lcazer. of h"ieet<iwn,

in 74th yeiu-. Gazette of
Lewis, prmter, at New \'(]ik, ot the fe\'er.

Gazette of
Philip, at Stratford, Ct., in 79th \eai'.
.S.muicl, son of the late Samuel, of Noith

Kingstown, at sea on |)assage from New

^'ork to luu'ope. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of Philii), l-',st|., at Hridge-

poit, Ct., aged 76 years. (i;'zette of
Gen. P'rancis, a soldier of the Ke\-olution, at

Pottstown, Penn (ia/etleol
Benjamin, at Warwick, at an adxanced age,
P^lizalieth, wife of John, in this town, in 7()th

year,
Mrs Marv, eldest d.mghter ot John, in 44th

ye.ii.
Ruth, youngest daughter ot Walter, h.s{p, ;it

Newport, in 21st year,
I'Jbiulge, at Last Gieenwich. aged 40 \ears.

Gazette of
James, of Xantucket. (lr(]wned JKini , in open

boat,
Willi, im A,, of West Greenwich, aged 24

years, at Ha\'ana. on board brig X'eniis ot

this port,

April 19,

1822

July 27,

1 8 14

June ;,

i7«3

June 26,

1/94

Sept. 25,

1790

Dec. 2S,

■793

Marcl
June

1 ■■
LS.

'795
1 796

June
Aug.

25.

1796
1 796

I'eb

■ /•

1 80 1

y\ ug.

1 803

Se] it .
May

21,

1805
1807

.Sept

,S,

1810

May

■^5-

i8m

I'eh.

:^9.

1.N12

Jan

8,

1813

k'eb.

28.

18:3

luU

• (1.

1813

( )ct

'5.

1 8 1 3

Apnl

-'3'

1814

l-el.

3>

1815

I line 3'

816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I37

NICHOLS Jesse, formerly of this town, at the

Island of Tobago, of the fever, in 320! year, May 13, 1817
Charles Gustavus, son of the late Jesse, aged

4 years 9 months, Sept. 15, 1820

Thomas W,, late of North Kingstown, at

Beach Island, near Augusta, Ga., Sept. 30, 1821

Mary, widow of John, at Cranston, aged 74

years. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1S22

Lucian, member of Junior Class, B. U., at

Dudley, Mass., Nov. 7, 1822

Capt. Israel, at Rehoboth, in 54th year, Nov. 16, 1822

Walter, naval officer, at New])ort, in 73d year, Jan. 3, 1S23

Edwin, son of Israel, aged i.S months, Aug. 24. 1823

Mary, daughter of the late Walter, Esq.,

aged 36 years. Gazette of Eeb. 4, 1824

James, at East Greenwich, in 79th year,

many years member of the Council, Dec. 22, 1824

Rev. John, American Missionary, at Bombay, Dec. — , 1824
Rebecca S., daughter of Jonathan, in this

town, aged 37 years, Feb. 25, 1825

NICHOLSON Mr. , midshipman of frig-
ate Constitution, son of Capt. Nicholson,

at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1798

George, merchant, at Baltimore. Gazette of C)ct. 25, 1800
John, Esq., formerly Controller General of

Pennsylvania, late editor of a paper, "The

Supporter." A man of talents, science,

atTd of many sorrows, in prison, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Dec. 20, i8oo
Com. James, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1804
Lieut. John B., U. S. Navy, killed in a duel

with Mr. Dehart, also an officer in the U.

S. Navy ; at the third shot he was shot

through the head, at Syracuse, N. Y. Ga-
zette of March 9, 1S05
Col. John, at Montgomery, Orange Co., N.

Y., in 71st year, a Revolutionary soldier, Aug. 2, 181 1

Com. Samuel, senior officer of the navy, at

Charlestown Navy Yard ; was an officer in

the Revolution. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1812

Capt. R. S., Royal Navy, in Flngland. He

was a lieutenant on board the Warrior,

under Admiral Rodnev, in the victory of

April, 1782. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1817

James, a pilot, while in charge of the ship

Catharine jumped over and drowned, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Nov. i, 18 17

Capt. Kimball, of the schooner Rambler, of

Dennis, aged 39 years, in this town, Dec. 9, 1821

];;,S VITAL IJKCdKI) oK RHODE ISLAND

XICHOLSON Lieut. Nathaniel D., U. S. Navy,
son of the late Com. Samuel, at Dedham,
Mas,s., ai^ed 32 year.s. Gazette of July 3. 1822

NICKI'.R Elizabeth, widow of Thomas, at New-

[lort. Gazette of June 8, 1805

NICKHRSON Herman, died at Halifax, a pris-
oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Louisa, in this town, aged 3 years, 3 months,

daughter of Capt. John B., Sept. 9, 1822

John H., in this town, aged 11 weeks, 3 days,

son of Capt. John 15., Sept. 10, 1822

Capt. fHijah, at l^oston, aged 74 years. Ga-
zette of ALuch 22, 1823
NICKLIN Philip, merchant, at I'hikulcli.hia, in

47th year. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1806

NIGHTINGALE Samuel, in 72d year. Dec. 2, 1786

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Dea. Samuel, in 49th

year. May 6, 1790

W , in this town. Gazette of May 3, 1794

Mrs. , wife of the late Samuel, in 73d

year. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1794

Col. Joseph, in 50th year, in this town, Nov. 3, 1797

John C, eldest son of the late Col. Joseph,

of this town, at Cumberland Island, Ga., Sept. 11, 1806

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Samuel, Jun., in this
town, in 29th year, July 5. 1S12

Celia Greene, daughter of Joseph, aged i

year, 11 months, 5 days, in this town, Jan. 2, 1813

Samuel, Esq., in this town, aged "Jl years, Aug. 9, 1814

William, son of the late Col. Joseph, in this

town, in 31st year, Jan. 12, 1815

Mrs. Elizabeth K., wife of Samuel and
daughter of Edward K. Thompson, Esq.,
in tills town, in 28th year, Sept. 10, 1819

Josejih C, sou of the late John C, Esq., in

i8th year, at Cumberland Island, Ga., Jan. 14, 1820

NILES , killeil in action at Koyalston,

Ct., Oct. 16, 1780

Jeremiah, at South Kingstown, in 8Sth )ear.

Gazette of Nov. 15, 1794

Polly, daughter of Jonathan, ;it East Green-
wich, in 17th year, (kizette of Oct. 10, 1795

Harry, executed near New London for mur-
der of his wife, Nov. 4, 1807

Henry, son of the late Henry, of East Green-
wich, at Pawtucket, in 24th year. Nov. 14, 1820
NINl) Rev. William, rector of St. Stephen's
Church, ISaltimore, aged 45 years, (jazette
,,t Sept. 28, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

139

NINEGRET Thomas, chief of the Narragan-

setts, at Charlestown, R. I., suddenly,
NITCHEE John, of New York, at his seat at

Mamaroneck,
NIXON Robert, only surviving son of Robert,
at Providence,

James, and Mrs. Marcy, his wife, at New-
port. Gazette of

Mrs. , widow of Robert. Gazette of

Nancy, widow, eldest daughter of the late
Robert, of this town, in her 27th year,

John, president Bank of North America, at
Philadelphia,

Mr. , of Baltimore, profile painter, at

Dover, N. H. Gazette of

Miss P21eanor, aged 76 years. Gazette of

Gen. John, at MidiUebury, Vt.,aged 99 years;
commanded a brigade during the Revolu-
tion and was wounded at Bunker Hill.
Gazette of

Miss , aged 12 years. She weighed

350 pounds, stood $ feet, was 7 feet round ;
her arm measured near 2 feet in circum-
ference. Gazette of
NOBLP: Mrs. Abby (colored), in this town, in

45th year, suddenly,
NOBBS Mrs. P'reelove, wife of Isaac, in this

town, in 70th year. Gazette of
NOEL Mrs. Experience, widow of Garrett, at
New York, in 74th year. Gazette of

John (colored), mariner, late steward of ship
Two Catherines, in this town,
NOLEN . There is now living at Staf-
ford, iLng., a man of this name living with
his 26th wife; has had by the whole 73
children. He is 105 years old and his wife
is pregnant. Gazette of

Christopher, of Salem, at the Marine Hos-
pital, Newport,

Margaret, killed with a blow by a pair of
tongs struck by Mrs. Kent, at Boston,
NOONING Mrs. Rebecca, at Bristol, aged 74

years,
NORTH Rt. Hon. P'rancis, Earl of Guilford, in
England. Gazette of

Rt. Hon. Frederick, Lord, in England. Ga-
zette of

NORTHAM Capt. John, at Newport, in 63d
year. Gazette of

Nov. 12, 1769

June 24, 181 1

March 17, 1769

Aug. 26, 1780
March 20, 1773

Oct. 21, 1790

Dec. 31, 1808

June 29, I Si I
April 22, 1815

April 22, I Si 5

March 20, 1824
April 14, 1S20
June 22, 1822
April 27, 1805

March 12, 1821

Aug. 22,

1821

April 8,

1822

July 12,

1825

Jan. 18,

1 8 19

larch 29.

1788

Sept. 29,

1792

Sept. I,

1792

1-10 VITAL KECOIU) OF HHODK 1SLAM1

XORTHAM Sarah, daughter of the late Capt.

John, at Newport. Gazette of April 2, 1796

Miss Amey, at Newport, at an advanced age.
Gazette of Aug. 9, 1818

NORTHUMBERLAND Prince Hugh Percy,
Duke and Earl of. Baron Percy and 8
other titles ; in England, aged 76 years.
He was a general in command of troops at
Bunker Hill and Le.xington. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1817

NORMAN Moses, at Newport. Gazette of April 5, 1806

William, at Boston, suddenly. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1807

NORTH UP John, one of the Justices of the In-
ferior Court for Kings Co.. at North
Kingstown. Gazette of June 2, 1781

Mrs. Mary, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1797

Mrs. Martha, wife of Nicholas, in this town,

in 36th year, IMarch 19, iSii

Lewis, found dead in the road, at Pound-
ridge, N. Y., aged 45 years. Gazette of July 27, iSii

Joseph C, at North Kingstown, aged gi

years. Gazette of Jan. iS, 1812

Elder Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 57th year, July 21, 18 12

Gideon, at North Kingstown, aged 86 years, Oct. i, 1813

James \V., only son of Nicholas, in this town,
in 6th year ; was kicked by a horse and
lived two hours, Nov. 11, 1S15

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Stephen and
daughter of the late James Cooper, of
North Kingstown, at Newport, in 58th
year. Gazette of I-"eb. 10, 181 6

Henry, near Norfolk. Va., drowned from a

small open boat. Gazette of Nov. 6. 1819

Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. William, at North

Kingstown, in 57th year, ]\Lay 4, 1820

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Joseph, at New-
port, in 40th year. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1820

Ichabod (colored), aged 78 years, at East
Greenwich, soldier of the Revolution and
pensioner under the late Act of Congress, Sept. 5, 1821

Immanuel, graduate of B. U., a native of
Rhode Island, in 25lh year, at Herman,
Oglethorpe Co., (La., Dec. 4, 1822

Mrs. Sarah C, eldest daughter of Christo-
pher, at South Kmgstown, in 26th year.
Gazette of Oct. 4, 1823

Mrs Frances, widow of Capt. George, at

Wickford, in 96th year. Gazette of P'eb. 26, 1S25

NORRIS John, at Bristol, in 77th year. Ga-
zette of ' July 16, 1S08

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 141

NORRIS Hon. John, at Salem, merchant, aged

54 years Gazette of Dec. 31, 1808

Rev. Greenleaf A., late assistant minister of
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Bos-
ton, at Cambridge, aged 28 years, Sept. 29, 181 1
Thomas, merchant, drowned from on board
sloop Catharine, of Hallowell, in a squall,
aged 43 years, Dec. 3. 1S13
Elizabeth, at Bristol, in 87th year, member
of the Catholic Congregational Church.
Gazette of >>'ov. 2, 1822
Mrs. Betsey, wife of Hezekiah, and daugh-
ter of William Carr, Esq., of Warren, at
Bristol, aged 25 years, Feb. 16, 1823
NORTON Azarias, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Elisha, drowned at Rowland's F"erry by up-
setting of a boat, aged 46 years, Sept. 29, 1809
Joseph, nephew of Elisha, drowned at How-
land's Ferry by upsetting of a boat, aged
19 years, Sept. 29, 1809
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Elisha, drowned at How-
land's Ferry bv upsetting of a boat, aged
43 years, ' Sept. 29, 1S09
Elizabeth, wife of Rev. Jacob, at Weymouth,
aged 46 years. Gazette of Feb. 2, iSi i

Col. . killed in battle of Oueenstown.

Gazette of ~ Nov. 28, 1812

Dr. Gould G., at Cheshire. Ct., member of

the Assembly from that town. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1813
Elijah, at Tiverton, m 88th year. May 25, 1816

Orange, son of David, aged .14 years,
drowned in the mill pond at Colebrook
Hollow, Safford, N. Y., June 24, 1816

Seth, Prof, of Languages at Hamilton Col-
lege, Dec. 7, 1 819
Elisha. at Newport, Jan. 25, 1821
David, of Tiverton, at Savannah, Ga., aged

26 years, Aug. 17, 1821

Ebenezer, of Somerset, drowned in attempt-
ing to cross the river on the ice from Tiv-
erton to Swanzey, Jan. 17, 1S22
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Zachariah, at Madison,
Me., in 6sth year. Mr. and IMrs. Norton
were on a visit of condolence to Abraham
Johnson, who just buried three of his chil-
dren. Johnson awoke to find his house on
lire. The inmates were all got out. Mrs.
N., who was fleshy, said she felt as if she
must die. She was led across the road

142 VITAl. ItKCOlU) OF KHoDK ISl.AM)

NORTOX :

and expired in a lew minutes. Was a na-
tive of Edgartown, Mass. Gazette of May lo, 1823
Elizabeth, widow, aged 57 years, at New
Vineyard, Me.; wa.s riding in a sleigh with
her son-in-law, and granddaughter of g
years of age. The horse ran, she leaped
from the sleigh and ran se\-eral rods with-
out apparent injury, but seeing her grand-
child thrown she fell dead. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1825
Sylvanus, a native of Winthro]), Me , aged
40 years, drowned in the Kennebunk Ki\er,
near Bath, while intoxicated, Juh' 26, 1825

NOTTINGHAM Samuel, a Friend i)reacher fur
40 years, at WilHngborough, Northamp-
tonshire, i'jig. Gazette of Ma)- 5, 1787

NOURSIC John, of Boston, one of the State

printers, at Salem, in 2Sth year, Jan. 2, 1790

Commoilore, of the British Ship y\ndromache,
at Isle of I-'rance, supposed to have been
poisoned. Gazette of Feb. 5, 1825

NC)RWI-:EL Mrs. Janetta. This woman had
e.\|5erienced the vicissituiles of fortune
from a pialace to the almshouse, ha\'ing
been presented at court early in the pres-
ent reign ; at the parish almshouse at
Brigg, Lincolnshire, Eng. Gazette of June 14. 1817

NOWELL" Miss Elizabeth W., daughter of the
late lulward B,, I'^sq., of Charleston, S. C.,
at Newport, in icjth year, Ju]\' 2, 1820

N(_)\'E.S Mrs, E_\'dia, wife of Thomas, Escj , and
(laughter of the Lite"\\'illi,im Rogeis, of
Newjioi-t. at W'esterly, \n 39th \'ear, Now 22, 1798

Col. Joseph, at W'esterly, in 75th }'ear. Ga-
zette of March 27, 1802
John, I%s(|,, at L)-me, Ct,, in 5Jd )car. Ga-
zette of Aug, 2/, 1 80S
Jienjamin, son of Rew John, ol Weston, a

suiciile while insane, (iazette of
Col. Thomas, at Wesleily, in 66th year,
Gilbert, sou of Euther, ot < ),ikh.mi, Mass., in
23d yeai', in this town,

NUNIN Mary, found tlrowned in the creek near
Na)'att Point, insane. G.izetle of

Nl'NX Col. h:iijah, sheriff of Chester Co,, S.

C, killed by Eloyd while reatling

the warrant of arrest to him. Gazette of April 22, 1809

NUT]': Lsaac M,, private of Capt. Wentworth's
iiimpaii)-, woundeil in battle of Tippecanoe,
since died, Nov. 7. 181 i

May 20,
Sejit, 20,

1815
1819

Oct. 19,

1S23

Dec, 3,

1823

PIIOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I43

NUTTING Mrs. Deborah, widow, at Cumber-
land, in 87th year. Gazette of April 11, 1778
NYE Elisha, Jun., aged 40 years, drowned from
on board sloop Aurora, of Hallowell, in a
squall, Dec. 3, 1813
Ebenezer, at Rochester, Mass., of the fever.

Gazette of April 27, 1816

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Ebenezer, at Rochester,

Mass , of the fever. Gazette of April 27, 1S16

0

OAKLEY Miles, Mercy and Hannah, children
of Eliphalet, aged 20, 17 and 11 years re-
spectively, drowned in the sound on pas-
sage from Babylon to South Beach by the
upsetting of the boat, July 21, 1809

William, at Newport, aged 69 years, April 20, 1824

OATH MAN Anthony, son of Rev. Mr., aged 9

months, in this town, Oct. 12, 1S21

Susannah Clarke, daughter of Rev. Bartholo-
mew, aged 2 years, 9 months, Jan. 10, 1822

OATLEY alias Brown, executed at Newgate,

London, Aug. 29, 1783

1st. Lieut. , of the British ship Chi-
chester, killed in a duel by Lieut. Connell,
the 2d Lieut, of said ship, near Gasport,
Va., Oct. 2S, 1S06

OBBLEOIS Bernard, Esq., aged 55 years, at
Rockland Co., N. Y., a clerk in the Police
Office, New York, from its first organiza-
tion till 1819. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1825

OCCUISH Hannah, a mulatto, aged 12 years,
9 mos., executed at New London, Ct., for
the murder of Eunice 15olles, ' Dec. 20, 17S6

OCCUM Rev. Sampson, the Indian preacher, at
New Stockbridge, near C)neida, N. Y., in
69th year, suddenly. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1792

OGDEN Matthais, Esq., late a Brigadier Gen-
eral in the Continental Army, at Eliza-
bethtown, N. J., March 31, 1791

Abraham, Esq., United States Attorney for
District of New Jersey, at New York.
Gazette of Feb. 17, 1798

Lewis, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

Rev. John Cozzens, at Chestertovvn, Md.
Gazette of Oct. 11, 1800

lU

VITAL liKCOlil) OK RHODE ISLAND

OGIIA'li: Gen. I. , in Kngkuul, aged ;S

)ears. Gazette <if May i, 1813

James, the Scottish orator, at Aberdeen,
Scot., in 45th year, where he had gune to
take possession of the estate of Lord i-'nid-
hiter, to whom he was tiie heir,
OGLE Clement, at Baltimore. Gazette of

Benjamin, Esq., late (lovernor of Maryland,
in 61 st year, at Annapolis, Md ,
OISEAU Jacque, executed for mutiny on board

H. M. Ship Columbia, at Halifax,
OLANETA General, a Peruvian Revolutinnist,

killed in battle. Gazette of
OLCC)TT Rev. Allen, for some years jiastur of
church at Framingham, at I'^ast Ilaitford.
Ct.. aged 64 years. Gazette of
OLDEN John, merchant, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of
OLDh'Ii;!,]) Miss Maria, daughter of Capt.
John, at Newport. (Gazette of
Jeremiah, from a kick nf a horse, at PSeiitnn.

Gazette of
J. P., merchant, in this town, suddenl)-, on
his journey from Boston to New York,
OLDlIA.Nl Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged /T,

)'ears,
OLDRIDGE Capt. William, in this town, in
36th year,
George William, only son of the late Capt,

William, at Bristol, in 17th }\'ar.
Daniel Paine, infant son of Capt. .Samuel,
aged 17 months,
OLIN Da\id, at East Greenwich. Gazette of
Mannah, widow of Daviil, at Warwick, in

27th year, (jazette of
Hon. (lidcon, native of Rhode Island, at
Shaftsbury, Vt. Gazette of
OLI\'l'-l\ Rev. Thomas P'itch, son of Hon. An-
drew, of Salem, aged 40 years. PLid form-
erly charge of the ICjiiscopal Church of
this town, J.m. Jj.

William Pynchon, son of the late Rev.
Thomas P'itch ()liver, formerly of this
town, at Salem, Mass., very suildeiil}', in
22d year. Gazette of Se[it. 26,

Mary, widow of lion. Andrew, at Salem,

Mass., aged 75 years. Gazette ot Jan. 2,

Harriet, wife of 'I'homas, formerly Governor
of Massachusetts, at l^ristol, h'ng. (la-
zette of Sept. 24,

Sept.
Oct

18,
9.

1820
1802

Julv

6.

1809

SeiJt.

18,

1 809

July

16.

1 82 5

Ma_\

4-

iSi t

Nov

9.

1 799

Jan.

14.

1792

July

-5.

1818

Aug.

16,

1822

June

-> -y

LS22

i\pi il

'3.

iSio

June

9.

1 8 1 8

Ian.
Oct.

17.

18,

1822
1794

March

28,

•795

I'd).

I ^

1823

797

807
S08

808

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 145

OLIVER Capt. John S.,of Privateer Gen. Arms-
trong, .shot in the harbor, at Wihnington,
N. C, while returning to his vessel, April 26, 18 13

Daniel, at Boston, aged 59 years. Gazette of F"eb. 12, 1S23

John, at Baltimore. Gazette of June 18, 1823

Mrs. ICIizabeth, wife of James and daughter
of Smith Brown, of Pembroke, Mass., at
Lynn, Nov. 27, 1S23

OLMSTEAD Deacon Nathaniel, at Ridgefield,
Ct. The posterity ot this ancient pa-
triarch amount to 430 persons. Gazette
of

Mrs. Maria D., wife of Nathaniel, and daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Battey, in this town, in
20th year,
OLNEY Jonathan, Jr., at Providence,

Thomas, of North Providence, his house
burnt badly. Gazette of

Mrs. Hallelujah, widow of James, aged 89
years, at Providence,

Mrs. Rachel, at the Lower F"erry. Gazette
of

Hannah, daughter of Richard. Gazette of

Nathaniel, painter, at Providence. Gazette
of

Samuel, of Providence, drowned in the Miss-
issippi. Gazette of

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Jonathan, at Provi-
dence, in 64th year,

James, innholder. Gazette of

Richard, Jr. Gazette of

Mrs. , \vife of Capt. Joseph, Sr., died

last week. Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, at an advanced age. Gazette
of

Mrs. , widow of Nathaniel. Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, at North Providence, suddenly,

Lemuel, son of Richard,

, son of Gideon, at North Providence,

scalded to death,

Sarah, wife of Tilley Merrick Olney, in this
town, in 33d year. Gazette of

Tilley Merrick, in 3Sth year, at Woodstock,
Ct. Gazette of

Capt. Jonathan, of this town, in 79th year,

Lucy, daughter of the late James. Gazette
of

Charles, at North Providence. Gazette of

Hannah, wife of Richard,

Lydia, daughter of the late James, in her 24th
year. Gazette of

Aug. 31,

1805

Sept. 25,
Oct. 4,

1819
1769

Sept. 8,

1770

Aug. 6,

1771

Feb. 29,
June 20,

1772

1772

Oct. 3,

1772

May 21,

1774

March 25,
Nov. 18,
Oct. 26,

•775
1775
1776

May 10,

1777

Oct. II,
Oct. II,

July 5.

Dec. 9,

1777

1777
1779
1780

Dec. 17,

1783

Sept. 17,

1785

Aug. 19,
March 28,

1786
1787

July 10,

Aug. 7,

June 18,

1790
1790
1 79 1

Dec. 24,

1791

1^(5 VITAL KKCOHI) OK RHODE INLAND

OLNMY Major Thomas, at North Providence, at

an advanced age. Gazetteof A[)ril 13, 1793

Mrs. I'hebe, widow of \\'illiani, of North
Providence, and granddaughter of Thomas
Angeil, one of the twelve worthies who be-
gan the settlement of Providence Planta-
tions, at Kilhngly, Ct., in 95th year. Ga-
zette of May 4, 1793

Thomas, at North Providence, aged 89 years, March 25, 1795

Richard, at an advanced age. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1795

Mrs. Deborah, widow of Col. Charles, at

North Providence, in 81st year. Gazetteof l-'eb. 27, 1796

James H., merchant, July 29, 1796

Richard, of this town, son of Simeon H., at

Jamaica, in 19th 3'ear. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1796

Miss Deborah, at an advanced age. Gazette
of Oct. 8, 1796

(lideon, Esq., at North Providence, in 69th

year. Gazetteof Feb. 3, 1798

Obadiah, at Smithfield, in SSth year. He
had lived to see his descendants to the
fourth generation. Gazette of March 17, 1798

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Stephen, and daugh-
ter of Joseph W'hipjile, at Smithfield, May 24, 1798

Deborah, widow of James, at Johiiston. Ga-
zette of Aug. 25, 1798

Nehemiali, at PlainfieKl, Ct., killed by a tree

falling on him, Dec. 4, 1798

Henry P., of Hudson, in 25111 vear, in this

town, ' March 20, iSoo

Isaac, at Johnston, in 71st year, June 7, 1800

Mrs. Content, wife of Asa, in 34th year, in

this town, Jan. 7, 1S02

William S. (colored), of this town, in 37th

year, Aug. 29, 1804

Miss Sophia, second daughter of (iideon,
aged 19 years, P"eb. 25, 1805

Amelia, daughter of I^lisha, l-^sc]., at .Smith-

ticld, in 2 1 St yeai', June 2}, 1805

I.)-dia, widow of Obadiah, at .Siuithfield, in
90th year, Aug. 2, 1805

William, late editor of the l'ri)vidence Pheni.x,

in 24th y(."ar, Jan 10, 1S07

Ca[)t. Henry, in 39th year, Ai)ril 29, 1807

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Christopher A., aged 24
years, at Boston. Gazette of July 25, 1807

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Caiit. Daniel, in 39tli

year. (Gazette of Dec. 19, 1^0/

Simeon lb, in this town, in 5.ttli year, A])ril 25, i8o8

Sally, daughter of Cajit. Daniel, in I7tli year, Aug. 29, i.*<o8

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

14^

OLNEY Col. Christopher, in this town, in 64th
year,

Christopher C, son of Col. Christopher, in
this town, in 36th year,

Sarah, daughter of the late Col. Charles, in
55th year, in North Providence,

Capt. Daniel, killed at the Island of Pacator,
in his 44th year, Dec. 27, 18 10. A minute
account of the tragedy in Gazette of

William, only son of the late Capt. Daniel,
in 25th year, in this town,

Lemuel, in this town, in 28th year.

Col. Jeremiah, late Collector of Customs for
this port, member of the Society of the
Cincinnati, &c., a soldier of the I^evolu-
tion, in this town, aged 63 years. He was
buried with military honors in the North
Burial Ground. He distinguished himself
at Red Bank, Springfield, Monmouth and
York town;

Miss Cynthia W., in this town, aged 33 years,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Emor, at Smithfield, in
43d year,

Samuel, at North Providence, in 64th year,

Mrs. Desire, at North Providence, in 69th
year,

Lydia, widow of Isaac, at Stafford, Ct., late
of North Providence, aged about 85 years.
Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, many years a resident of this
town, at Hudson, N. Y., at an advanced
age. He was a meritorious nautical com-
mander from this port, in the navy at the
time of the Revolution. Gazette of

Mrs. Zerviah, widow of Samuel, at North
Providence, in 67th year,

Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Col. Chris-
topher, in 31st year,

Mrs. Dorcas, wife of Capt. Stephen, at North
Providence, in 60th year,

Moses, in this town, in 51st year. Gazette of

Capt. Job, formerly of North Providence, at
Lyndon, Vt., m 8ist year, a Revolutionary
soldier,

Stephen, son of Moses, dec, in 22d year; was
on a visit to some friends in Foster where
during a thunder storm he was killed by a
bolt of lightning,

Nathaniel G., Esq., at Olneyville, in 39th
year.

March 15, 1809

April 12, 1S09

Feb. 22. I Si I

March 16, 181 1

March 30, 1811
Aug. I, 1812

Nov. 10, 18 1 2
Dec. 28, 1 812

F"eb. 19, I Si 3
Aug. 16, 1813

Sept. 4, 1813

Feb. 26, 1S14

Nov. 26, 1 8 14

Feb. 4, 181 5

April 16, 18 1 5

Dec. 13, 1816
Dec. 6, 1817

March 27, 18 19

June 18, 18 19
Nov. 26, 1 8 19

]^4S \ITA1> ItKCOiM) (iK KHODE ISLAND

OLNICY James, at l^urrillville, in 48th year, As-
sciciate Justice Court of Common Pleas,
Providence Co., July 27, 1S20

Hezekiah, at North Provitlcnce, at an ad-
vanced age, Nov. 28, 1820

Asa, in this town, in 54th year, C)ct. 3, 1821

Nathan, at Natchez, in 41st year, formerly

of this town; has left wife and four children, Oct. 23, 1821

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Job, at North Provi-
dence, in 40th year. Gazette of Oct. ^i, 1S21

Mrs. Amey, at North Providence, ageil 92

years, of Smithfield, March 6, 1822

Mrs. Mina, widow of Cnj. Christopher, in

this town, in 76th year, Jan. 26, 1823

James Monroe, son of William P., in this

tiiwii, in 3d year, March 11, 1823

Henry l'~enner, son of William P., in this
town, in 6th year, Ajjril 2, i>23

Job, at North Prcjv-idence, in 57th year, Dea-
con-elect of liiptist Church, in west part
of the town, Oct. 26, is23

!\Irs. Phebe, witluw of Capt. Plenry, in this

town, in 54th year, Jan. 31, 1S24

Deborah, wife of George, P^sci., in this town,
aged 72 years, l'"eb. 14, 1824

Mrs. Sarah, wiilow nf Simeon H., in this

town, in 74th year, Sept. 22, 1824

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel, and daughter of
the late Major Jabez Gorman, in this town,
in 28th year, Dec. 4, 1824

Charles, at North i'rovidence, in 7Sth year, Dec. 31, 1824

Charles (colored), in this town, July 16, 1825

OLY Joseph, a native of Otaheites, in the 19th
or 20th year of his age, at the .Moravian
School, .Mirheld, ICng. He was supjiosed
til be related to Poniese, king of the isl-
ands tlie Ot(ia of Ca|)l. dioke. Gazelte
of Jan. 14, 1804

OLYPIIANT Dr. P)avid, at Newport, April 2, 1805

O.MA.\ lieiuy, at Newport, in 59th year. (Ga-
zette lit March 8, 1800

Mrs. ]''.li/abeth, wife of William, at New])urt.

in 40th year, (ia/ette uf l'"eb. 25, 1804

.Margaret C, d.iughter of William, at New-

]>ort, aged 14 }'ears. (Gazette of Nov. 27, 1S19

ONDICRDO'XK lion. .Andrew, Senator of the
New York .Assembly, at Dong Island.
Gazette of Sept. 30, 1797

OND'", Major Leroy, I'aymasler {.' . S. .Army, at
Warrentim, N. C. While returning home

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I49

ONIE:

in a stage coach the horses became fright-
ened and ran; in trying to get out of the

coach he was so much injured as to cause

his death within a few hours. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1819

OOBOOKIAH Henry, aged 26 years, native of

Owhyhes, member of P'oreign Mission

School, at Cornwall, Ct., Feb. 17, 1818

ORLEANS the Duke of, at Malta. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1.S08
O^MAN John, laborer, at New Haven, from a

fall, June 7, 1772

ORMOND Capt. William, at Charleston, S. C.

Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

ORMSBEE Mrs. Roby, wife of John. Gazette

of Jan. 4, 1777

Mrs. Barbara, wife of John, in 36th year,

after an illness of 158 days, Feb. 4,^1786

John, aged 32 years, Jan. 18, 1787

Mrs. , wife of Caleb. (lazette of Aug. 2, 1794

Josiah, of this town, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Oct. 8, 1796

Mrs. Keziah, widow of Daniel, in 75th year,

at Rehoboth. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1799

Daniel, at Rehoboth, in 53d year. Gazette

of Feb. 8, 1800

Miss Anna, in this town, in 32d year, March 23, 1802

Capt. Christopher, formerly of this town, at

Putney, Vt., in 55th year. Gazette of April 30, 1803

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. James, in this

town, in 34th year, June 7, 1803

Mrs. Polly, widow of Capt. Joshua, Jr., at

Warren, in 36th year. Gazette of July 28, 1804

Caleb, in this town, aged about 55 years,

(Masonic honors,) Dec. 31, 1807

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Capt. Lewis, in this

town, in 51st year, Dec. 16, iSio

Joshua, at Warren, in 80th year. Gazette

of Dec. 29, 1810

Capt. Lewis, in this town, in 51st year, March 28, 18 12

Joseph, aged about 56 years. Gazette of March 6, 18 13

Jacob, aged 33 years. Gazette of March 23, 1S16

Mrs. Sybil, widow of Abraham, at Seekonk, June 14, 1817

Catharine, daughter of Ira, in this town,

aged 6 years, March 7, iSiS

Mrs. Ann, wife of Seneca, in 28th year, in

this town, April 17, 1S19

Mrs. Eliza W., wife of Capt. J. H., and only

daughter of Col. John S]Hirr, in this town, Dec. 1 1, 1819
Elijah, aged 58 years, in this town, Jan. 23, 1820

150 VITAL i;k(()i;i) ok khodk island

OKAISlil'lE Edward D, chief mate of Shi]!
Nancy, of this port, aged 22 years, at
Havana, March 6, 1821

Susan Ann, daughter of the late Capt.

Lewis, in this town, in iSth year, No\-. 16, 1821

Lewis, in this town, aged 32 years, Nov. 16, 1823

John IL, infant son of Royal, in this tciwii, Seiit. 13, 1824

Royal, in this town, in 33d year, Jul\' 8, 1825

ORNI':' Ca])t. Jonathan, at RIarblehead. Ga-
zette of Jan. 15, 1774

Hon. Azar, of the Go\-ernor's Council, at

i>()st(in, in his 56th year. Gazette of June n, 1796

Lieut. James, at Attleburo, in 70th )'ecU'.
(iazette of I'"eb. 18, 1804

Ci>l. Jnseph, of Marblehead, an officer of the
RcN'olution. at Bourdeau.x. lie fell down
the steps of the American Consul's door
and received such a blow that he died in-
stantly, Dec. 24, 1805

Esther, widow of the late James, ui 8 1st

year, at Attleboro, Dec. 25. 1M9

ORnNO Chief of the Penobscot Indians, at ( Md
Town, Me., saitl to he lis vears oltl. Ga-
zette of ^ ' March 28, I So I

Madame, wi<low of the Chief of the Penob-
scot Indians, aged 115 years. He died a
few years since, aged 1 10 years, (jazette
of Jan. 14. 1809

ORR Hon. John, at Bedford, X. IL, aged about

75 years. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

OR.SWJ'.LL Miss Patience, at North I'lovidence,

in 23d year, h'eb. 5, 1823

OSHCRNE John, merchant, son ol John, at

Newport, but formerly of Hoston, in 43d

year, ' M;uch 12, 1772

Mrs. , at Newport, at an avhanced

age. Ciazette of Aug. 13, 1796

Cieorge Jerry, of Portsmouth, N. II., |>riuter.

at Newl.)uryi)ort. Gazette of June 7, iSoo

William, at Newport, at an advanced age.

Gaz tte of Jan. 30, 1808

Mis ilannah, aged 74 years, found dead in

her bed, at Poiindridge. N. V. Gazette of July 2y, 181 1

OSGOOD John, died at Halifa.x, a ]irisoner ol

war, f)etween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Isaac, Esq., at Ha\-erhill, aged 66 years.

Gazette of June 4, 1791

Samuel, P'.s(|.. late naval officer of the jiort,

at New York, Aug. (2, 1813

PHOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 Jgl

OSGOOD Samuel, of Providence, R. I., a pas-
senger on board sloop Lion, Capt. Craw-
ford, on passage from Savannah to New
York, fell overboard off Cape Hatteras
and was drowned, June 2, 1820

Samuel, a passenger on board sloop Lion, on

passage from Savannah, June 2, 1820

Rev. Jonathan, at Gardiner, Me., in 6ist
year and 31st of his ministry. Gazette of June ig, 1822

Rev. David, D. D., at Medford. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1822

Silas. Jr., at Worcester, aged 19 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27, 1823
OSMAN Thomas, son of John, of Christ Church,
Hampshire Co , Eng., at sea, drowned
from on board brig Traveller, Capt.
Farmer, on passage from Havana, about April 20, 18 16
OSSLEY Daniel, a Friend, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

OSTEENS , three brothers of this name

killed by Indians. Gazette of March 14, 1818

OSWALD Col. t;ieazer, of Philadelphia, at New

York, Oct. 2, 1795

Elizabeth, widow of Col. Eleazer, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1797

John Holt, Esq., late of Philadelphia, at Car-

thagena, aged 33 years. Gazette of Sept. 8, i8io

Dr. , in England. He died from inoc-
ulation of matter from dissecting a corpse.
Gazette of Sept. 6, 1817

OTIS Hon. James, struck by lightning at the

house of Isaac Osgood, at Andover, Mass., May 23, 1783

Allyne, second son of Hon. Harrison G.,
aged 10 years, at Boston, drowned in the
harbor, July 26, 1806

Joseph, Esq., at Barnstable, in 83d year, a

Revolutionary patriot, Sept. 23, 1810

Hon. Samuel Allyne, Secretary of the Sen-
ate of the United States, at Washington,
D. C, aged 74 years; was son of Hon.
James, of Barnstable, Mass.; April 22, 1S14

Elder Micajah, at Strafford, N. H., aged 74
years, May 20, 1821

Mrs. Sarah Smith, wife of Jacob and daugh-
ter of the late William Barker, in this
town, in 59th year. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1821

OTT William, collector of the port, at Washing-
ton, N. C. Gazette of Dec. 14, 181 1
OTTILE David, drowned in New York Bay, Oct. 18, 18 12
OTTO Dr. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

152 VITAL UECOin) OK 1{H()I)K ISLAND

OVAR Jacnl), aged 32 years, at Zanesville. O.
He had swapped horses with a swindler
and got one stone bUnd after dark. This
horse he was riding home when the horse
missing the bridge plunged into the canal
where he was di'owned. Gazette of April 3, 1819

OVERING John, Jr., at Newport. Gazette of May 11, 1782

Henry John, late of Newport, merchant, at

Bermuda. Gazette of May 3. 1783

Robert, of Newport, at Island of Tobago, in

25th year. Gazette of Jan. i, 1803

Mrs. Mary Juliana, of Newport. R. I., aged
•j-j )ears, at 15oston, Sei^t. 21, 181 1

(The ne.\t issue sa)'s Mai)'.)

Cato (colored), at Newport, supposed to be

1 10 years old, Oct. 5, 1821

0\VI-:N Mrs. , wife of Cajit. .SoloiiK.n, at

Glocester. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1774

William, aged n years, of Newport, tongue

cut out by Algerine pMrates. Gazette of Jan, 21, 1775

John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, be-
tween .\ov. 23. 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

.Sarah, w^fe of 01i\-er, at Glocester, \\\ 31st

year, (jazette of June 2},, 1792

Cai)t. Solomon, at Glocester, in 67th )'ear,
for many years a famous nautical com-
mander from this ]3ort. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

Thomas, l'',s(|., at Glocester, in 92d _\'ear.

He bad lived with one wife 68 _\'ears, Sept. 14. 1798

, sun iif Mr. ( )\\cii, at Nor-
wich, Ct. Gazette of Sei't. 15, 179S

Daniel, Jr., son of l).uiiel, of ('docestei, at
New S'ork, merchant, in J9th \ear. Ga-
zette of ' Aug. 18, 1804

Hon. Daniel, at Glocester, in 81st year, Oct. 21, 1812

(JNLI'A' [ohn, in Kngl.ind. aged 105 years.

(iazette ot ' ' April 16. 1808

().\.\ Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Capt. .Samuel, at

Bristol, in 74th _\ear. July 2, 1812

L3-(iia, wife of William, at Hristol, aged 55
years, (iazette of July 9, 1825

(iZIMR Mr. , supercargo ot schooner

Maine, of l^oston, at .Samona, .St. Do-
mingo, about Jan. 14, 1825

OZMoNT J..hn. Ill Talbot Co., Md., in 98lh

year. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

()'15RI.\X Lewis, ]';s(i.. an eminent merchant,

at St. Andeni, Sjiain. (iazette ol Sept. 13, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I53

O'BRIEN , the Irish giant. He gave

permission for his skeleton to be prepared

for the College Museum, Dublin. Gazette

of Sept. 22, 1804

Col. Jeremiah, collector of the port of Ma-

chais, aged 70 years, a soldier of the Rev-
olution, Sept. 5, 1818
Richard, late Consul General of the United

States for the Barbary Powers, at Wash-
ington, D. C, in 73d year. This man's

life was one of extraordinary activity and

vigor; Feb. 14, 1824

O'BRYAN Rear Admiral E , in England.

Gazette of April 8, 1809

O'CONNOR Mr. . at Philadelphia, killed

by a falling chimney. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1818

O'DONALD , son of Major, killed by

lightning at Meramichi, July — , 1823

0'D0NNP:EL John, at his seat near Baltimore.

Gazette of Oct. 19, 1805

Rev. James, ]5ishop of Thyntira, Missionary

Bishop to New P'oundland, at Waterford,

Ire. Gazette of June 22, 181 1

Connell, aged 35 years, at Boston, July 12, 1825

O'FLINN Capt. Patrick, at Wilmington, Del,

in 70th year, a soldier of the Revolution, July 7, 1S18

O'KAIN Capt. Joseph, of Dorchester, Mass.,

late of ship Eclipse, of Boston, on the

northwest coast of America. Gazette of Aug. 24, iSii

O'MADDEN Col. C. P. B., was on horseback, a

dog frightened the horse which ran away

with him into the woods, and threw him

against a tree causing instant death ; was

in the Chilian Revolution under Gen.

O'Higgins to whom he was greatly at-
tached; near Frederick Co., Md., May 28, 1S25
O'NEAL General , at Madrid, aged no

years. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1791

O'REILLY General, in Spain. Gazette of June 14, 1794

O'ROURKE Patrick, P:sq., at Baltimore, aged

66 years. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1806

O'SULLIVAN Theodore, in Ireland, aged 115

years, the Irish Bard. He breathed his

last while sowing oats in the field of one of

his grandchildren, and singing of his favor-
ite lyrics. Gazette of _ May i, 1820

PABODIE Benjamin, of this town, at Cape

Francois, in 17th year. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1799

ir,4 VITAL KKCOKI) (»K liHODE ISLAND

rABODII''. Miss Cyntliia, ill this town, in 39th

\cav, April 16, 1S20

Jdhn, nf Norwich, N. Y., aged 23 years, son

of I'^ijliraim. formerly of this town, in this

town, (3ct. 3, iSji

I'ACA judge William, of the Federal Court for

the District of Maryland, at Talbot Co.,

Md. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1799

PACHA Captain, High Admiral of the Otto-

nian na\'y, in Tnrkey. (iazette of A])ril 28, 1S04

PACKARD Mrs. Rachel, at I'rovidence, July 27. 1769

l'"earnaught, in 70th )'ear. Gazette of Feb. 5, 1774

Mary, of this town, at North Proviilence.

Gazette of April 28, 17S1

Mary, wife of Capt. Rhodes. Gazette of March 20, 1784

Capt. Rhodes. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1789

Capt. Robert S., son of Capt. Nathaniel, Sr.,

of this town, in the West Indies, in 24th

year, (iazette of Aug. 9, iSoo

Sally, in this town, aged 27 }eai's, eldest

daughter of ]\[elzer, ' Oct. lO, 1801

Capt. Nathaniel, Jr., in this town, aged 35

years, Jan. 28, 1807

Melzar, in this town, in 58th )'ear, June 3, 1808

Capt. Nathaniel, in 80th year, Aug. 15, 1809

Frances Sophia, infant daughter of (jeorge

W., aged 13 months, Sept. 2r, 1817

Robei't, of this town, at New|)(irt, in 33d

year, July 27, 1818

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. Nath.iniel, in

this town, aged 86 years, March 13, 1820

Capt. .Samuel, formerly of this town, at

Nnitli Kingstown, in 59th year, Jul)' 17, 1820

.Samuel, Jr., of Nortii Kingstown, son of late

Caj)!. .Samuel, of this town, at sea on board

brig Pro\'idence of this port, on passage

to South America, in his 20tli j'ear. Ga-
zette of Jan. 24, 1824
PACK.h",l\ James, at Gioton, jierished in a fire

he had kindleil to consume rubbish, Ajiril 26, 1765

PADDOCK I'.lisha, of Nantucket, late of Swan-

zey, died at .Surinam. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1770

John, son of Adino, in iHth ye.ir, at Cam-
bridge, while bathing, July i, 1773
Capt. judah, of Hudson, N. \'.. was born at

Nantucket, .Sei)t. 26, 1767, son of Stephen,

where he lived until after the Revolution

when he removed to Iludson, N. V.; mar-
ried Mary Clarke in 1792, was shipwrecked

on the South Uarbary coast and remained

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 1^,^,

PADDOCK:

a prisoner several years. He wrote an ac-
count of the affair. He died in the 56th
year of his age, Aug. 12, 1823

PADELFORD John, son of Hon. Seth, at

Taunton, in this town. Gazette of June 27, 1801

Hon. Seth, Judge of Probate for Bristol
County, at Taunton, aged 59 years, sud-
denly, Jan. 7, 1 8 10

Dr. Philip, at Taunton, in 62d year, had

practiced 35 years, Aug. 27, 181 5

William, of Raynham, Mass., aged 28 years,

at the hospital, July 3, 1821

Dr. I'^lijah M., at Taunton, aged 38 years, P'eb. 13, 1S24

Mary Eliza, daughter of Edward, of Savan-
nah, Ga., in this town, Aug. 23, 1825
PAINIt Edward, merchant, bone shattered in

his arm in the Massacre at Boston, March 5, 1770

Pnscilla, widow of Stephen, suddenly, at

Bristol. Gazette of Feb. 29, 1772

John, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, died at Halifa.v, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
(Second of the name.)

Capt. Elijah Freeman, at Boston. Gazette of May 2, 177S

Maria Antoinette, daughter of Hon. Robert
Treat Paine, Attorney General of Massa-
chusetts, baptized, Dec. 8, 1782

Joshua, of Cambridge, from drinking rum

and milk. Gazette of July 21, 1764

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Dan., at Smithfield,

in 23d year. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1784

Benjamin, in his 84th year, at Smithfield.
He left his fourth wife, a widow ; by his
wives he has had 28 children, 19 of which
and 90 grandchildren are now living. Ga-
zette of Jan. 17, 17S8

Capt. John, at Cranston, in 77th year. Ga-
zette of F'eb. 22, 1794

Capt. Daniel, at Woodstock, Ct., in 94th

year. Gazette of June 27, 1795

Robert, Esq., attorney at law. at Boston.
Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

Mrs. Jemima, widow of Benjamin, at Smith-
field, in 73d year. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1800

Thomas, at Block Island, in 24th year, Sept. 12, 1801

Seth, printer, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette
of Oct. 17, 1801

■[5(^ VITAL lti:<()l!l> t>K I;H()I)E ISLAND

I'ALXl'; Arnulcl, Esq.. at SmitliHckl, one of the
Justices of the Court of Common Pleas for
Providence Co. Gazette of July J4, 1802

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Ca]5t. John, at Crans-
ton, in S3d year, (iazette of Dec. 4, 1802

Nancy L , eldest dau^diter of Judge Paine,
at Worcester. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1803

John, Ksq., at Smithfield, aged 46 years.
Had sustained several both State and
Town offices; left widow aiul several chil-
dren. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1803

Mrs. Ann, widow of Rev. 1-llisha, late of Long
Island, at Johnston, aged 83 years. Ga-
zette of ' June 1 8, 1S03

Rear Admiral, Treasurer of the Greenwich

Hospital, in England. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1804

Mrs. Tabitha, wife of the unfortunate Capt.
Jacob, of Dinwiddie Co., Va. This lady
and her mother were l)oth boin, christened,
married, died and were buried on a Mon-
day. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1804

Miss Lydia, daughter of Obed, at .Smithfield, Apiril 10, 1807

Mrs. Lavina, wife of Obed, at Smithfield, in

44th year, leaves 7 children, June 7, 1807

Miss Mary, daughter of Amos, aged 15 years,

at Woodstock, Ct., ' Sept. 4, 1807

Miss Mary, a poetical tribute to the memory
of, Oct. 3, 1807 ; she died Sept. 4, 1807

Mrs. Mary, wife of Amos, at Woodstock,

Ct., in 42d year. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1807

Pi'escilla, widow of Amos, at Woodstock, Ct,,
in 65th year, ^ Sept. 29, 1S07

Mrs. , wife of Thomas, at her brother's

house in England, aged 68 years, July 24, 1808

Mrs. , wife of Thomas, author of

Rights of Man. to whom she was mari'ied,
at 1. ewes, in .Sussex, in 1761. .She had
only lived three years with him ; at her
brother's house at Candirook, ICng., aged
6.S years. (Gazette of Dec. ifi, 1809

Cajit. Stephen, at Charleston, S. C, in 31st

year. Gazette of July 27, 181 I

Robert Treat, Esq., the American poet, at

]5oston, Nov. 13, 181 I

Robert Treat. Jun., P:s(i., at lioston. Ga-
zette of Nov. 23. iSii

Nathaniel, at Rehobolh, l'"eb. 3, 1814

Michael, at Smithfield, in 23d year, March 23, 1814

Hon. Robert T., late judge of the Sujireme
Judicial Court of Massachusetts, at lioston,
aged 84 years, I^Iay 12, 18 14

PROVT DKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

157

PAINE Royal, merchant, son of the late Capt.
Amos, of Woodstock, Ct., in this town,
in 39th year,

Squire, at Smithfield, in 59th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Col. Walter, in 44th year,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. James, ni this
town, in 32d year,

Charles, of Concord, Mass., aged about 30
years, at sea, fever on board sloop Mer-
cator.

Rev. Pxlward, at Waterford, Penn., drowned
while bathing,

Mrs. Anna, widow of Royal, and daughter of
Dea. Samuel Vinson, of Newport, at Wood-
stock, Ct., in 46th year, buried at Provi-
dence,

Mrs. Fidelia, widow of John, and daughter of
the late John Fales, of Bristol, in this town,
in 36th year, leaves 4 children,

George H., in Virginia, in 37th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Barbara, widow of John, and daughter
of the late Major Henry Rice, of Warwick,
at F"reetovvn, Mass., in 83d year,

Abner F"., in 26th year, native of Cranston,
in St. Lawrence Co., N. Y.,

Lucretia, in Boston, aged 35 years, daughter
of the late Judge Paine. Gazette of

Polly, at Douglass, Mass. Gazette of

Cyrus, at Smithfield, in 37th year.

PAINTER Lieut. , drowned on Lake Erie,

PAISLPZY Rev Joseph, the Gretna Green par-
son, aged 79 years, at said place. Gazette
of
PAGE Alice, wife of Ambrose, merchant, at
Providence, in 38th year,

Mr. , a celebrated miser, at North

Fleet, Kent, Eng. Gazette of

Ambrose, Esq., of this town, in 67th year,

Thomas, of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Martin, in 23d year,

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. IJenjamin, and
daughter of Job Sweeting, Esq., after a
long illness,

William, Jun., of this town, in 27th year, at
St. Jago de Cuba. Gazette of

Capt. John, of the ship Minerva, at sea, from
sunstroke,

Capt. John, of the ship Minerva, of this port,
at sea,

July 2, 1816

July 6,
Oct. 30,

July 15,

May 23,
July 8,

Feb. 28,

July 26,

1822

Jan. 15,

1823

April 14,

1823

XLay 18.

1S23

Aug. 30,
Feb. 26,

1823
1825

Nov. 18,

May 4,

1811

March 13,

1772

Aug, 15,

Dec. 29,

April u,

Jan. 25,

1772
1791

1795
1796

March 22,

1799

Aug. 15,

i8or

Oct. 24,

1805

Feb. — ,

1806

816
816

817

820

820

821

7(>i

j^58 vh'al hkcohh of uhodk island

PACiI'^ Henjamiii, Jun, of I'iuvuIlmicc, at Saun-
dersville, (ja.,

Ixichaid B., in this town, in 24th year,

lion. John, Governor of X'irginia, at Rich-
mond, \^a., in 65th year,

Miss MaryT., daughter of the lateCapt. Wil-
liam, in this town, in i6thyear,

Miss , perished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, \'a..

Mrs. E . ])ei'ished in the burning of the

theatre at Richmond, \'a.,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Ambrose, [-Isci., and
second daughter of the late lion. I )aniel
Jenckes, in this town, in jylh )-eai,

Catharine, aged 2 years 6 months, m this
town, daughter of Capt. Martin,

Ann Hullock, aged 4 years 2 months, in this
town, daughter of Capt. Martin,

C)ctavius Augustus, aged 28 years, son ot
the late (jovernor I'age of \'iiginia, at Hos
ton,

Mrs. I'atience, widow of the late Capt. Wil-
liam, and daughter of the late Capt. Jona-
than Treadwell, in 43d year,

Oliver, son of Samuel S.,at Hampton, X. lb,
aged 7 years, from e;Uing gieen apples.
Ga/ette of

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Georg-- \\'., JCsi|., and
daughter of the late Daniel 'Juoke, Esq., at
W'icntham,

James Hi.iper, son of James, in this town,
aged 21 months,

Enoch, at Ware, aged about 50 years, fr'im a
slight wound on one of ins thumbs, o|
Society of l'"riem]s, May 10

John, at Haverhill, N. II., aged S3 years. He
came to this place more than 60 yeai's ago
and was among the first scttleis o| the
town. Ga/ette of

George \\'., in this town, in 51st year,
PAGET Henry, Esq., m 57th year. He had
filled numerous offices of trust and honoi,
at Providence,

K' ut h, daughter of Henry, dec, at Halifax,
in her igth year,

Mrs. Deborah, widow of IIciii)', Esq., of this
town, in 76th year,
PAEA]''()X ( ieneral, at Serragossa, .S|)ain, after
a few days sickness, a few da}s belore the
surrender. Gazette of April 2y,

Aug.

14.

1S08

Sejjt.

29.

1808

Oct.

11,

1808

July

30,

1810

Dec.

26,

ISI 1

Dec.

26,

1811

July

2J.

181 2

May

10,

1813

May

iS,

1813

June 4,

1813

Nov.

17.

1813

July

2('),

.817

July

28.

1 8 1 u

Aug

■ 7-

1822

Nov.

1,

1S23

Nov.

■'*".

1.^-^3

Jan.

8,

^77^

July

4.

177^'

April

5.

> 793

82:

.S09

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ] 59

PALEY Rev. Dr. , the author, at Sunder-
land, Eng., in 62d year. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1805
PAEFREY EHza, aged 7 years, and William
Frances, aged 5 years, grandchildren of
Mrs. Brewer, perished at Boston in a fire.
Gazette of Feb. 3, 1S21
PALIERP2 Henry, a I'renchman, in the service
of Lord Cornwallis, in a fit of insanity cut
his throat, in London. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1816
PALLETT John, e.xecuted for murder of Mr.

Mumford, Dec. 8, at Esse.x, Eng., Dec. 15, 1823

PALM John, e.xecuted by sentence of a military
court martial while defending the liberty
of man, in German3-,Aug. 26,1806. See Ga-
zette of Dec. 20, 1806
PALMER Rev. Solomon, of the Church of

England, at Litchfield, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1771

Thomas, a native of England, at Worm

Springs, Va., l\Liy 8, 1797

William T., pro|inetor of Philadelphia Mi-
nerva, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

Thomas, Esq., at Little Compton, in 60th

year. Gazette of April 16, 1803

Stephen, at Cambridge, aged 88 years. Ga-
zette of April 5, 1806

Elihu, a well known moral and political lec-
turer, at Philadelphia, in 42d year. Ga-
zette of April 26, 1806

Mr. . house carpenter of Boston, at

Attleboro; his remains were carried to

Newport for interment; died, Dec. 8, 1806

Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Henjamin, daugh-
ter of Rev. Ebenezer Thompson, formerly
rector of St. Andrew's Church, at Scit-
uate, Mass., and sister of the late Judge
Thompson of this town, at said Scituate,
in 74th year, May 10, 1S13

Barnabas, aged 96 years, born Cork. L-e.
He came to America at the age of 16
years, was 80 years a member of the Con-
gregational Church in the town where he
settled. He lost arm at Louisburg, at that
time a Major; had been a member of N.
H. Legislature before and after the Revo-
lution. Was an advocate of Independence
and had the satisfaction of seeing his sons
return from the field; Oct, 26, 1816

Mrs. Waite, wife of William, at Newport, in

58th year. Gazette of May 8, 1819

Mrs. Deborah, formerly of Little Compton,
at Newport, in 37th year. Gazette of Aug. 21, 18 19

16(1

viTAi, i;k(()i;i) of iui(>i>k island

I'AI.Ml'lR Mrs. Lydia, at Newport, aged 64
\L'ars. (iazette of
Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, who also
tlied on the same day. It is supposetl wit-
nessing the death of his son was in part
cause of the father's siulden tieath, at
Stonington. Gazette <il
I'lev. Aaron, at Barre, \'t., for 15 yeais pastor
of Congregational Chinch there, aged 40
years. Gazette of
William, formerly of Little Cumptt)n, at

Newport, in 70th year,
Ke\'. Stephen, at Neeilham, Mass., ageil 55
years, ])astor (.if I-'iist Church and Society.
Gazette of
]'",kler Kculicn, at Montxille, Ct , ageil 63
yeais, a minister ui.)wards of 40 years, a
I5aptist. Gazette of
Re\'. II., Missionary at Sierra Leone,

PANCOKh: Col. I'hiliii, at Thiladelphia, in 6oih
year,

l'ANNh:i,L Mrs. , drowned in New York

1 larhor by the ujisetting of a small l)oat,

l'A()l.l ( ieneral Pascal, in Iun"ope, he who
contended nobly yet unsuccessfully for the
Rights of Men in Corsica. Gazette of
General , in London, in a veiy ad-
vanced age. Godfather to Honaiiarte. Ga-
zette of

TAI'ILLON L'Abbee, chief |)riesl ot the I'"rench
Chapel, at London, aged 78 years, stricken
with (le.ith while ])ieaching. Gazette ol

I'ARALlSh: Rev. John, at Ale.xandia, aged 39
years, hot n and ilietl on the tiist ol Janu-
ary,

I'ARGIblR I'.nsigii , ol Lt. Col. i-'letcher's

Regiment, killed in action, at Annes. Ga-
zette ol

PAR LSI I |)i. John, at Wickford, in 41st year.
(iazette(if
John, ot Philadelphia, at Haltimoie, aged
7S \cars; I'Viend speaker. Gazette of

PARK Mr. . of Milton, Mass., his three

daughters, trij-ilets, baptised with names of
Job's three tlaughters, Jemima, Kezia and
Kerenha])i)uch. (iazette of
Kev. Paul, at Preston, Ct., aged 8 J years.
Minister of Congregational Church there
55 years. Gazette ol

Sept. 25, 1S19

Oct. 16, 1 819

I'eb. 24, 1821
Aug. 8, 1821

Nov. 7. 1821

July 3, 1822
May 8, 1823

May 20, 181 1

Sept. II, 1M7

l"eb. 16, 1793

March 21, 1807

Oct. 9. 1824

Jan. I. 1 81 8

Jul_\- 21, 1781

July 19, 1794

Nov. 7, 1807

Oct. 10, 1767
Iul\- 10, 1S02

PKOVTDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS -[{]]

PARK Mungo, the traveler in Africa, murdered

by the savages. Gazette of July 19, 1806

Nathan, at Northbridge, Mass., aged 68

years. Gazette of Scjit. 6, 1806

Ephraim, at Preston, Ct., aged 20 years. Ga-
zette of F"eb. 2, 181 1

Mrs. Lucy, widow of Amasa, at Boston, Oct. 26, 1823

Percy, at Pomfret, Ct., thrown from his car-
nage, Oct. 4. 1824
PARKER Capt. Timothy, of Fahnouth, at Bos-
ton, Aug. I, 1769

David, apprentice to Mr. Eddy, wounded in

the Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770

James, in 56th year, at Burlington, N. J., July 2, 1770

Richard, merchant, in 43d year, at Philadel-
phia, Jan. 8, 1772

Mary, wife of Lieut. Nicholas, at Killingly.

Gazette of July 11, 1772

Jonas, of Lexington, killed at the first fire, April 17, 1775

Mary, wife of Joseph, merchant, in 33d year, Jan. 15, 1781

Joseph, late of this town, merchant, at Ro.x-

bury. Gazette of June 8, 1782

Noah, at Portsmouth, N. H. Gazette of Sept. i, 1787

Rev. Mr. , at Haverhill. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1790

Mrs. Sarah, of Westfield, N. J., drowned

in New York Harbor. Gazette of No\'. 7, 1795

James, Esq., Mayor of Perth Amboy, N.J.,

aged 72 years. Gazette of Nov. 11, 1797

Asa, marine of the General Greene, at sea.
Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Vice Admiral C , in lingland. Gazette

of Se[it. 22, 1804

Rt. Rev. Dr. , Bishop of the Protestant

Elpiscopal Church in Alassachusetts, at

Boston, suddenly, Dec. 6, 1804

Admiral Sir Hyde, in England. Gazette of May 16, 1S07

Col. Josiah, an officer in the Revolution, in
Virginia, many years member of Congress.
Gazette of March 31, 18 10

Thomas, of this town, at Havana, ni 25th

year. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1810

Eleazer H.,at Standish, Mass., aged 44 years,

of hydroj)hobia, Jan. 29, 18 14

Elizabeth Boss, daughter of Bertram R., in

this town, aged 11 months 10 days, Aug. 30, 1815

Sophia Richmond and Franklin Richmond,

twin children of Bertram R., aged 7 mos. July 3'. 1819

Benjamin, at Foster, in 44th year, Oct. 27, 1821

Mrs. Prescilla, wife of Bertram R., in this
town, in 30th year, Dec. 11, 1821

](;•_) VITAL KKCOIM) (iK IJIIODK ISLAM)

I'ARKI-".K Mrs. Martha, wife ot lion. Leonard
1 )., of Charlestown.and daughter of the
late lion. Levi Lincoln, of XVorcester, at
said Charlestown, Mass. (kizette of May 8, 1S22

Dea. Jordan, formerly of 15oston, aged 83
_\eai s, at Phipi-isburj:;, an officer in the Rev-
olution. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823
ALirgaret Jar\-is, eldest daughter of Chief

[ustice Parker, at Boston, (jazette of Nov. 26, LS23

I'ARKIIURST Samuel, at Killingly, Ct., in 36th

vear. I'"eb. 6, 181 5

PARKIN Commissary , killed at York-
town, Va., " , 1 78 1

Richard \V., merchant, at New London. Ga-
zette of Sejit. 29, 1798

PARKMAN Samuel, Sen., I'ls.j., in Boston. Ga-
zette of June 19, 1824

PARKS Arthur, Esq., aged 70 years, a member
of the First Provincial Congress, at Ward-
bridge, N. Y. Gazette of " Aug. 30, 1806
Jonathan, at Plainficld. Ct., Dec. 26, 181 2
Pliney, at Southampton, Mass., aged 53 >-ears.
lie drank oil of tans)' by mistake. Ga-
zette of Nov. 26, 1823

PARLIN Miss Hannah Willard, at Pawtucket,

aged 15 years. Gazette of l'"eb. 14, 1818

PARMA the Duke of, m Italy, (iazette of Jan. 8, 1803

PARMl'lLP: Mrs Lucy, at Coventry.in 59th vear, Feb. 28, 1815

PARMKNTER Daniel, aged 22 year.s, at Hop-

kintoii, Mass., killed' by lightning, July 10, 1771

PAR MISTER Jason, executed at Northampton, June 7, 1787

PARNI-:LL Paul, late of Pavcs l-"arm House,
^K^''l 75 yt^^'i'-";. who during his life di'ank
out of one silver ].)int cup with two handles,
upwards of ^2,000 sterling worth of nut
brown, ^'^>rkshire, stingo, (good old ale),
being much attached to stingo tipple of
the liest double stout home brewed quality.
N. 1). This coleololion is taken at 2d ]>er
cupful. At Laughti>n--en — le — Morthen,
in N'orkshiie, I'jig. Gazette of May 4,1811

PARR Lieut. Go\- , at Nova Scotia. Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 1792
Thomas, son ol John, of Winnington County,
of Salop, ICngland ; married his first wile
at the age of 80 years, lived with her 32
years; in meantinie convicted of adultery
and did [^enance in the church at Alder-
bury when he was 105 years old; at age
of 122 years, married 2d wife who became

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 163

PARR:

his widow. In 1635, he was brought up to

London by the Earl of Arondel and Surry

to be shown to the King when he was

some months past 152 years. He died 2

years after, at Arondel House and might

have lived some years longer had he re-
mained in his native air. Gazette of May 30, 1795
Robert, died at Khiver, Salop, Sept. 21,1757,

aged 124 years. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

Thomas, died in 1635, aged 152 years, had

lived in 10 kings' reign. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

PARRY Mrs. Betsey, wife of Klias, at Taunton,

aged 37 years. May g, 1823

PARSHALL Joseph, merchant, at Philadelphia,

aged 55 years. Gazette of March 21, 1795

Daniel, drowned off Fire Place, Brookline,

L. I., Nov. 5, 1813

Lewis, drowned off Fire Place, Brookline,

L. L, Nov. 5, 1813

PARSONS Rev. Jonathan, at Newburyport, in

71st year of his age and 46th of his minis-
try. Gazette of - Aug. 10, 1776
Mrs. Lydia, widow of the Rev. Jonathan, of

Newburyport, at Boston. Gazette of May 2, 177S

Hon. Theophilus, LL. U., Chief Justice of

Massachusetts, at Boston, m 64th year, Oct. 30. 1S13

Rev. Levi, a missionary from this country,

at Alexandria, Egypt, Feb. 10, 1822

Rev. David, D. D., late pastor of First

Church at Amhurst, at Weathersfield, Ct.,

in 75th year, May iS, 1S23

David, aged 75 years; Alvm, grandson of

David and son of David, Jr., aged 13 years ;

Lucinda, daughter of above first David,

aged 26 years. These persons all died in

one house in less than four days, at West-

hampton, Mass. Gazette of
Mary Jackson, wife of Dr. Usher and daugh-
ter of Rev. Dr. Holmes, aged 23 years, at

Cambridge,
Jeheil, killed by a discharge from a cannon,

at New York, fired as a salute to Gen.

Lafayette. Gazette of
PARTINGTON Richard, a native of England,

aged 47 years,
PARTRIDGE Jesse, his three sons, aged 8, 6

and 4 years, perished in the burning of his
house, at Sterling, Mass.,

Sept. 28,

1822

June 14,

1S25

June 22,

1825

April 22,

1815

Nov. 30,

1815

1(J4 VITAL HECOFiD OF HHODK ISLAXD

PARTRIDGE Mrs. Sarah, at Oakham, Mass.,

aged 76 years, Nov. 30, 1S22

PATT Ohiey, house carpenter, formerly of

Rhode Island, at Cahawba, Ala., aged 2S

years, Aug. 6, 1S20

Benjamin, at Cumberlatul, in 48th year, sud-
denly, July I, 1822
Cajit. Jonathan, at Johnston, in 72d year.

Gazette of July 4, 1823

PATTKX Robert, doorkeciaer to Congress, at

New York, in 84th year. Gazette of May 31, 1788

Miss Lucinda, daughter of Nathaniel, aged

22 years, at Hartford. Gazette of Sept. ig, 1807

Maria, only daughter of Col. Patten, mur-
dered by her rejected suitor. Sjjooner, to

prevent her marrjing another. Gazette of Oct. 11. 1817

I-^liza, in this town, in iith year, Jan. 22, 1822

Mrs. Susan, wife of Charles, and daughter of

Capt. Samuel Soule, of this town, at Xew

York, m 48th year, Oct. 17. 1825

PAT'riCRS(JN Robert, sailor, wounded m the

Massacre at Boston, lost much blood, March 5. 1770

John, of the theatre, at Charleston. S. C.

aged 32 years. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

Hon. William, Esq., one of the Associate

Justices of the Sui;ireme Court of the

United States, at Albany, X. Y. Gazette

of Sept. 27, 1806

Mrs , jx'rished in the buiniiig of the

Theatre at Richiacmd, \'a.. Dec. 26, i8ri

William, son of the late John, in this town,

in 13th year. May 23, 1820

Cynthia Anthony, daughter nf l-"la\'cl, at

.Scituate, aged 2 years. 8 months, Sept. 29, 1821

Henry P'laxel, son of Major Flavel, at Scit-
uate. Oct. 13. 1 82 1
Harriet Emily, daughter of Major I'"lavel, at

Scituate, Oct. 14, 1821

Caroline Amelia, daughter of Majnr Mavel,

at Scituate, aged 7 years, 8 months, Oct. 21, 1821

Mrs. Tullia, wife of Major P'lavell and daugh-
ter of Caleb Aldrich and granddaughter

of the late l-^zekiel Cornell, at Scituate, in

37th year. She has been on a decline for

4 )'ears and meanwhile has buried 4 of her

children; 2 now survive, July 11, 1S23

Robert, at I'hiladelphia, LL. D., in 82iul year.

Gazette of Jul)- 31, 1824

Mrs. Mary and her child drowned in the

wreck of sloop Sabine, Xov. 3, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 1H5

PAULDING Major John, at Yorktown, X. Y.,
one of the capturers of Major Andre. He
was buried with Masonic and military hon-
ors the 21 St ult, Feb. 19, 181S
PAUL Moses, e.xecuted at Xew Haven, Sept. 2. 1772

Mrs. Judeth, in this town, in 65th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. I. 1800

Joseph \V., in this town, in 27th year, Jan. 22, 1807

William, grocer, in this town, aged about 58

years. ?klay 28, 18 13

Mrs. Lillis, in 54th year. Nov. 25, 18 16

Mrs. Phebe, widow of William, in this town,

in 84th year, Aug. 16, 1823

Wilbour, in this town, in 59th year, Oct. 1. 1823

Miss Maria, at Taunton, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of ' Oct. 25. 1823
PAULL James, Esq , verj- suddenly; was late a
candidate to represent the city of West-
minister, in London. Gazette of May 28. 1808
PAXTON Charles, Esq , late one of the Reve-
nue Commissioners for America, in Eng-
land, in 84th year. Gazette of

Hugh, at Xew York, auctioneer. Gazette of
PAYSOX Col. John, at Woodstock, in his 53d
year.

Mrs. Zerviah, widow of Col. John, in 64th
year, at Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of

Mrs. , on Providence X'eck. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Asa, at Boston, aged
44 years. Gazette of
PEABODIE Mrs. Henrietta, wife of William, in

31st year. Gazette of
PEABODY Ephraim, housewright, in 51st year.
Gazette of

Sally, daughter of the late E\ s

town. Gazette of

John, at Middletown, in •2nd vear. Gazette
of

Mrs. Deborah, formerly of Xewport, at Bris-
tol, aged 75 years,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Charles, at Bristol,
aged ^y years. Gazette of

Mrs. Anna, wife of Caleb, at Middletown,
R. L, aged y^ years, _
PEACE the Prince ot, the Spanish Prime Minis-
ter, m Spain, occasioned by a kick from a
horse. Gazette of " March 30, 1807

PEACH Charles (colored), aged 80 years, at
Marbleheau. shot by the sentry. Gazette
of ' . Aug. 20, 1S14

May 3.

788

Sept. 7, I

799

Xov. S,

1763

Aug. 31.

1776

June 21,

777

April 30,

1823

July 9>

1S03

Aug. 25.

17S7

Feb. 22.

1794

Sept. 23,

i8og

Feb. 12.

1S21

Oct. 9.

1S22

July 29.

1S23

IQC^ VITAL UKColil) OK IIlloDK ISLAM)

PEACtX'K Rev. Levi, in 66th year, at his resi-
dence in Wilkinson Co., Geo. Had been

a Methodist 40 and a ]ireachcr 18 years; Oct. 11, 1S22

PEALI'; Mrs. , at I'hiladelphia,' of the

Museum, in child-birth. Gazette of March 3, 1804

PEARCE Mrs. , wile of Mr. . at

Warwick, thrown from an o.\ cart, the o.xen

running away, and killed. Gazette of Sept. 19, 1767

Ephraim, aged 98 years, at Glocester, March 18, 1772

Caleb, died at Halifa.v, a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
Maty, wife of Nathaniel, at l^ristol, in 66th

_\-ear. Gazette of ( )ct. 25, 1780

William, of this town, in 77th \-ear. Gazette

of ' July 3L 1784

Mrs. J,ucy, wife of Keiiben, at Dighton, in

27th year. Gazette of Maich 28, 17S9

Richaixl, master's mate, killetl in action at

sea, June 19, 1793

Preserved, Esq., at I'^ast (ireenwich. Ga-
zette of Sept. 21. 1799
Mrs. -Sarah, at New[)urt, widow. Ciazette of Sept. 28, 1799
Mrs. Mehitable. wife of Iknioni, at Paulin-

stowii, X. v., in 67th ycai', foinierl)- of this

town. Gazette of June 28, 1800

Mrs. , of this town, died of the fever.

(iazette of Sept. 20, iSoo

iJaniel, of this town, died of the fe\'er. Ga-
zette of Sept. 27, 1800
Lydia, widow of William, iCsq., at Bristol, in

78th year. Gazette of July 11, 1801

Major Samuel, a nati\e of Diistol, at Xew

(ilocester. Maine, aged 70 years, Oct. 24. 1802

John, son of bqihraim, at Johnston, in 23d

year. Now 17. 1802

Nathaniel, son of John, of this town, in lyth

year, Dec. 30. 1802

Sally I'eckhaui, eldest daughter of John, in

this town, in 17th year, (iazette of Jul)- 21, 1804

Dea. Samuel, of Plainfield, Ct., aged 43

}ears. (jazette of .April 11, 1807

Mrs. Mai'v, wife of John, aged 40 vears. at

Warren, J.m. 6, 1809

Richard, at Reholioth, in 73(1 vcar. Gazette

of ,Ma\- 13, 1809

Willi. un II,, aged 14 ye.irs, diowned in I'.dm-

er's River. Ivehoboth, while washing sheep, M.iy 29, 1810
Smith, at North Kingstown, in 40th ye.ir.

Gazette of Jan. 23, 1S13

Michael, in this town, in 22d year, Nov. 2, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

16i

PEARCE Capt. Josiah, at Bristol, in 34th year.
Gazette of

Oliver, formerly of this town, at Fayetteville,
N. C., in 51st year, where he had been on
a visit to an aged father.

Thomas, at Hartford, Washington Co., N.
H., aged 60 years, formerly of Scituate,
R. I., after a confinement of 11 years, 6
months. Gazette of

Samuel, on Prudence Island, aged 97 years.
His strength and mind held out remarka-
bly until about a year before his death,

Lucy, daughter of Reuben, of North Provi-
dence, at Charleston, S. C, aged 24 years,

Mrs. Eve, wife of Reuben, at North Provi-
dence, in 56th year,

Mrs. Phebe, widow of I^phraim, at Johnston,
in 84th year,

Miss Cynthia, daughter of Capt. Reuben, of
North Providmce, aged 22 years, at
Charleston, S. C, of the fever,

Col. Henjamin, at Newport, in 39th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Israel, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Benoni, Esq., in this town, in S9th year,

John, at Newport, in 67th year, an officer in
the Revolution and a pensioner under the
late Act of Congress, for many years
Town Sargeatit. Gazette of

Mrs. Sally, wife of Samuel, in this town, in
38th year,

Nathan, Esq., at Fayetteville, N. Caged 50
years, formerly of this town. Gazette of

Philip, at East Greenwich, aged 67 years,

Mrs, Phebe, widow of Capt. Richard, at Re-
hoboth, in 80th year,

William, on board brig Sail and Hope on
passage from Matanzas to this port,

William, eldest son of Capt. William, 2nd, at
Bristol, aged 16 years,

Mrs. Sally, widow of the late George and
daughter of William Lindsey, at Bristol,

George, ist Lieut, of the Macedonian, at
Craney Island, Norfolk. Gazette of

Abram B., son of Robert, of this town, in
17th year, lost from ship Mary Almy, of
this [lort, at sea on passage from Liverpool
to Stockholm. Gazette of

Aujr. 20,

Nov. 20,

Dec. 16,

Sept. 5,

1 8 16

May II,

1S17

(larch 21,

1818

Dec. 20,

1818

Aug. 25,

1819

Sept. 18,

1819

Oct. 30,
Oct. 31,

1819
1819

Nov. 13,

1819

April 2,

1820

May 29,
Sept. 26,

1820
1820

June 13,

1S21

July 2,

1821

Oct. 3,

1821

Dec. 6,

1821

Aug. 17,

1822

Aug. 28,

1822

814

815

815

Sept.

'7.

1822

Feb.

22

1S23

May

21.

1S23

Aug.

I o

1S23

Igy VITAL KKCOlil) OF KHODK ISLAND

PE.ARCl", Mrs. Mary .S., widow of Oliver and

daughter of the late J.)r. Benjamin W'e.st,

late of this town, at l-'ayetteville, N. C,
Richard, native of Rhode Island, aged 39

years, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Luther, eldest son of Capt. William, 3d, of

Rnstiil, very suddenly, at sea on board

sloop Advice. Gazette of
Dutee J., youngest son of Uutee J.. I-^sq.,

at Newport, aged 3 years, 1 month,
Sarah, wife of Rev. Preserved, at Rehoboth,

aged about 60th year, Oct. 4, 1823

Reuben, in this town, in 69th year, Oct. 28, 1823

George 15., native of this town, at Charleston,

S. C., aged n years, April 10, 1824

Carolnie, infant daughter of Marl ])., in this

town, l-'eb. 7, 1825

Mis. Ruth, wife of Jeremiah, at Portsmouth,

aged 81 years, March 14, 1825

Saliy, daughter of the late John A., of tins

town, in 22d year, at sea, on board schoon-
er Gen. Hawes on passage from Charles-
ton, S. C. " May 29, 1825
P",liza -Sherman, daughter of Pardon S., in

this town, aged 13 months 14 days, Aug. 6, 1825

PKAKI.h: William, Jun., at Lyndon, 'Vt., was

wounded in the eye by a bayonet at L}'u-

don, \'t. Ga/ette of ' ' Sept. 30, 1809

PL A R. SAL I. 'Phiimas, at New York, aged ^2

)'eats (lazetteof M.nch 2'^, 1807

PLAR r Capt. iM-ancois, at Woodford Co , Ky.

This man ha\ing no lamil}' has leil his es-
tate of j^fio.ooo to j;ioo,ooo to the County

to found a free school to bear iiis name, Jul\- 2''), 181 5

PLA.S]*', .Simon, merchant, at Newport. Ga/ctte

of Ucc. (k 1777

John, a uati\'e ot ['"ranee, at New ll.nen,

aged alxiut 105 years, (ia/ette ot March 18, 1780

l'>asniiis, at Newport. Ga/.ette ot Oct. 30, r790

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Nathaniel, in this town,

in 33d year, Maich 19, 1802

Joseph, in this town, in 2Sth year, Se|it. 3, 1802

Mrs. Martha, at Warren, in 80th ye.ir. (ja-

zette of Jan. 22, I 803

Mrs, leriisha, in this town, in 67tli \-ear, July 23. 1810

Lucius, son of Horace, drownet! in mill pond

at Colebrook Hollow, Safford, N. \'., June 24, 1816

William I'll well, son of Nathaniel, in i8tli

year, Aug. 2, LS17

William L.. son of Nathaniel, in 18th )ear, Aug. 2, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS IQij

PEASE Hannah, infant daughter of Nathaniel,

in this town, aged i8 months, Sept. 14, 1817

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Cornelius, in this town,

in 33d year, Feb. i, 1819

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathaniel, in this town,

aged 45 years, Ajiril 3, 1819

Nathaniel, aged about 46 years, Nov. 10, 1821

Capt. Levi, at Shrewsbury, Mass., aged 84
years, a soldier of the Revolution ; was
father to the mail coach service and first
projector of the turnpike system in New
England. The first turn]iike in Massachu-
setts was on his petition ; Jan. 26, 1S24
PEARSON Jonathan, of the Rover, from hard-
ship as a prisoner of war at Newport, at
the General Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of April iS, 1778

Sir Richard, Lieut. Governor of Greenwich

Hospital, commanded the Serapis in her 7 ^

hours' fight with Capt. Paul Jones of the
Bon Homme Richard, in luigland. Ga-
zette of April 20, 1805

Mrs. Tabitha, widow, at Ashly, Mass., aged
100 years. Had been blind 20 years but
just before her death her sight came to her
so she could read without glasses. Gazette
of July 20, 1 816

William, at Cambridge, in 25th year, a stu-
dent in Harvard University, C>ct. 30, 1S18

Mrs. Judith, wife of Col. Samuel, in this

town, in 54th year. Oct. 18, 1S24

PEATROSS John Nelson, hatter, found mur-
dered and robbed in the highway at Rich-
mond, Va. Gazette of Jul\- 19, 1817
F'ECK Isaac, aged 20 years, son of Abiezer. Esq.,

of Rehoboth. Gazette of No\-. 28, 1772

Sarah, daughter of Capt. Ebenezer, at Reho-
both. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1774

Thomas, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Samuel, of Boston, died from the hardshii)S
endured as a prisoner of war at Newport.
Gazette of March 21, 1778

Samuel, privateer Active, from hardship as
a prisoner of war at Newport, at General
Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of A|iril 18, 1778

Eunice, wife of Col. William, April 26, 1784

Capt. William Augustus, in 63d year, at New-
port, March 7, 1785

Rev. Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 82d year, pas-
tor there for 42 years. Gazette of Now 29, 1788

170 VITAL KECOKl) OK KlIoDK ISJ.ANI)

PECK William, of this town, at Surinam, in 25th

year. Gazette ni Vch. 27, 1790

Ca[it. John, of Kittery, at 15oston, aged 64
years, the celebrated naval architect. Ga-
zette of May 15, 1790

Mary, daughter of the late William Augu.s-

tu.s Peck, at Newport. Gazette of July 17, 1790

Elizabeth, daughter of the late William Au-
gu.stus Peck, at Newport, in 20th year. Ga-
zette of Now 13, 1790

Mr.s. Keziah, widow, at Bai-rington. Gazette

of ^ Aug. 4, 1792

Theresa, daughter of Capt. Jnhn, dec. Ga-
zette of Oct. 10, 1795

Col. Shubael, at Keholioth, at an ad\-anced

age, killed in his saw mill. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1795

Ca]3t. Jt)nathan, at .Bristol, aged J^ years.
Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

William, son of Elihu, of this town, at Her-

bice, in 20th year, Nov. 6, 179S

Mis. Patience, wife of jcihu, at Bristol, in

35th year. Gazette of July 25, 1801

Miss Sebera, daughter of Perez, at Rehoboth,

in 20th year. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1S03

Whililile, at Cumberland. Gazette of ^^"g- 20, 1803

Mrs. b'.lizabeth, in 79th )'ear. Oct. 2, 1803

Mrs. Sally Wheaton, wife of Philip, in this

town, in 30th year, Dec. i, 1S04

Alice, daughter of Aaron, in 22d year, April 29, 1S05

Otis, at Rehoboth, in 56th )-ear. (Jazette of Nov. 2, 1805

]Clihu, in this town, in 56th year, June 23, iNoG

David, at L)'me, Ct , aged 87 years. Ga- '
zette of Dec. 6, 1806

Mrs. Khobe, wife of Benjamin, at Rehoboth,

in 27th year, (jazette of July 11, 1807

Silas, at Lyme, Ct., aged 84 years. Gazette
of July 30, isoS

lleni)-, at Rclioboth, in 72(1 year, Aug. 7, 1S08

John S., of this town, at sea on board the
ship ( iro/imbo, of l^altimore, on passage
from Manila for Batavia, in his 20th \'ear.
Gazette of Aug. 13, 1808

Dea. Charles, at Reholioth, in 54th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 8, 1808

I'eleg, at Swanzey, in 33d year. Gazette of April 8, 1809

Seril, formerly of I'Vanklin, Ct., at ]\ush,

Pcnn.. aged }} yeais, July 15, 1809

Josiah, Jun., son of Jose]>h, of Stratford, Ct.,
at .St. Christojihers, W. I., of the yellow
fever, aged 2^ \'ears, Aug. 20, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 171

PECK Sally, daughter of Joseph, of Stratford,
Ct., in 1 8th year, fell dead in the street on
way from church, Sept. 17 1809

Miss Sally, daughter of Josiah, at Stratford,
Ct,, was on her way to church when she
fell near by and died. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Phineas, formerly of Franklin, Mass., at War-
ren, N. Y., aged 36 years, from a wound
received the 4th, in the discharge of a can-
non, July 7, 1810

Miss Bethiah, daughter of Rut us, in i8th year,

in this town. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1810

Ebenezer, Esq., in 79th year, at Rehoboth, July 13, 181 1

Anstis, in this town, at the house of Samuel

Butler, Jr.. aged 28 years, Aug. 13, 181 1

Jethanie!, at Rehoboth, in <S7th year. Ga-
zette of April 4, 1 812

Pascal Paoli, of Providence, aged 25 years,
very suddenly on board the brig Nimrod
off Sandy Hook. He served in the war
with Tripoli and was one of the selected
few that crossed the Lybon desert under
Gen. Eaton, and planted the American
colors upon the walls of the city of Derne.
Was son of Col. William, of this city; April 12, 1812

James, native of Providence, a number of
years resident of New York, at Sa\-annah,
Ga., m 25th year, Sept. 11,

Henry, twin son of Philip, aged i year, 10
months, in this town,

William, m 34th year,

John Mathewson, son of Col. William, in
New York, very suddenly, aged 24 years,

Hannah, daughter of the late Capt. Ebene-
zer, in 59th year, at Seekonk,

Amey, wife of Aaron, in this town, in 62d
year, of Si>ciety of Friends,

Samuel, at Barrington, in 70th year,

Mrs. Penelope, widow of Capt. John, in this
town, in 79th year,

Mrs. Millecent, wife of Cyrel, at Pawtucket,
of the fever, in 57th year,

Jeremiah (colored), at Seekonk, aged iio
years. Gazette of

Ebenezer, Esq., also his wife, son and
brother, at Barrington, of the fever. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. Shubael, at Reho-
both, in 8 1 St year,

Mrs. Esther, widow of Solomon, late of Sut-
ton, Mass., in 77th year, in this town.

Nov. 19,
Dec. 24,

812
S12

Jan. 12,

813

Nov. 10,

813

May II,
July 18,

814
814

Dec. 31,

815

Jan. 8,

1816

March 2,

816

April 27,

S16

Nov. 9,

[816

Dec. 31,

1816

812

172

VITAL i;k((>i;i> ok uhode island

ri''rK Samuel, at Kehobnth, aj^ed 82 years,
Ahiali, at Kehoboth, aged 60 years,
llcr.ice, }'()un_i;cst son of Capt. Lewis, in 32d

)c,ir,
Philip L., son of Kufus, in 18th year,
Jdnathaii, at Rehoboth, in 84th year,
J.yman, native of this town. iii'iOth year, at

New Orleans,
Isaac, Jr., son of Isaac, of this town, in i8tli

year,
Ca])t. Ambrose, at Swanzc)', in 71st year,
Riifus, Jun., in 2 1st year,
John, son of Cajit. Lewis, in this town, in

41st year.
Alls. Mary, wife of .Aaron, Jan., and daui^ditei-

of Cajit. Valentine l?ernai(l. nt \ew York,

in this town, in 35tli )-ear,
Mrs. ]-;sthcr, wife of I'lljenezer, and daughter

nf the late -Samuel Barnes of Hai'rington,

in 43d )ear, at .Scituate, suddenly; she

leaves 4 children,
William, child of Xathaniel, aged 8 years, at

Harrington,
James, in this town, merchant, aged 41 years,
Catharine Sabin, daughter of George VV.,

Ls(|.,at Keholicith, aged 10 years, 2 months,
Mrs. ALitilda, wife of Jesse '!-"., of Pelham,

Mass, and eldest daughter of Samuel Ting-
ley of and at Attleboro, in 421! )'ear,
Martha Davis, daughter of Henjamin, in this

town, aged 2 years, 5 nKnUhs.
Aaron, in this town, in 79th }'ear.
Mrs. Nancy, wife of Ilor.'itin, at liarrington,

aged about 21 )'ears,
Ca|it. Samuel, at Milford. ;iged 83 years.

The cajitain was in active ser\'ice thmugh

the I'lexolutionarv war;
James, son of I'eter, of .St. Johnsbur\-, \'t..

at Seekonk, suddenly, in 26th jear,
Mrs. Esther, wiilow of I'eter, at -Scituate,

aged 81 years,
La\ina, daughter of Capt. John, of this town,

in 55th year.
Capt. Lewis, in this town, in 77th }'e,ir,
Kenben, at Northam]iton, aged 16 years,

killed liy a kick of a horse, (ja/ette of
I'hilip, in this town, in 53d \ear, (M,isonic

honors).
Willi, im, at Reholmth, aged .43 years, son (if
the late Jonathan, l^sq..

Jan. 21, 1 817
Feb. u, 1817

March 27, 1 8 17

July 23, 1817

Aug. 27, 181 7

Sept. 23, 1817

Oct. 27, 1 8 17
Jan. 29, 1 818
Se|)t. 7, 1818

Oct. 15. 1818

May 10, i8ig

Nov. 12, 1819

Dec. 27, i8ig
March 24, [821

Sei)t. 23, 1821

Oct. 16, 1S21

J. III. 16, LS22
May 17, 1822

May 24, 1822

June 13, 1822

Oct. 24, 1822

June 18, 1823

Oct. 23, 1S23
Nov. 10, 1823

Jan. 7, 1824

April 7, 1824

July 7, 1824

ri;()\ll)EN<F. GAZETTE— DEATHS I73

PECK Mr.s. Rebecca, widow of Elihu, of this
town, at Medway, Mass., aged 68 years.
Gazette of

Joseph B., in this town, aged 23 years.

Major Samuel, at Coventry, in 65th year.
Gazette of

Esther, only daughter of (ieorge W., in this
town, aged i year, 4 months,

Miss Patience, daughter of Col. Seth, at
Warren, aged 33 years. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of Stephen, at Seekonk, in 60th
year,

Mrs. -Sybel, wife of Capt. Ebenezer, at Re-
hoboth, in 64th year.
PECKHAM Job, late of Middletown, in 88th
year, at Pro\'idence, last week. Gazette of

Elizabeth, at Providence. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Philip. Gazette of

Giles. Gazette of

Joshua, at Newport, in 45th vear. Gazette
of

Benjamin, Esq., at South Kmgstown, in 77th
year. Gazette of

Elizabeth, widow of Peleg, at Newport, in
S4th year. Gazette of

Mary, widow of Giles, at Rehoboth. Ga-
zette of

Peleg, at South Kingstown, in 74th year. Ga-
zette of

Sally, daughter of the late Joshua, in 20th
year. Gazette of

Daniel, at Middletown, aged 87 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Jeremiah, in 30th year, at
Newport. Gazette "f

Joseph, Jr., of Newport, son of Jose])h, in
2 1st year, at Cape Francois, W. I.,

Thomas, in this town, in 35th year. Gazette
of

Mary, daughter of the late Joshua, of New-
port, in this town, in 29th year,

Philip, Jr., of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Benjamin, at an ad-
vanced age, at South Kingstown. Ga-
zette of

Hannah, wife of Benjamin L., Esq , at Wick-
ford, in 50th year. Gazette <if

William, at Middletown, m 80th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Bethiah, wife of William, Esq., in 59th
year,

Dec. 29,
Dec. 31,

1824
1S24

July >3.

1S25

Aug. 20,

1825

Sept. 17,

1825

Sept. 24,

1825

Aug. 21,

Nov. 29,

March 24,

I'-eb. 7,

1779
1780
1781

17S4

Aug. 30,

1788

March 17.

1792

Oct. 4,

' 794

Dec. 6,

1794

Ajiril 9,

1796

Seiit. 24,

1796

June 24,

1797

Nov. 18,

1797

Sept. 21,

1799

June 28,

1800

Jan. 27,
March 13,

I so I
1802

April 20.

1805

May 2\,

1805

Oct. 15,

1808

Jan. 13,

1S09

174 VITAL HECOKh OK 1{H(H)E l.SLAM)

Pl'X'KIIAM Stanton, son of Henry, of Ne^'-

jjoi't, at sea, on passage from Havana, aged

21 years. Gazette of Jul}' 29, 1809

Joseph, at Newport, aged 22 \'ears. Gazette

of Nov. 1 1, 1809

Mrs. Maiy, wife of Williau], at South Kings-
town, in 57th year, Jul}' 24, 1810
I'elcg, at Newport, aged 31 years. Gazette

of Aug. 25^ 1810

Miss Mary, at Middletown, in 90th year.

Gazette of Dec. 14, 181 1

I''.leanor, in 53d year, I'eb. 18, 1812

Mrs Deborah, widow of Jo.shua, of Newport,

in this town, in 64th year, May 11, i8r2

Joseijh, at Middletown, aged J}, \'ears. Ga-
zette of Aug. 15, 1 81 2
Mrs. L)cha, wife of Abnei- and daughter of

.Samuel 1^'enner, at Scituate. in 23d year, Aug. 16, 1S12

Mis. .'-lusannah, wife of Jose])h, at Aliddle-

town, R. I., Aug. 26, 1 81 3

Nathaniel, eldest son of Teleg, at Meiulon, in

iSth year, Dec. 21. 1813

Miss l{\-eline, daughter of James, in this town,

aged about 16 )-ears, Aug. 14, 1815

James, in this town, in 58th ye.ir, has left

wife and ,si.\ chiklren, .Sept. 3, 1815

Mrs. , wife of Josiah, at New IJedfoid,

of the fever. Gazette of Ma\' 18, t8i6

Ann, widow of James, in this town, aged 48

years. May 24, 1810

Mrs. Mar)', widow of J5enoni, at .\euport,

aged 86 years, Aug. 14, 1817

Ruth, aged 18 years, daughter of Isa:.c. of

.Middletown, at .S.iv.mn.di, <',,t., Oct. 16, 1818

Mrs. N.incy, wife of l>,aat-, and daughtei' of

C'hiisto|)hei- Hill, in this town, ni 23d }e,u', Nov. 25, 1819

William, at Newiiort, suddenly, M.iy 23, 1820

(jeorge, son of the late James 1!, at W'ick-

tord, in 28th year, June 25, 1821

Josi-ph. of this town, on bo.ird ship Ann and

Hope, at sea, on her passage to Hojl.ind.

(iazette of July 21, I 82 I

(,'apt. Henj.uniii 1^,, .it W'ickloi d, ni ( i8ih year,

a l\e\'olntionar\' i)ensioncr, Aug 16, 1821

Charles I'^rederick, son of Col. .Abner, at

.Scituate. aged i year 17 days. .Sept. 20, 1821

Ste|)hen, at Scituate, aged about 70 )'ears, Jan. 3, 1822

William, son of Joshua, aged 38 years, at

.\ewport. (iazette ol March 2J, 1822

Mis. .Mary, wife of ICnos, at New]u)rt, aged

71 years, Ajiril 5, 1822

PHOVIDEXCK (4AZKTTE— DEATHS I75

PECKHAM William, formerly of Newport, at

Georgetown, D. C, Jan. 27, 1823

Jonathan C, son of Alanson, Esq., of Mid-

dletown, at Tortsmouth, March 5, !824

George Luce, infant son of John, in this

town, aged 9 months. Gazette of Sejit. 4, 1824

Mrs. I'^lizabeth, widow of Capt. Benedict, at

Wickford, in 73d year. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1.S25

Miss Mary, at Middletown, aged 82 years, May 28, 1825

Mrs. Freelove, wife of Timothy, at South

Kingstown, in 58th year. Gazette of June 15, 1825

PEELS Acting surgeon's mate, on board L^ S.

ship Cyane. (iazette of Uec. 7, 1822

PIERCE Benjamin, of Salem, killed at Lexing-
ton, April 19, 1775
Solomon, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775
Isaac, Aide-de-Camp to Gen. CJates, in 28th

year, at Boston. Gazette of March 3, 1781

Job, at Rehoboth, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of Oct. 8, 1791
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Robert, and daugh-
ter of Thomas Townsend, at Newport, in

23d year. Gazette of June 2, 1792

Capt, John, of the Corps of Artillery and

Engineers, at his post at the Walnut

Hills on the Mississippi. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1798

Stephen, at Newport, in 57th year. Gazette

of June 8, 1799

Mrs. Betsey, widow, suddenly, of this town, March 29, 1801
William L., son of John, of Newport, in

North Carolina, in 23d year. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1805

John, murdered by a shot from the British

Ship of War Leander, Henry Whitby,

commander, at Sandy Hook, N. Y., April 25, 1806

Mrs. Ruth, widow, and mother of Count

Rumford, at Baldwin, Me,, aged 81 years.

Gazette of June 29, 181 1

Mrs, Mary, widow of Joseph, at Dighton, in

73d year, Oct, 3, 1813
, chi'd of Pardon, at Dartmouth,

Mas.s., aged 20 months, by clothes taking

fire. Gazette of Dec, 28, i8i6

Silas, late of Boston, stone cutter, went over

Oswego P"alls in a boat and was drowned, Nov. 6, 181 7

Aaron, of this town, aged 32 years, at Red

Bluff, Miss,, Aug, 15, 1819

William, in 31st year, Dec, 15, 18 19

Isaac, at Canandaigua, N. Y., formerly of

this town, in 57th year, April 27, 1820

Joseph, at Bristol, aged 34 years, suddenly, Oct. 14, 1822

17(i

N'll'AL 1;K((>I!1) (IF IMIolU'; ISl.ANK

I'l I'.RCl''. Cipt. John, son of the late j.ibez, at

I )i;^hton, ageil 49 }cais,
Cai)t. John, at Diyhton, aged 49 ^'oars. (ia-

ZL'tte of
Ca]n. Benjamin, at Newport, ai;e(l 69 years,
Daniel, at Kast Greenwich, in 7_^th )-ear.
l)a\'iil, at ICast Greenwicli, in /^tli \e,ir; a

soldier of the Re\'olution.
(ieori;-e, of North Kingstown, at h^xeter,

aged 96 years. Gazette ol
William, at .Alton, 111., aged about 32 ye.irs,

distillei',
I'l'lU'.Sl \'ini.-eiU 1' , at I'liiladelphia, Gazette

ot

l'l':MBi':k . killed m action at Koval>ton,

Cl.,
l'i':.Mr>i:U l'(J\ James, I':sq., at I'hil.idelphia, ni

S6th year, of Sociel)' of l'"riemls,
I'MNlJl'.k John Coor, l^sq , was shot from an

amiinsh l.)y some peison unknown, at

Wayne Co.', N. C. tlazette of
I'l'LNlJl.l^rrON ICdmuntI, the vencral.de presi-

tlcnt of the Court of Ajipicals in N'nginia,

at Richmond, in 83d yeai'. G.izette ot
Jo.se[>h, at Wester!)', aged 76 }'e,us,
C'apt. lienjamiii, at Westerly, aged yS yeai's.

G.izette of
Capt. Willi. im, at I'rospect. Me. ageil 56

\e.ns. In .ittem])ting to cmis> the bar

leading fr(.im Hrigadiei' Isl.uid to the m tin,

he w.is swept away and di'owneil. (i.i-

.'.'Ite of
I'MNl l.\ 1.1.1. iW Samuel, I'^si]., at I'orl.smouih.

X. 11, aged 83 \eais. (lazelleol
I'l.XlCIl Airs.' l.;eboi'ah, wife of Capt. Waile,

at ,\ul)Ui'n, N. \'.. trom .1 silmidiis en-

laigemeul of the liver. The liver (f an

oidm.ii)- adult weighs from 3 to 4 pountls :

this trom a two yc.irs' growth weighed

34 [ 11)^. (iazette <'if
ri':\\" Kiel), nil, at I'hikulelphia. (iazette of

Ijoii. riloni.is, one of the oi'ipiict orv o|

]'em).^\iv. una. Ill l-,iigialio. (.i.,/,elic ol
John, foiinerU' (.iosernor ot renns\ 1\ .ini.i, at

I'hil.idelphi.i,
lion. Richard, loiinerl) (i(j\eihor o| I'enn-

s\l\-.tni.i .uul nieinl.)er of I'.ulKiment. at

Richnii 'nd, luigkmd,
I'MN.X l-d,I, James, coniedi.m, at I'hii.iilelphi.i,

well known to the ])ul)lic loi his l.ilenls

and niisfoi tunes, (.iazette of

Now 15, 1822

Now 23, 1822
May 29, 1823
l"eb. 12, 1824

l-"eb. 12, 1824

Maich 9, 1825

June G, 1825

Sept, 2S. 1793

(\n. iG, I7.'^o

l'"eb. 9, 1809

lulv G, 181G

Nov. 12. 1803
July 9, 1822

Dec, 29. 1824

M.iich ^o. 1825
Oct, 23, 1813

I ell, 21, 1818
Ma\ 4. 1771

.\l.i) 29, 1775

h'eb 8. 1795

.M,i\- 2j. 1811

July 0, i8l()

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS l'

PENNELL Ira, of this town, at New York, aged

26 years, June 15, 1824

PENNIMAN Peter, Esq., at Mendon, aged "jj

years. Gazette of July 13, 1805

Obadiah, at Troy, N. Y., aged 44 years,

formerly of this town. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1820

Joshua, at St. Genevieve, Upper Louisiana,

formerly of New London, aged 34 years.

Gazette of Oct. 19, 181 1

Judge . Gazette of Nov. 9, 181 1

Mrs. Mary M., wife of Obadiah. in this town,

in 27th year. May 10, 18(6

PENNO Nathaniel, in this town, in 28th year, Jan. 3, 1819

PENNONT Baron, died in England. Gazette

of March 26, 180S

PENRYN Lord, died in luigland. Gazette of March 26, 1 80S
PENTZ Lieut. , killed in action in Ohio.

Gazette of Oct. 3, 1812

PERCIFULL David M., in Bardstown, Ky.

While at a squirrel hunt, his companion

had occasion to pick his flint, threw the

gun across his arm ; the gun discharged

and killed Mr. P. mstantly. Gazette of Dec. 4, 18 19

PERCIVAL Mrs. Penelope, wife of Capt. Isaac

and daughter of Benjamm Hallett, PIsq.,

of Barnstable, Mass., aged 32 years, in

this town, at the residence of her brother,

Benjamin F. Hallett, March 10, 1825

PERCY Dr. , Lord Bishop of Deamer, an

English literaiy character. Gazette of Dec. 7, iSii

Pamela, murdered by William Simmons, at

Boston. Gazette of March 17, 1821

PERHAM Benoni, Esq., attorney at law, native

of Clenisford, Mass., at Baltimore, (sui-
cide) aged 25 years. Gazette of May 26, 1S04
PEREGORD the Countess, at Paris, executed, July 29, 1794
PERIGORD Ale.xander Augustus Tallerand,

Archbishop of Paris, m France. Gazette

of Dec. 19, 1821

.PERKINS Joseph, at South Kingstown, in 40th

year. Gazette of Sept. ig, 1789

Richard W., merchant, at Norwich, Ct. Ga-
zette of Sept. 15, 1798
Mrs. Mary, at Boston, aged 86 years, mother

of the late Governor Hancock, of Massa-
chusetts, at Boston. Gazette of Dec. 15, 179S
Dr. Elisha, the celebrated member of me-

talic tractors, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1799

Edward, formerly of Newport, at Preston,

Ct., aged 30 years. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

178 VFTAL HKCOKD oK KHODK ISLAND

1'1';RK1XS Col. William, at lioston. aged 60
years; was cdtiiniamler of Castle Island
under the government of Massachusetts,
and served with distinction during the
Kex'olutionary war; washing stationed at
Providence. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1802

Isaac, of firm Joseph and Isaac Perkins, of

Boston, at Trinidad, (kizette of Nov. 19, 1S03

Dr. I'^lijah, formerly of New London, at Phila-
delphia, suddenly, June 21, 1806

Samuel M., ordinary seaman, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake, in action with the
Shannon, June i, 1813

Mrs Dorcas, witluw, at Canterbury, Ct., aged

70 years. Gazette of Dec. 30, 1809

Benjamin D., bookseller, near New York, of

Societ\' of I'^riends, (Jet. 13, 1810

Cajit. Joseph, at Ipswich, aged 45 vears, a

suicide, very deliberately planned, ' C)ct. 7, 1815

Jabez, and his wife, at Macdonough, N. Y.,
late killed by lightning, lea\'ing 7 children
aslec]) at this moment. The house was set
on tire, but e.xtinguished. Sept. 6, iSig

Mis. Marionette, wife of George, Esq., at

Noiwich, Ct. Gazette of SejU. 11, 1820

James, ]''.sq,, of Boston, aged 61 years, at his

seat in Ro.xbury, ''^i-i.g- i. 1822

Ilezekiah, cashier of Norwich bank, at Nor-
wich, Ct., aged 72 years. (lazette of Sejit. 2^, 1S22

Ca])t. , of Kennebuid<, killed by pi-
rates. Gazette of April 12, 1823

Ebenezcr, at South Bridgewater, aged 71
years, a Pevolutionary soldier. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1823
PERKI.S David, son of Capt. R , in this town, July 30, 1824

PI':KI.I';\' .Samuel. at Ik-.xford, Mass., aged 50
years ; at a sheep shearing he scratched
his arm with the shears which ended in a
inortil'icitioii. Gazette ol June 27, 1807

Pl^KRlN Mellicent, wife of John, of this town,

in 35th year, (kizette of June 13, 1795

Dr. Jean, a native of P'rance, a celebrated
botanist, at New York, suddenly. Ga-
zette of April 6, 1805

Amasa. native of Rhode Island, formerly res-
ident at Boston, at lulentown, N. C, from
the effects of a fall. Now 26, 1 82 1

Da\id, at Seckonk, in sfilh year, l'"eb. 15, 1825

Penelope, wife of John, agetl ~2 years, in this
town, Oct. 5, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS I79

PERRY Mr. — , of Narragansett, after be-
ing at sea two years, drowned by tbe up-
setting of ferry boat between Narragansett

and Jamestown, Feb. 24, 1768

Philo, rector of the Episcopal Church, at

Newtown, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1798

Edward, at South Kingstow^n. Gazette of Feb. 23, 1799

Dr. Joshua, at South Kingstown, in 46th

year. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1802

Simeon, member Society of Friends, many

years a Judge of Court of Common Pleas

for Washington Co., at Charlestown, R.

I., aged 86 years. Gazette of Jan. i, 1803

Mrs. Jemima, wife of Capt. Ezra, at Reho-

both, in 64th year. Had lived with her

husband 46 years, had 9 children and 43

grandchildren to mourn her loss, Feb. 4, 1808

Capt. Jonathan, master of ship Maryland, at

sea on passage from Canton to New York.

Gazette of April 16, 1808

Thomas, in this town, in 67th )'ear. Gazette

of Jan. 20. 1810

Simeon, of Plainfield, Ct., a seaman on

board ship Dromo, on [xissage home from

Canton, China, to Boston. Gazette of J^i'}' I4j 1810

Hon. Freeman, at South Kingstown, aged

83 years, grandfather of Com. O. H.

Perry; was 20 years a judge of Court of

Common Pleas for Washington Co., many

years president of the Town Council ; Oct. 15, 18 13

Edvvard, of South Kingstown, at Jamestown,

in 26th year, Dec. 12, 181 3

Christopher R., Esq., Collector of the Inter-
nal Revenue, at Newport, June i, 18 iS
Capt. James, at Newport, in 53rd year, Nov. 30, 1818
Oliver Hazard, hero of Lake Erie, died on

board U. S. schooner Nonsuch, at Port

Spain, W. L, of the fever, Aug. 23, 1819

Mrs. I^ydia, widow of Edward, at Newport,

in 88th year. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1820

Lot, of Bellingham, Mass., found downed in

the trench near the Social Mill, Woon-

socket, in 70th year, May 31, 1S20

Dr. Nathaniel, at Woodbury, Ct., aged about

55 years; was returning home after visiting

a patient, stopped to converse with a friend

when he suddenly fell off his horse and ex-
pired. Gazette of June 22, 1820
Capt. Ezra, at Rehoboth, in 80th year, March i, 1821

ISO VITAL 1;K<()KI) (IK lUlODE It^LANI)

PERKY Mrs. laizabcth, wife of Xatlian and

daughter of Joseph (ioocHiig, of Dighton,

Mass., in 47th year, in this town, Dec. 24. 1S21

James, I'^sc]., editor and pro]irietor of "Lon-

tlon Morning Chronicle," aged 65 years, in

luigland. Gazette of March 6, 1823

Lieut. James N., of V. S. ship h'rank'in,

drowned in the surf near \'al])arais(), March 19, i8j2

WiUiam, at Crafteshury, \'t., had taken a

few drops of oil of cedar. Gazette of Jan, 29, 1S23

(iCorge, of Newport, aged 27 years, at Cum-
berland Harbor, Cuba, Aug. i, 1823
Cajit. Stephen, of Newjiort, in this town, July 5, 1824
Mary, widow of Jonathan, ]'".sq., of Rhode

Islanil and daughter of William I'otter,

Ks(]., of and at |erusalcni, Yates Co.,

N. \'., aged 74 years. Gazette of |une I, 1825

1'1':RL'(_)CI'; Josejih, killed by Wilham Dailey in

a (|uarrel. Aug. I j, 1823

I'ETI'.R Col. Robert, in Georgetown. Gazette

of Dec. 6, 1806

I'ETI^RS John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Mrs. .Sarah, at the seat of Judge Peters, at

]5elmont, Penn. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1805

John, a natne of l)enmark, l<ist overboard

from schooner Ann l'".liza Ruggles, of this

port, while lying in the harbor of Wilming-
ton, in 27th year. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1809
Mark, at Glocester; had recently retuiiietl

from a visit to Unodilla, N. Y., cxiiiretl as

he was about to sit down to his diinier, July 8, 1810

Nelson, seaman, killed on board the Law-
rence, on Lake E.rie, in action, Sept. 10, 1813
Re\'. William, an ICnghsh painter. (lazette

of May 28, 1814
C)liver, in 37th year, July 7, 1817
, daughter of Parnett, at I'almyia, N.

\'. Was lying on the betl with three of

her sisters, one at her feet and one on each

side; a bolt of lightning killcil her instantly;

the others were uninjureil in the least.

(lazette of June 27, 181S

Mrs. y\nn, wife of Nicholas, aged 30 years, Sept. 21, 1820

iJasid, at the almshouse, in 40tli year, an

( Ineida Indian; was ]iassing through the

town when taken sick; a[Tpeared to be a

\er\' lespectable jierson, Jan. 5, 1821

Willi.am, of 15ristol, Me., at sea on board brig

Howdoin. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1824

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Uli\'er, in this town,

in 43d year, Feb. 5, 1825

PKOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— I)P:aTH8 Jgl

PETERSON Capt. Edward, at Newport, aged

35 years. Gazette of Feb. 9,

Garrett, at Klooniingdale, N. Y. Gazette of May 13,

Mrs. Mary, in 62d year, Aug. 16,

Capt. John H., in 36th year, drowned at
New Orleansf; was a native of this town
and leaves a wife and three children, March 4,

Niles, executed at New York for piracy and

murder. Gazette of Feb. 20,

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, aged 76 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 30,
Capt. John, at Portsmouth, aged 80 years,

formerly of Bath, Me., June 25,

Samuel P.. aged about 25 years, at Taunton.

Gazette of Oct. 11,

FETTER Capt. Thomas, formerly of P'o.xbnro,
at Newton, Mass., aged 82 years, an officer
in the Revolution, Dec. 21,

PETTIS John, a mulatto, found drowned near

Mill Bridge, on Dec. 9,

Capt. John, of this town, on coast of Africa.

Gazette of March 15,

PETTEY David, in this town, in 40th year, Nov. 27,

Mrs. Rachel, widow of John, in this town,

in 78th year, Jan. 8,

Betsey, eldest daughter of Capt. Daniel, aged

29 years, Aug. 25,

Ca]3t. James, in this town, in 59th year, Nov. i,

PETIT Lieut. Col. P. H., of a wound received
before Flushing, at Deal, aged 37 years.
Gazette of Nov. 4,

PETRIE Jean, at Peterhead, Ping,, aged 113

years. Gazette of Dec. 8,

PETTIFACE John, of this town, drowned, May 31,

PETTING ALE John B., killed m this town
while assisting to take down an old build-
ing. Gazette of Sept. 23,
PETTITT Hon. Charles, at Philadelphia, at an

advanced age. Gazette of
PEVPZ Abel, aged about 70 years. Gazette of

PEYMAN General , commander of the

Danish army, at Cojjenhagen. Gazette of
PEYTON Sir John, Baronet, late captain in 9th
regiment of foot.

Dr. , of Virginia, killed in a duel with

William Littlejohn, of Leesburg, Va.,
PHELON Major Edward, at Spring Island,
S. C, aged 52 years, served in ,the army
in the Revolution, and wounded at battle
of Rhode Island, and since has enjoyed
halfpay, Jan. 7, 18 10

Oct

4.

1S06

Jan.

12,

788

Dec.

5-

807

Aug.

14,

792

Dec

5.

1808

799

809
810

818
819
822
833
823

822

778

800
Sis

816

818

82;

809

798
783

809

jc^.) VITAL i;k(()i;i) ok mioin-: island

I'in-:i. rS llon. Oliver, jiulse "f the Cminty

Court, formerly member of Congress, at

Canandaigua, N. V. (iazette of " March 25, 1809

Sevvall, aged 46 years, at Boston, tiom bite

of a dog. Gazette of July 30, 1814

Ebenezer F., aged 21 years, drowned in the

river Kennebec with his bride elect. Now lo, 1822

P1IETTI':FLACE Jonathan, at Portsmouth, in

73d year. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1820

I'll 1 1,1, ll'S Teresia Constantia. at Kingston.

Jamaica, a celebrated l)Ut unfortunate

beauty, Jan 27, 1765

Ca])t. , of his Alajesty's ship, Poyal, at

ren.sacola. Gazette of ' ' Feb. 9, 1771

Thomas, of Norwich, at .Suiinam, W. I.

Gazette of Aug. 3, 177 1

Jonathan, in 89th year, at I'mvidence, March iG, 1779

I'apl. ,of Lt. Col. l'"lelcher's regiment.

killed in action at Annes. Gazette of July 21, 178 1

Seth. of this town, sudtlenly, in 56th year, Maich 8, 1796

Nathaniel, at I'"oster, in 65th year. Gazette

of May 7, 1796

Jonathan, nuirdered by his brother .Samuel

at .New Brunswick, N J., June 29, 1801

lion, S.imuel, Fscj , l,ieut. Goxernor ot Mas-
sachusetts, at his seat at Aiulnxei', aged 50

\-e;u's, h"eb. 10, 1802

Benjamin II,, Consul ot the Cuited .States.

at Curacao, W. I., M.uch 14, 1S03

Hun, Willi.mi, aged 84 years, at Bostnn. Ga-
zette of ' ' Jan. 21, K'^04
Mis. Sar,di, wile of William, at Ilaitlmd,

Ct., aged 65 )'eais, ]>crished in the simw

from cold, ' Jan. 21, 1S05

Richard, at W'ickford, in 78th year. (!a-

zelte of ' Nov. 2, 1805

I'eter, Fsq.. at Wickfonl, in 77th ye,u-, Dec. 12, 1807

I'eggy, daughter of M.ajor .Samuel, at N(^rth

Kingstown, in 19th year. Gazette of April 30, 1808

lames, of Manchester. ]'".ng,, meichant. at

l'hiladel]ihia. Gazette of' July 23, 1808

Major -Samuel, at North Kingstown, in 59th

year; w.is with ]').nt"n in the capJuie ol

I'rescott as 2d in command, and fille<l other

militar)- and naval piositioiis o| trust in

that memorial struggle. [Note the erioi-

in saying 2(1 in command, who was Major

hd)enezer y\dams. See authorities on the

subject for jnoof.— J. N. A. ] ^ _ Aug. 25, 180S

Nathaniel, Jr., son of Nathaniel, Msq., ol

Warren, in 26th vear, at Havana, Aug. i, 1809

PHoVrOEXCE C4AZETTE— DEATHS 133

PHILLIPS 15arnaid, Jr., at Pomfret, in 19th year;
he fell from a steeple he was helping to
raise and lived 12 days, June 26, 1810

Jacob, at Foster, in 75th year, Jan. 2, 181 1

Capt. Samuel, of Newport, at sea on passage

to Goree. Gazette of June i, iSii

John, seaman, killed on board frigate Chesa-
peake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 181 3

, two sons, aged 22 and 25 years, of

Mr. Phillips the printer, at Warren,
drowned on passage from Warren to Paw-
tuxet in a .squall, Oct. 8, 1814

Peter, of this town, at Norfolk, Va., in 22d
year, on board the sloop Collector, of New
York, about ]-eb. 17, 1S17

Henry, executed for the murder of Gaspard

Denniqri, at Boston Neck, Mass., March is, 1817

Mrs. , murdered by her husband in a

fit of insanity, at Marblehead, aged 19

years. Gazette of Oct. 24, 18 18

Mr. , at Chenango, N. Y., killed bv

lightning though he spoke and walked
after being struck. Gazette of Oct. 2,1819

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Christopher and
daughter of Capt. Benjamin L. Peckham,
at Wickford, in 33d year, Oct. 17, 1820

Elisha, at Scituate, in 73d year, July 4, 1821

Richard C, in this town, aged 40 years, March 16! 1S22

Mrs. Rachel, wife of N and daughter of

the late Moses .Sei.xas. Esq., cashier of
Newport, Rhode Island. Bank, at New
York, of the fever, Aug. 5, 1822

Fanny Washburn, infant daughter of George

v., in this town, aged 20 months, Aug. g, 1822

Theodore Winthrop, son of James, at Coven-
try, aged II months, 18 days, Aug. 12, 1822
Mrs. Miriam, at Boston, aged 69 years, wife

of His Honor, William Phillips, May 7. 1823

Hon. John, late mayor of the city and presi-
dent of the Senate of Massachusetts, at
Boston. Gazette of May 31, 1823

Elizabeth Barney, infant daughter of George,

in this town, aged 21 months, May 27, 1824

Mrs. Sophia H., wife of Edward, and daugh-
ter of the late l^enjamin Ruggles, Esq.. at
_ Newport, in 22d year, June 3, 1S24

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, in this .^^^

town, aged 59 years, March i, 1825

Edward, son of the late Capt. James, at
Newport, aged 31 years. Gazette of April 20, 1825

184

VITAL i;k((ii;ii ok hhodk island

I'llILMORI': Mr. , at X..iwich, Ct. (Ga-
zette of Aug. 6, 1S03
PMINNKY jaisah N., son of I-;d\vard, of this

town, at Falmouth, Mass., in 22i\ year, iJec. 12, 1816

PHISTER Charles, late of the house of'Donald-
son and I'hister, at New Orleans. (ia-
zette of Sept. 21, 1799

PHOENIX Daniel, l':sq., at New York, in 77th

year. May 17, 181J

PIIVS'ICII lulward, l-Isq., at I'hiladelphia. aged

78 years.
PICKENS Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of I^zekiel, Es(i.,

of Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1803

Mrs. , wife of Hon. Israel, goyeriior

of Stale, at Alabama. C.azette of Sej)!. 24, 1823

PICKERING Hon. John, LL. I)., at Ports
mouth, N. H., aged 68 years; was late the
Chief Justice ot the Supix-me Court of
New Hamiishire. Gazette of Apiril 20, 1805

Iliiu, |olin, at Salem, Mass., aged 71 )eais.

Gazette of Aug. 31, 181 1

John, at Winchester, N. H., in 85th \eai\

father of Key. Mi. Pickering, of this town, Oct. 27, 1823
Dayid I'"., son of ]\ey. Mr. P., in this town,

aged I year, April 9, 1824

I'lCKE'r Amos, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1S07

PICKETT Mrs. , perished m the l.)uniing

of the theatre, at Richmond, \'a , I-)ec, 2b, iSii

Thomas, at 15e\erl)-, aged 70 years, b\ a fall

fi.ini a sail loft. Gazette of ' Oct. 21, 1819

PlCKl,!'. i'rcderick, :it Tewksbury, N. J , a-ed
100 )ears ; when he was 94, he cut with a
cradle, 500 shea\-es of rye in a day ; at 98,
he split 100 chestnut r.nls in less th.ui a
day. (iazette of April 27, 1820

PICKMAN Mrs. Cathaiine, wife of Hon. Dud
ley L., at Salem, agetl 3s yeais. Gazette
ol ' May 24, 1823

l'IC() John, merchant, 011 co.ist of Africa, of

Norwich, Ct. (i.izctleof Jan. 30. 1790

Mrs. Mai)', at T.iunton, aged J^ )ears. ("1.1

zette of ' ' I )ec. 22, 1 821

lilXih: Josi.di, at ;\ttlc!)nin, in 62(1 ye.ir. Ga-
zette ot ' Apiil 27, 1793
Miss Syhia, in 26lh year, May 21, 1812
Hiiam, son of lia, in 3d )e,u, in this t<iwn, < Kt 22. 1818
Mrs. Mahala, wife of Benjamin, in 28th year, July 13, 1S20
VVinthrop Augustus, son of Wuithrop, in

this town, aged 5 years, July 5, 1822

Mrs. , wife of I'.ilenion, in this town,

in 30th year, Aug. 26, 1S24

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ]g5

PIDGEON Rev. George, rector of Trinity

Church, St. Johns, N. B. He was the

ecclesiastical commissary for that province,

aged 56 years. Gazette of June 27, 181 8

PIERPONT John, at Charlestown, Mass., aged

35 years. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1822

PIERSCHELL M. , lately deceased, has

bequeathed £53, 33,6, 3 per cent, consols,

the interest for the support of a free school

for the poor, near Madgeberg, Ger., where

he was born. Gazette of July 14, 1821

PIKE Dea. Joseph, at Newport, in 6ist year.

Gazette of Oct. 24, 1801

Sanford, in this town. Gazette of April 2. 1S03

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Moses, at Attleboro, in

76th year, July 3, iSio

Stephen C., son of Capt. Job of this town, at

sea on board schooner Freedom, Ca]3t.

Smith, of this port, in 22d year, Feb. i, 1812

Henry, son of Asa, at Smithfield, aged 2

years 3 months, from burns, Jan. 20, 181 5

Silas, at Hurrillville, in 69th year, formerly of

this town, Feb. 7, 1S19

PILES Mrs. Martha, sister of William Daggett,

at Seekonk, aged 70 years, Jan. 2, 181 3

PILESBURG .Samuel, at Newburyport; was one

of the men who served Gen. Arnold to the

British fleet after his treasonable conduct.

He, or his comrades, were ignorant of the

General's conduct at that time. Gazetteof Jan. 20, 1821
PILLMORE Rev. Joseph, late rector of St.

Paul's Church, Philadelphia, July 25, 1825

PILLSBURY Rev. Enoch, at Litchfield, N. H.,

aged 30 years. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1818

PINCKNEY Mrs., wife of the American Am-
bassador to Great Britain, at London. Ga-
zette of Nov. I, 1794
Mrs. Mary, wife of Major Gen. Charles

Cotesworth Pinckney, at Charleston, S. C, Jan. 4, 1S12

Charles Cotesworth, at Charleston, S. C,

one of the Revolutionary heroes, Aug. 17, 1825

PINGE John, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

PINKHAM Uriah, at Nantucket, Collector of

the Direct Ta.x, Feb. 25, 181 5

Capt. John, of Nantucket, killed by a whale,

was of ship Swift, in the Pacific Ocean.

Gazette of April 7, 1824

PINKMAN Benjamin, murdered by pirates in

the West Indies. Gazette of Aijril 16, 1823

2i^(^ VITAL HKCOHI) OK RHODK 1.SLA^'I)

I'INKNEV Charles Henry, infant son of Isaac

II., in this town, aged ii months 27 days, Oct. 15, 1819

Ehzabeth Hampton, infant daughter of Jacob,

Jun., ageil 3 months 16 days, in this town. Oct. 3, 1822

Jacob, in this town, aged 78 years. Jan. 28, 1823

Ninian, 30 years clerk of the Executive

Council of Maryland, at .Annapolis. Md.

Gazette of Oct. 9, 1824

Charles, Esq., at Charleston, .S. C. Gazette

of Nov. 13, 1824

PINONDELLE Capt. of the Artillery, in Spain,

before Cadiz. Gazette of Feb. 23, rSii

PINTARD Capt., Samuel, at New Rochelle, N.

Y., in 69th year, fornieily captain in 25th

Regiment of Foot ; w.is taken at Quebec

a ]n'isoner of war, in 1756, and sent to

France; on exchange he served the re-
mainder of the war in Germany; was se-
verely injured at the battle of Meriilen,

from which wound he never fully recov-
ered. Gazette of April 13, 1805
John, late of New York, at West Florida.

Gazette of Feb. 2, 1811

PIPON Rev. John, at Taunton, Jan. 7, 1821

PITCHIER John, Jun., at Cranston, in 24th year, ]\Iay 14, 17S5

Mrs. ICmma, wife of James, in 30th year.

Gazette of July 2, 1791

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Cranston,

in 55th year, Aug. 13. 1792

Mrs. Eydia, wife of John, at P.uvtucket, in

38th year, (kizette of Aug. 30, 1794

Lemuel, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1797

.Samuel, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797

E(lw,n"d, at Attleboro, in 8ist year. Gazette

of Jan. 6, 179S

Mis. Radial, wife o( Lieut. Jonathan, at

Pawtuxet, aged 47 years. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Mrs. Alice, wife of Ca|)t. John, at Cianston,

in 66th year, Dec. 22, 1804

Capt. Benjamin, of rro\-idence, in 26th )'ear,

drowned l>y upsetting of a boat at .St. 1 )o-

mingo, Feb. — , 1806

Keziah, widow of ICdwiiid, at Attleboro, in

82(1 yeai-, lived with her husband 53 years.

Had II children, 40 grand and 37 great-
grandchildren, June 17, 1808
Mrs. Ke/iah, witlow of lCdw;u(l, at Attleboro,

in 82n(l year, June 17, 1808

Mrs. Isabella, wife of Haniel, of this town,

aged };^ ye;irs, Aug. 2, 1808

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 Igy

PITCHER Samuel, at Scituate, aged 4 years, Aug. 21, 1808

George, formerly of this town, at Savannah,

Ga., in 28th year, Aug. 30, 1812

Jonathan, Esq., at East Greenwich, aged
•about 50 years, many years Justice of
Peace, Sept. 20, 1813

Capt. Jonathan, at I'awtu.xet, aged 92 years,

an officer m the Revolution, March 28, 181 5

Jabez, at Attleboro, of the fever, aged 69

years, Feb. 28, 1816

George T., in this town, in 33d year, Sept. 25, 1818

Capt. John, at Cranston, in 91st year, May i, 1820

Mrs. , wife of Earned, at I'awtucket, Aug. 11, 1820

Earle, at Pawtucket, m 36th year, April 3, 182 1

John, at East Greenwich, in 95th year, Feb. 13, 1822

Robert, at Eynn, aged 87 years, choked by a

piece of meat at supper. Gazette of May 25, 1822

Benjamin S., son of William, at Cranston, in

i6th year, Aug. 22, 1825

PITERSON Mr. , at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1793
PITKIN William, Governor of Connecticut, Oct. i, 1769

Hon. William, Esq., many years an assistant
in the Connecticut Assembly, at I'^ast
Hartford. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1789

George, Esq., at Hartford, aged ]] years,
had been clerk of the Superior Court more
than fifty years. Gazette of April 26, 1806

George, Esq., at luist Hartford, Ct., aged 54

years. Gazette of Feb. 29, 181 2

PITMAN Mary, wife of Sandes, goldsmith, at

Providence, June 14, 1770

Rebecca, wife of Rev. John, in 39th year.

Gazette of Feb. 11, 1792

Abigail, wife of Benjamin, at Newport. Ga-
zette of April 2, 1796

John, Esq., at Newport, in 8 1st )-ear. Ga-
zette of March 8, 1800

Saunders, in this town, in 74th year, Aug. 15, 1804

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Isaac, of this town,

aged 46 years, Jan. 5, 1806

Mis.s Sally, daughter of the late Saunders, in

this town, in 28th year, May 2, 1806

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 47 years, June 9, 181 1

Peleg, at Bristol, aged 65 years. Gazette of March 7, 1S12

Samuel, in this town, aged 42 years, July 25, 1812

Amey, widow of Saunders, in 79th year, Oct. 17, 1817

Isaac, late of this town, at Ro.xbury, mer-
chant, aged 66 years, Nov. 15, 1818

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Peter, in 33d year, March 13, 1819

J^j^g VITAL KKCOlM) OF lUIODK ISLAND

riTMAX John K., Msq., in 40th )ear, in this

tiiwn, June 12, 1819

Peter, in this town, in 35th )ear, Dec. 13, 1820

Thomas Hdred, native of this town, at Cal-
cutta, India, in 49th )'eai-. Gazette of June 13, 1821

Rev. Jtihn, at Seekonk, in 72d year, for
several years the paste n- ot the Baptist
Church there, July 24, 1S22

Charles Davis, son of Major William W., in

this town, aged 17 months, Dec. 24, 1823

PITT lion. Sir William, Governor of Ports-
mouth, in Eng. Gazette of March 17, 1810

Capt. Benjamin, at Norfolk, Va., aged TJ

year.s. (lazette of Nov. 21, 1 818

PITTS John, dietl at Malila.x, a prisoner r)f war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. , wife of Michael. Gazette of Sept. 19, 1795

Mis. l*"reeln\e, widow, aged about 58 years, I'"eb. 3, 1805

PIL'I'Z (iertrude, at b'rankfort, Ger., aged 115
years; her sight was good up to her io8th
ye.ir ; she cut then 4 new teeth and re-
tained her faculties lo the last moment,
(jazette of
PIUS VT the Pope, in the Citadel at Turin,
PLACE Mrs. IMartha, wife (if Elder Ste[.hen, at
S])i'ingfield, Vt., in 55th }'ear. Gazette of

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Samuel, at Newport,
aged 58 years. Gazette of

Col. David, at Rochester, N. II., in 81st year,
a soldier m the Re\'olntion,

Charles Tew, son "f Peter, at ( )lue)\-ille,
aged 4 years, 8 months,

Sally Ann, daughtei- of Petei', at (Jlneyville,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Stafford, of East
Greenwich, in this town, aged 55 ye.u's.
PLATER George, go\-ernor of Maryland. Ga-
zette of
PLATT Hon. l'"zra, Escp, first judge "f Gene-
see Cnuut\-, at Le l\o\-, aged about 60
years,

Al)el li., killed his wife, two children and
himself, at New l-'airlield, Ct. Gazette of
PLICASANTS Dr. Samuel, Jr., son of Samuel,
merchant, at Pliilnlelphia. Gazette of

Samuel, at Philadeliihia, aged 71 years, mem-
ber of Society of Friends, (iazette ol
PLIMPTON Abne'r, at W.idborough, Vt., aged
71 years,

Ke\-. ( >liver, [lastor of the church, at Peru,
\'t., aged just 31 years, and on the ilay
;i]:)pointed for his marriage.

J"iy 4.

April 19,

1S07
1799

Feb. 16,

1S05

Sept. 25,

1819

May 12,

1S20

May 16,
Jiily 3.

1822
1824

Aug. 26,

1824

March 3,

1792

Sept. 15,

181 1

Jan. 13,

1816

Oct. 28,

1797

Nov. 14,

1807

May 5.

1814

May 25.

1S14

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 189

larch

M.

772

Dec.

21,

811

Sept.

10,

813

Sept.
Feb.

24,

14.

803
820

PLITT Rev. John, at rhiladelphia, in 6ist year.

Gazette of Sept. 15,

PLOMER Sir William, an alderman of London, March 13,

PLUME William, P:sq., at Norfolk, in 6ist year.

Gazette of March 21,

PLUMER , son of David, merchant, mate

of barque Seahorse, at Antiqua. Gazette
of Jan. 23,

Sir Thomas, in England, Master of the Rolls.

Gazette of May 5,

PLUMSTEAD George, Esq., merchant, at Phil-
adelphia, in 40th year. Gazette of April 20,

POALSON Zadoc, of Virginia, died from the
hardships endured as a prisoner of war, at
Newport. Gazette of March 21,

POCOCKE Lydia, celebrated Friend preacher,
at ]5ristol, Eng , Sept. 22, 1771. Gazette
of

POE Mrs. , late of the Boston Theatre, at

Richmond, Va. Gazette of

POHIG Charles, seaman, killed on board the
Lawrence, on Lake Erie, in action,

POINTSETT Dr. . of Charleston, S. C,

at Boston, aged 63 years. Gazette of

POKE F'dward, at Smithfield, in 60th year,

POLESKI , e.xecuted at Boston. Ga-
zette of Aug. 2,

POLHEMUS Arthur, aged 13 years, killed by
a mill wheel, at Hanover, N. H., by climb-
ing upon it while m motion. Gazette of June 21,

POLHILL Rev. Thomas, at Newingtonstroke,

Geo., aged 60 years. Gazette of Jan. 21,

POLLARD James, in Warwick, in 44th year.

Gazette of May 3,

POLLOCK Hugh, merchant, at New Orleans.

Gazette of Aug. 2,

James, son of Justice Pollock, of Liginier
Valley, Westmoreland Co , Va., murdered
by two F"renchmen. Gazette of Feb. 14,

Sarah, eldest daughter of Jeremiah W., of

Voluntown, Ct., in 21st year, Feb. 4,

POLLY William, of Medford, wounded at Lex-
ington, Apiil 19,

POLSON Zadock, of Prize Sally, from hardship
as a prisoner of war at Newport, at the
General Hospital, Bristol. Gazette of April 18,

POMURRE King of the Sandwich Islands. His

heir is only 2 years old. Gazette of July 17,

POMEROY George, of Hartford, merchant, at
sea on passage from St. Thomas to Turk's
Island, in 26th year, July 20,

824
S12

807

796
824

S05

778

794

817

S15
800
806

807
813
775

778
822

799

190 VITAL RKCOIM) OK lUIoDK ISLAND

PL).M1:R( )V Mrs. M:iry, widow of l-:ieazer, Esq..
and daughter ot the late George \Vyll)'s, of

Hartford, at Middletown, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 30,

Simeon, printer, killed by the accidental dis-
charge of his gun, at Northampton, Mass.

Gazette of
Mrs. l-llizabeth, wife of Gains, in this town,

aged 62 years,
PUMl' a negro, died at Ilalifa.x, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
l'(),MI'l{\' (colored), near Dover, Delawaie, in

1 20th year. Gazette of
P(_)N Dr., executed at Barcelona, .Spain,
I'ON.Sh.TT Miss Susannah, daughter of the late

Dr. ]';iisha, of Charleston", S. C. Gazette

of

P()XS().\1',Y Lord, in Ireland. Gazette ot
P()N\'l';i\T I'eter, printer, drowned while bath-
ing at the wharf, at New York. Gazette

of'

POOLK Parnabus, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
Samuel, in this town, aged 76 years. Ga-
zette of
Haven, one of the publishers of the ICssex

Register, at Salem, Mass., aged 2S years.

(jazette of July 6

Abiatham, at Dartmouth, agei! 22 years, suf-
focated by a coal pit. Gazette of
Mrs. PIo]ie, widow of Samuel, in 6Sth year,
P(.)C)R1C General , of the New H.unpsliire

Line, died in camp. G.izette of
Mrs. , wife of Ke\'. Mr. Pooie, m In-

dri. Gazette of
Hcniy, of Newbur)'port, aged 22 years, in

this town,
Mrs. .Sybel, wife ot Hovleston, at I'awlucket.

aged 28 )'ears,
Miss Sarah, at Andover, aged 22 \'eais, a

suicide, (jazette of
I'OPJ-; Scth, of Wihmtown, Ct., killed on the

ro.id m ]*;ast Greenwich; his cart wheel r.oi

o\cr him,
V Dr. Jolm. at Posloii, ageti 55 )ears. Ga-
^ zeite of

Miss \'osta, at .StoDghton, aged 20 years.

Gazette of
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dr. John, at 15oston,

aged 61 years, (jazette of
-, Dr. John, of this t(.)wn, in 37th year.

Oct. 31,

807

Sept. 5,

1824

Dec. 26,

777

Aug. 1 1,
June 3,

804
809

Aug. 4.
May 4,

804
793

Jul)- 16,

S23

Dec. 26,

1777

May 13,

■797

No\

8.

817

Jan.

28.

819

Scp>t.

3'-'.

i7>o

Nov.

21,

821

Apri

1 2,

1822

May

10,

1824

Aug

. 6,

1825

( )ct.

2 '*

'774

May

-I.

1 796

Oct.

'7.

1 80 1

March

iTi,

1805

July

17.

806

805

811

March 19,

1S08

April I,

1S09

Dec. 15,
July 29,

1810
1811

PUOVIDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 191

POPE Miss Sally, at Salem. Gazette of

Nathaniel, P^sq., killed in a duel, in Virginia,
tiazette ot

Mrs. Ruth, wife of John, at Salem, Mass.,
aged 49 years. Gazette of

Dr. Benjamin, in this town, in 29th year,

Miss , aged 80 years, at London; she

was the last but one of the School of Gar-
rick, Mr. Smith now near 90 being the
sole survivor of the great school; in Lon-
don. Gazette of

Major Isaac, at Wells, Me., aged 80 years, an
officer of the Revolution, (iazette of

Sarah, in this town, aged 46 years, of Society
of Friends,

West, formerly a resident of Providence,
native of O.xford, Mass., a suicide at South
Hadley, Mass., by drowning. Gazette of
PORSON Richard, professor of Greek in

Trinity College, Eng. Gazette of
PORTER William, native of Ireland, drowned
near Schenectady, N. Y.,

Azrael, of Woburn, killed at Lexington at
the first fire,

Jacob, a" Taunton, aged 35 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. Lavinia, wife of Augustus and daughter
of Timothy Steele, of Hartford, Ct., at
Canandaigua, N. Y., March 6, 1799

John, Esq, at Hartford, Ct., aged 48 years,
for 12 years controller of i)ub]ic account.s
of the state. Gazette of - June 7, 1806

John Dennie, native of Boston, at Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1S02

Samuel H., printer, son of the Rev. Mr. Por-
ter, aged 23 years, at Charleston, S. C.
Gazette of Sept. 26, 1807

Mrs. Jane, at P'airfield District, S. C, aged

56 years, from a bite of a rabid animal, July 8, 1819

Rev. Nehemiah, at Ashfield, graduate of
Harvard, 1745, at age of 26 years, hence
had attained the age of 100 years. Ga-
zette of April 17, 1820

Solomon, Esq., aged 69 years; was appointed
m 1795 surveyor of the port by General
Washington and has held the position ever
since; at Hartford. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1821

Brig. Gen. Moses, U. S. Army, at Cam-
bridge, aged 66 years, April 14, 1822

Miss Ann, at Assonet, aged 21 years, 7
months, April 19, 1823

Oct. 3,

1818

July 6,

1820

Aug. 6,

1821

May IS,

1824

Dec. 17,

1808

J"iy 4.

1772

April 19,

1775

Aug. 20,

1796

]()2 NITAl, HKCOlil) OK lUloKK ISLAND

P0RTI';R1"I1CL1) Matthew, a wagoner, thrown

troin his wagon and killed, at Baltimore.

Ciazette of May i, i8ig

PORTEUS Rt. Rev. Ik-ilby, Lord Hishop of

Loiulon, Dean of the Chaiiel Royal, a

(governor of the Chester House and Diree-

toi- of the British Museum ; at the l{]iisco-

pal House at I'^ulham, near London, in

79th year. May /, 1809

PORTLAND Duke of, in Kngland. Gazette of Dec '16, iNog
PORTLACK Capt. N., Royal Navy: he was

with Cooke round the world and subse-

cpiently perf<irmed two othei- \(i)'ages: in

Kngland. Gazette of No\-. 15, 1817

PORTUGAL The Oueen of, at Lisbon, Dec. j, 1792

I'OSKY Col. Thornton A., late of U. S. Army,

at Wilmington, N. C, in 29th year, a na-

ti\e "f X'irginia, antl son of Gov. Posey, a

Revolutionar\' veteran, Sept. 17, 1S17

POSTLh:THVVAltL Col, Samuel, at Carlisle,

Penn., ni 72d 3'ear. Gazette of
Henry, Plsc|., at Natchez, of the fever,
POTTLR Simeon, a negro servant, drowned in

Bristol I hirbor,
Dr, IIone}'nian, at J'rovidence, at the resi-
lience of Jonathan C'lney's,
Sarah, wife of Capt. Joseph, at ]'io\idence.

(iazette of
Merebah, wife of Ichabod, at Xewpoit. Ga-
zette of
, dr(iwned while washing sheep, at

."^'lUth Kiiigsti iv\-n.
Mis. , wite of Col. John, at Warwick.

G.izette of
Benoni. at Cranston, suddenh', in 6ist year,
Mrs. , wife of Joseph, at an advanced

age, an excellent midwife, (iazette of
Mis M,u\-, wileof Capt. William, at Smith-

tield. G.i/ette o|
Cipt. Le\ i, of l'ro\-idcnce, at I'hilatlelpha.

Gazette of
John, died at Halilax, a prisoner of war, be-
tween No\-. 23. 177^1, and
Keuben, died at Halitax, a prisoner ot wai',

between Nov. 23, 1776, antl
lulmond. son of Robert, at John.ston. Ga-
zette ot
Sally, daughter of Cai)t. Rufus, in her 19th

year. (Jazette of
Joseph, in 76th )'ear. Gazette of

Sept

• 8,

810

Aug.

26,

823

Dec.

12,

764

Dec.

19.

770

No\

■ 9.

77^

A ug

. 8.

77-

June 5.

77?,

Jan.

29.

77 A

April

'5-

77A

May

28,

77A

Jan.

1 1.

777

April

19.

777

Dec.

26,

777

Dec.

26,

777

July

12,

7^i

Oct.

2i, I

;«4

I'd).

19. 1

7«5

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ' I93

POTTER Capt. Rouse, at Portsmjuth, aged

about 90 years. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1786

Levi, of Voluntown, Ct. He was digging

clams near Fields Point when he suddenly

fell down and e.xpired, March 21, 1787

Hannah, wife of General Simeon, and last

surviving child of Col. Stephen Paine, of

Bristol, March 14, 1788

John. Esq., at an advanced age, at South

Kingstown. Gazette of March 22, 1788

Samuel, at Glocester, in 59th year, March 26, 1789

Mary, wife of F'isher, at Scituate, in 82d year, April 7, 1789

Fisher, Esq., at Scituate, in 83d year, April 28, 1789

Mrs. Waitstill, wife of Job, at Cranston, in

75th year. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

Mrs. Mary, widow of George, and great-
granddaughter of Roger Williams, aged 82

years. Gazette of Dec. i, 1792

Stephen, at South Kingstown. Gazette of July 27, 1793

Col. Thomas, at South Kingstown. Gazette

of ^ July 27, 1793

Pattey, wife of Capt. Abijah, in 38th year.

Gazette of ' Nov. i, 1794

Thomas, Esq . at Cranston. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1795

Capt. Abijah, of this town, on the coast of

Africa. Gazette of April 2, 1796

Jemima, widow of IJenjamin, Esq., in 85th

year, at Cranston. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1796

Zuriel, at Cranston. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1796

Stephen, Esq., at Coventry, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1796

Zairiel, Jr., at Cranston, aged about 20 years.

Gazette of Dec. 3, 1796

Reuben. Gazette of Aug. 26, 1797

Major William, at Scituate, in 60th year, July 11, 1798

Caleb, of this town, in 25th year, Feb. 2, 1800

William Pitt, at South Kingstown. Gazette

of March i, iSoo

Capt. James, at Middletown, in 73d )-ear.

Gazette of Dec. 25, 1S02

Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Col. William,

at Woodstock, Ct., in 20th year, March 12, 1803

Joseph, Jun., in this town. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Hon. Samuel J., at South Kingstown, one of

our Senators in Congress, in 54th year, Sept. 26, 1804

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Major Earle, of this

town, at Cranston, in 34th year. Gazette

of Sept. 7, 1805

Asa, Esq., at Rhinebeck, N. Y., in 39th year;

was a native of South Kingstown, removed

to New York in 1787. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1805

194

VITAL liKCOKI) OK RHODE ISLAND

rOTTMR 11(111. Sinieiin, at Swanzea, aged 89

years. Gazette of March i, 1S06

Col. John, formerly of Cranston, at Sterlinc;,

Ct., in SSth year, Ajiril 8

William, at Newport, in 68th year, Feb. 16

Jaine.s H., son of Capt. Joseph, of Pro\-idence,

in 2 1 St year, at sea on passage from St.

Croi.N, May 20

Rebecca, daughter of the late Zuriel, at

Cranston, in 43d year, June 14

Mis. , wife of Hoii.Elisha R., at .South

Kingstown, (iazette of March 18,

Miss Susannah, sister of Hon. Elisha R., at

South Kingstown, April 5

Dr. Jared, at'Wallingford, Ct., aged 68 years.

Gazette of Aug. 1 1

Mrs. Lydia, at Cranston, in Gzd year, Feb. 22,

Mrs. l-llizabeth, wiilow of Chiist'opher, I-^sq.,

at Scituate, in 83d year, July 28,

Mrs. I'hebe, wife of Philip, in her 20th year, Jan. 21

Abednego, at Cranston, aged 68 j'ears. Jan. 12

James Meld, son of I'hili]). in this town, aged

3 months 20 clays, sudtlenly, Nov. 20

Susan Chamberlain, daughter of I'hilip. in

this town, aged 2 years 6 months 25 tlays, Jan. 30

Mrs. Amey, wife of Stejihen. at Scituate, Feb. 8

Sarah, widow of Nathan, in /2i] \eai-. March 8

Hela \V., son of Ilolliman, at Cumberland,

aged 24 years. Gazette of Oct. 22

Robert, at Coventry. Gazette of Nov. 5

Mrs. Mahala, wife of l^usseil, at Seekonk. in

22d year. Gazette of April 22

Rowse, eldest son of Willi.uii, 2tl, in 25th

)'ear (Masonic honors), Sejit. 3

James Cha]iman, son of I'hilip, aged i year

8 months. May 5

Job, at Cranston, in yjtli )'eai-, funeral fi'om

house of his son, ('apt. William, died May 30

Olney, m 30th year, I'"eb. 13

Mrs. I^liza, wife of Charles, and eldest daugh-
ter of the late Capt. William Rodman, in

25th year, l'"eb. 14

Marcelia 1^'raiices, daughter of .Stephen, aged

I year 27 days. Gazette of Feb. 15

Cai)t. Walter, of this town, aged 31 years,

son of Da\itl, of Hiidgejiort, Ct., at Port

au Prince, lie le.ives wife and three chil-
dren, Feb. 1 5
Rebecca Greene, daughter of William, at

Cranston, in 17th year, March 30

806
807

807

807

809

810

810
811

811
812

S13

814
814
814

814
814

815

S15

816

816
817

817
S17

817
817

PKOVIDENX'E GAZETTE— DEATHS 195

POTTER Sarah Ann, infant daughter of Joseph

K., at Cranston, aged 3 years, Oct. 31, 1817

John M., in this town, in 47th year, Nov. i, 18 17

Mrs. Mary M., wife of Capt. Cyrus, in this

town, in 27th year, June 23, 1818

Dr. Nehemiah A., at Cumberland, aged 35

years, (Masonic honors), Oct. 9, 1818

Capt. Phineas, in this town, in 84th year, Dec. 15, 1818

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Zuriel, at Cranston,

in 79th year, March 10, 18 19

Mrs. Lucy, widow of the late Capt. Phinea.s,

in this town, in 83d year, Aug. 27, 1819

Daniel L., of this town, aged 23 years, mer-
chant, at Savannah, Geo., Sept. 11, 1819
William, son of John, at 15arrington, in loth

year, Sept. 13, 18 19

Miss Deborah, in 20th year, at Newport,

daughter of Restcome. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819

Burden, at Scituate, aged about 40 years, left

a wife and <S daughters, July 19, 1820

Eliza, daughter of Henry, at Cranston, in

i8th year, Aug. 20, 1820

Samuel H., formerly of South Kingstown,

at Lebanon, Ct., in 41st year. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1820

James Brown, son of William, 3d, in this

town, aged 3 years, 7 months, Jan. 30, 1821

Samuel J., formerly of South Kingstown, at

Chilicothe, Ohio, Dec. 18, 1821

Abby, daughter of Nathan, at Coventry, in

2 1 St year, Feb. 10, 1822

James, at Scituate, aged 38 years, has left a

wife and 11 children, July 17, 1822

Christopher, formerly of Rhode Island, at

Greenfield, aged 79 years. Gazette of
Edmond, at North Providence, aged 29 years,
Restcome, at Newport, aged 64 years,
Sarah, wife of Holliman, Esq., at Cranston,

in 66th year,
William, in this town, in 54th year, (Masonic

honors),
Major Pardon, at Warwick, in 70th year,
James W., in this town, in 34th year,
Mrs. Lydia, formerly of Pomfret, Ct., at

Foster, R. I. Gazette of
Thomas, son of Rouse T., at Prudence

Island, in 17th vear,
Mrs. Martha, wife of William, at Newport,

aged 52 years, from her clothes taking fire.
Miss Ann., of Lebanon, Ct., in 37th year,

daughter of the late Henry of South

Kingstown, in this town, Aug. 3, 1824

Aug. 10,

Aug. 13,

Oct. 29,

1822
1822
1822

Dec. 9,

1822

March 17,

July 12,

Aug. 17,

1823
1823
1823

Jan. 10,

1824

Jan. 14,

1824

May 2S,

1824

\i)^\ vir.M. i;i:coi;i) uk iuiodk isi..\xi)

I'OTTl'.R I'hilip, lornieily of Bratlleboro, Vt.,

aged 30 )'ears, at North Providence, Aug. 4 1824

Philip Ilenrv, .son of Philip, in this town,

aged 6 years, Aug. 16, 1824

Ray Wesley, son of l\cv. Ray, ;il Pawtucket,

aged I year, Oct. 10, 1824

Josei)h, native of Cranston, R. I., at l-'ree-

doni. N. v., in 68th year; was at the battle

of Rhode Island ;uid through the southern

campaigns and at Yorktown; removed to

Dutchess Co, in 1792 ;
John, at -Scituate. in "Slh year, of Society of

P'riends,
Philip Henry, son of I'hilip. in this town,

aged 3 weeks,
William, in this town, in 42d year,
POTTl'lRh'lh:!.!) Jame.s, died at Halifa.x, a pris-

iiiier ot war, between Nov, 23, 1776, and
POTT.S lion, Zebulon, member of the State

Senate, at Philadelphia, (^a/.ette of
Hon. Richard, a l\e\dhitii>nar)' patriot, at

l'"retlericklown, Md. Gazette of
POWJ'llv Marcy, widow of Col. Nicholas, in her

gist )ear,
Mrs. , widow ol Nichohis, at Provi-
dence,
^L-iry, daughter of the late C.ipt, Nicholas,

in 59th year. Gazette of
Nicholas, iif Stoughton, stage driver, drowned

in the great pond at Miildleboro, Gazette

of
Capt. Xich<ilas, in this town, in 65111 )'ear,
Nicholas, at Poughkeepsie, N. \'., in 52d year,
Miss Ann, in this town, in 77th \'ear,
Mrs, Phebe, at Salem, in 46th year.
Miss Mary, tlaughter of the late Ca])t, John,

of North Piovidence, aged about 87 years,
POWERS John, aged 70 yeaVs, at North Provi-
dence, suddenly,
Titus, late of Middletown, Ct., piinter, at .Sa-
vannah, (ja. Ciazette of
]\lichael, e.vecuted for the murder of Timothy

Kenned)-, both Irishmen, at Poston,
Joseph, his only son, aged S years, of Nor-
wich, Ct., drowned,
Miciiael, at Poston, fell through the scuttle

of a store on Long wharf,
POWTCLL John, ploughman, aged 102 years, at

Ludlow, in Shropshire, Eng, (iazette of
Cajit, , of Lt, Col. Metcher's regiment,

killed in action at Amies. Gazette of

Nov. 22,

1824

Feb. 15,

825

June 26,
Aug. 10,

1825
825

Dec. 26,

^777

April 4,

I So I

Dec. 17,

808

Nov. 14,

1769

July 22,

1770

March 9,

1799

Feb. IS,
Jan. 26,

Sejit. 21.

April 21,
Jan, 25.

1S06
1808
1811

S13
1S16

May 15,

1S12

P'eb. IS, 1

77^

Aug. 26,

1797

May 25,

1S20

J"iy4.

1822

June 21,

1824

Dec. 9,

1769

July 21,

781

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

POWELL Mr. •, formerly mayor of the

city, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 5. 1793

Hon. Samuel, Speaker of the House of As-
sembly of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of ^ Oct. 19, 1793

William, an old seaman of the U. .S. I-Vigate

Constellation, in action with a l*"rench ship, Feb. i. 1800

Mr. , at Elizabethtown, N. J., in a race,

thrown from his wagon, April 12, 1803

William, Esq., aged 79 years, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Feb. 23, 1805

Mrs. R. , of the Haymarkct Theatre.

She was found dead in her bed after having
played her part the evening before, in
London. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

Mrs. C. S., at Halifax, aged 62 years, the
first manager of a theatre at Boston, and
brother of the present manager, April 27, 181 1

Miss Ann, of Society of Friends, at Philadel-
phia, aged 82 years. Gazette of Aug. 28, 181 3

Snelling, manager of Boston Theatre, at Bos-
ton, April 8, 1 82 1

William, at Boston, aged 44 years. Gazette

of Oct. 30, 1822

Rev. Benjamin, at Liverpool, Eng. He had

just arrived from the U. S. Gazette of Jan. 8, 1824

Lucy, colored servant of Daniel, at Halifax
Co., N. C, aged 114 years; was brought
from Africa 100 years before by the early
settlers of the town. Gazette of July 9, 1825

POWNALL Mary Ann, late of the Philadelphia
Theatre, at Charleston, S. C, in 40th year.
Gazette of Sept. 10, 1796

Hon. Thomas, formerly Governor of Massa-
chusetts, and previously Governor of New
Jersey, at Bath, Eng. Gazette of June i, 1805

POYNTELL Charles, secoml son of Mr. Poyn-

tell, of Philadelphia, at St. Bartholomew, Nov. 26. 1809

Dr. George, eldest son of the late William,

of Philadelphia, at London, Eng., May 9, 18 12

POYNYELL William, at Philadelphia, in 55th

year, Sept. 10, 181 1

PRATT Hon. Benjamin, Esq., Chief Justice,
and one of His Majesty's Council for the
Province of New York. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1763

Joseph, at Bridgewater, aged 99 years 11 mos., Jan. 13, 1765

John, at Providence, April 24, 1771

Rt. Hon. Charles, Lord Campden, in Eng-
land, in 64lh year. Gazette of June 21, 1794

Mrs. Mary, wife of Waterman, in this town,
in 20th year, July 17, 1802

May 19,

1804

June 30,

1804

Ni)v. 24,

1806

laich 18,

1809

Oct 21,

March 4,

i8og
1817

198 VITAL HKCOHI) (IK liHODK ISLAND

PRATT .Samuel, of this town, at Hoston, aged

53 years. Gazette of July 30,

Cea.ser (colored), at Salem, aged 65 years, a

remarkable rememberer of ilates and num-
bers. Gazette of
Ephraim, at Shutesbury, Mass., aged 117

years. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, wife of .Samuel, at Cranston, in

56th year,
Josejjh, two children of, at Ilartfoid, of the

spotted fever. Gazette of
Reuben, at Saybrook, Ct., aged G8 years. Ga-
zette of
Aaron, at Taunton, in 85th }-ear,
Marcus, son of Abijah, V.s^\., in 23d year, at

Foxboro, Mass., member of Junior Class,

H. U., Oct. 17,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Paul, at T.iunton,

aged go years. G.tzette of Nov. 3,

Sluil)ael, at P'o.xboro, in 33d year, July 18,

Jose|5h W., siin of Robert P., in this town,

aged 2 }'ears, Jan. 26,

I,uc\' Ann, daughter of wiilow ICsther Pratt,

aged 18 years, drowned in ]5ulfalo Creek,
Capt. Greenleaf, at Middleboro,aged 42 )ears,
Ca])t. John, at Mansfield, aged 80 )'ears,
Leonard, son of Peter, lisq,, in this tnwn,

aged 9 months,
Mary h'.liza, daughter of Job I.., in this town,

aged 4 weeks,
PRAY l.ydia. d.uighter ot Jason, at Killing!), in

17th year,
Hugh, at Foster, aged 90 ye.irs licking 16

ilays ; had been a resident nf the town

about 74 )'ears,
Mrs .AniC)-. wife of ( )li\er, at h'oster, in 25th

yc.ir,
AiiK'\' Iliipkins, daughter ot ( )li\er and

Ainew at l-'oster, aged 13 days, (ia/ette

Sarah, daughter of Peter, of I''(ister, in this
town, aged 12 yeais.

Col. |ohn, formeil)' of this town, on board
the 1)1 ig llunter, about txvo miles below
Pawtuxct in the l)ay ; w.is a merchant of
Savannah, (ia., July 10,

Iv.lmund, of this town, ;it Batavia, on board

May 17,

May 8,

Oct. 24,

1824

1824

Dec. 23,

1824

July 8,

1825

larch 25,

USl2

Aug, 4,

1 816

Oct. 17,

1817

\ov, 8,

1817

S-pt. 12,

18IS

ship Li\er|)ool,
J'Rh'.HLK Mrs. Mehitable, witluw ot Hrig. Gen.
Preble, and mother of Commodore lulwartl

A us. 2,

803

821

821

822

823

819
821

PUOVIOKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS JQQ

PREBLE :

Preble, at Portland, suddenly, aged TJ
years. Gazette of

Midshipman Edward, of U. S. Ship P"rank-
lin, drowned in the surf near Valparaiso,
PRENTICE Rev. Thomas, at Cambridge, in
8oth year. Gazette of

Joseph W. B., only son of John, aged 2 years
9 months, in this town,

Eliza, infant daughter of John,

Rev. Thomas, pastor of Second Congrega-
tional Church, Charlestown, Mass. Ga-
zette of

James, formerly of this 'own, at Natchez,
Miss.,

Joseph Barrett, infant son of John, in this
town, in 4th year,
PRESBURY George G., Esq., at Baltimore Co.,
Md. Gazette of

Miss Harriet, daughter of Capt. John, at
Taunton, aged 25 years,

Alfred, at Taunton, aged 27 years, formerly
of Norton,

Eliza Ann, aged 15 years, daughter of Capt.
John, Jan., at Taunton,
PRESCOTT Dr. Samuel, died at Halifa.x, a pris-
oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Hon. Oliver, at Groton, Mass., in 74th year.
Gazette of

Mark, killed by his horse falling, at Poplin,
N. H. Gazette of

Catharine, at Manchester, Eng,, in 108th
year. She had learned to read since she
was 100 years old. Gazette of

Luther, son-in-law of Thaddeus Read, at Lex-
ington, Mass., aged 29 years,
PRESTON Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, at
Newport, in 96th year. Gazette of

Jacob, private, killed on board Frigate Ches-
apeake, in action with the Shannon,

PREVOST Mrs. , wife of J. B. Prevost,

Esq., late Chief Justice of the territory, at
New Orleans. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, mother of Sir George, Governor
of Nova Scotia, in P^ngland. Gazette of

Lieut. Gen. George, late Governor of Can-
ada, in England. Gazette of
PRIBBY Joshua, died at Halifax, a prisoner of
war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Aug. 31,

1805

March 19,

1822

July 20,

1782

Jan. 20,
Nov. 15,

1816
1816

Oct. 18,

1817

Aug. 19,

1821

Sept. 28,

1821

Oc. 13,

1810

Oct, 21,

1822

Sept. 18,

1823

Aug. II,

1824

Dec. 26,

1777

Nov. 24,

1804

Feb. 8,

1817

Aug. 16,

.817

Jan. 25,

1824

Dec. I,

1804

June I,

1813

Dec. s,

1807

Dec. 16,

1809

March 9,

1816

Dec. 26,

1777

^(10 VITAL KKCOlil) OK KHODK ISLAND

PRICI'". tiersham, at Worcester, aged loi years.
His father died at 70, his mother at 84.
Tliey had 14 children, 2 of whom died in
infancy; the rest lived to advanced ages,
Peter, 97; Thomas, 94; Mary, So; Nathan-
iel, 70; Pl[)hraim, 71; James, 72; Sarah, 80;
l'"rances, 96; Jonas, 84; Grace, now living,
is 94; IClisha is 60, Gersham's wife died
about 12 years ago, aged 80, had been mar-
ried o\'er 60 )'ears. They had 7 childien,
all now living. Gazette of Dec. 31, 1768

Mrs. . wife of Samuel, of Glastonbury,

Ct., burnt to death, her clothes taknig fire. May 15, 1769

William, late of Newport, in 79th year, Apr'il 25, 1785

(buried April 27)

Caj-it, William, commissary of military stores,

at West Point, July 11, 1790

Re\'. Dr. , [ihilosojihei' aufl tli\ine, at

Newington Green, iMig. April 19, 1791

Thomas, saddler, drowned in the Chesapeake, Feb. 22, 1793

Isaac, health commissiimer, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

William W., auctioneer, at J-ialtimore. Ga-
zette of Oct. 12, 1805

Moses, at Havana. Gazette nf Nov. 28, 1807

John, at Ne\v])()rt, aged 79 )ears, March 13. i8r6

John C, drowned from a feriy boat in which
he was conveying horses acr<iss a rixx-r, at
l^tihemia. Md'.. Nov. 19, 1817

Da\i(l, of Sinking Creek, Giles Co.. \'a , his
foin- children perished in the Inii ning nf his
house. Gazette of ' Sejit. 4, 1822

Simeon W.,at Newport, age<l 44 )ears. Ga-
zette of ' May 14, 1S23

Sarah, daughter of ( )liver, in this town, aged

3 years. Gazette of No\-. 17, 1S24

luhvard, native of J-iirmingham, Mug., at

Attleboro, in 58th year, ' ' Nov. 18, 1824

Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 70 _\"cars Ga-
zette of ' ' Dec. 8, 1824
I'KHJh; Ca|it. William, at Preston, Ct., aged 71

\cars. Gazette of l-'eb. 2, 1 81 1

PRHiSri.l'A' Dr. Joseph, at Noi tlnimberland,

IV-iin , 111 71SI )eai-, l'"eb. 6, 1804

Mrs. .wife of the Kew Dr. I'lifstly,

at Northumberland, Penn. (ia/etteof Oct. 8, 1796

PRINCI^ Hezekiah, son of Caiit. job, at sea, on

passage from St. Nicolas Mole to IJoston.

(iazette of Dec. 9, 1769

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 201

PRINCE Rev. Joseph, aged 67 years, had been

blind since 14 years of age, at Newburyport.

His remains were entombed under the

altar of the Presbyterian Church beside

those of Rev. George Whitefield and Rev.

Jonathan Parsons. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1791

Capt. Abel, late of Thompson, Ct., in this

town, in 43d year. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1802

Capt. James, in 6ist year, in this town, April 30, 1819

James, Esq., United States Marshal for Bos-
ton District, at lioston, Eeb. lo, 1821
PRINCE aged about 78 years, (colored) at Ply-
mouth; was one of Col. Barton's men in

the capture of Prescott and said to have

batted the door down with his head on

that memorial occasion. Gazette of
Hon. William, member of Congress, at

Princeton, Inu. Gazette of
PRINGELL Mrs. Lydia, daughter of Thomas

Lincoln, aged 28 years,
PRINGLE Henry, one of the proprietors of the

Daily Advertiser, at New York, in 26th

year. Gazette of
Robert, native of Scotland, in this town,
PRIOLEAU Martha, "daughter of Samuel, de-
ceased, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 18, 1806
PRIOR William, Jr., late of Newport, mate of

brig George, Capt. Taylor, captured by

the Algerines in Oct., 1793, at Algiers, July 19, 1794

James, drowned off Fire Place, Brookline,

L. I., Nov. 5, 1813

Capt. Elisha, at Sag Harbour, aged 72 years,

d Revolutionary worthy. Gazette of Dec. 20, 18 17

Mrs. Sally, wife of Robert, at Newport, aged

56 years, Jan. 2, 1819

William, at Newport, aged 83 years. Ga-
zette of March 22, 1823
Mrs. Martha, widow of William, at Newport,

aged 86 years, Sept. 13, 1823

PRITCHARD Henry, at Portsmouth, Va.; was

given to singular delusions. He tried to

fast 40 days, believmg by so doing he could

gain immortal life. He was immovable in

his resolve ; he wasted away and died the

25th day of the fast. Gazette of July 24, 1822

PROBY Lord, who commanded the British

frigate Amelia, at Barbadoes. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1804

PROCTOR Sir William Beauchamp, Baronet

and Knight of the 15ath, at Langley Park,

Norwich, Eng., in 49th year, Sept. 23, 1773

Nov. 3,

1821

Oct. 13,

1824

March 29,

1S21

Nov. 2,
Jan. 14,

1805
1823

v),!') VITAL IiK(()i;i) OK HIIODK 18LAND

I'ROCTOR Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war between Now 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Samuel, of Boston, at tlie I'^ast Indies, aged

22 years, Jan. --, 1792

(Jen. Thomas, at l'hiladeli)hia, an officer of

tlie Revolution, March 16, 1806

Col. Edward, at Boston, aged 78 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 9, 181 1
Mrs. Mary, wife of Russell, in this town, in

25th year, Dec, 4, 1S13

Daniel, son of Nathaniel, of this town, at

Cambridge, Mass , in 30th year. Gazette

of Aug. 27, 1 8 14

Neeland, sun nf Nathaniel, druwned at

Olneyville. in 8th year, June 23, 1820

Walter, son of Ca])t. Ru.ssell, at Olneyville,

aged I >'ear, 11 months. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1821

Catharine Russt-ll, daughter of Nathaniel,

Jr., at C)lneyville, aged 15 months, Sept. 3, 1824

Ann S., youngest daughter of Nathaniel, at

Olneyville, in 19th vear, May 10, 1825

PROPHET the Peace, of the Alleghanies, at

Onandaga Castle; this man was noted for

his drunkenness, but claiming he had seen

heaven and told that no drimkard ever got

there, he reformed and preached temper-
ance and sobriety the rest of his life, Aug. 20, 1815
PKCn'OOST Mrs. Maria, wife of Rev. Samuel,

l)ishi)]i of the Ejiiscoiial Church, at New

York. (Gazette of Sept. 14, 1799

Rt. Rev. Samuel, D. D., bisho]i of New York.

suddenly, in 73d year. Gazette of Sept. 16, 1815

J. 11, I^st]., late minister to South America,

at Upi>er Peru, March 5, 1825

PROIT]) Joseph, at Newport, in 59tii year, Aug. 28. 1769

William, suddenly, of apojjlexy, aged 56

years, of this pilace. (iazette of I'eb. 6, 1779

Amey, witlow of William. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1786

John, formerly of Newijort, at I''.ast Green-
wich, in 80th year. Gazette of Jan. 11, 1794
Mrs. i''.liz.dieth,"wife of Capt. John, m this

tiiwn, in 39th year, Oct. 11, 1797

Mrs. Anne, widow of William, in this tnwn,

in 80th year, Aug. 19, 1804

Ca])l. John, of this town, perished in the

wreck of brig Lydia, Nov. 27, 1804

Mrs. Phebe, at Newport, in 91st year, Nov. 28, 1812

Jose|)h Jacobs, only son of the late Capt.

[ohn, in this town, in 27th year, Oct. 23. 1814

Mis. Hannah, wife of Samuel, aged 61 years, Dec. 4, 1818

PUOVIDENCE UAZKTTE— DEATHS 'jQo

PROUDFIT Dr. James, at riiiladelphia, Aug. 8, 1813

PROUDFOOT Dr. , at Philadelphia

Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

PROUT Loring, of Bowdoinham, Me., in this
town, by a fall of a pair of shears in the
shipyard of Messrs. Parker, April 17, 1822

William, of Middletown, Ct., perished in the

burning of his house, July 12, 1822

Joseph, formerly of Portland, Me., in this

town, in 58th year, Aug. S, 1822

PROWETT Thomas M., drowned in New York

Harbor. Gazette of July 2, 1814

PRUSSIA the Queen Dowager of, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of May 25, 1805

PRUSSIA the old Queen of; she was interred at
Charlottenburgh under a superb monu-
ment in the most pompous royal style, Dec. 21, 18 10

PRUSSIA Prince of, Augustus Ferdinand, son
of F^rederick William I, brother of Fred-
eric II and great uncle of the present
King, aged 83 years, in Prussia. Gazette
of July 17, 1813

PUGET Admiral; he sailed around the world
with Vancouver; was for many years Naval
Commissioner at Madras; in England, Oct. 31, 1822

PULLEN William, Jr., native of Newport, at

Havana, in 24th year, about Aug. i, 1824

Sir Christopher, Chief Justice of Bengal,
died five weeks after his arrival in the
country. May — , 1824

PULTENEY Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Sir James
Pulteney, Countess of Bath. She pos-
sessed a great landed estate in Itngland as
well as in western New York and Pennsyl-
vania. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1808

PULSIFER FVancis, at Salem, aged 52 years.

Gazette of " Jan. 25, 1823

PUNTF^R John S., son of Henry, drowned in
the Chickahomony River by the upsetting
of a canoe by James Hopkins in a spirit of
mischief. Gazette of June 10, 1809

PUNTINE Capt. , his wife and brother

perished in the shipwreck of his vessel.
Gazette of

PURCHIS Mrs. Rebecca, widow, at Newport,
aged 102 years. Gazette of

PURDIF: Alexander, printer to the State of Vir-
ginia, at Williamsburg, Va. Gazette of

PURDY Mr. , a man of intemperate

habits, a suicide, at Huntington, Ct.,

May 25,

1816

Dec. 10,

1791

May 15,

1779

Sept. 15,

1815

204 N'lTAL ];K(()IiI) (»K HHODK ISLAND

ri'RDY I'Hisha, aged 3 years, his clnthes caught

fire, at New York. Gazette of Feb. 13, 1819

PURINGTON; Capt. James, formerly of How-

doinham, aged 46 years, at Augusta, Me.,

killed himself after murdering his wife and

six of his children, July 10, 1806

Samuel, of Society of l''rieuds, at Salem,

aged 85 years, (jazette of Jan. i, 1823

PURKISS Joseph Spellman, infant son of

Robert, aged 18 months, Sept. 30, 1819

PURRINGTON Miss Martha, at Augusta, aged

15 \'ears, from wounds received from her

msane father, Jul) 30, 1806

FURVIANCE Robert, Esq., at Baltimore, in

72(1 year, late collector of the port. Ga-
zette of Oct. iS, 1806
PUSIIAMATAHA, a Choctaw Chief, while .m

a visit at Washington, D. C. Gazette of Jan. i, 1825

Pl'TNAM Mrs. , wife of Rev. Aaron, from

fall of a chaise, at Pomfret, Ct. Gazette

of July 24, 1773

Henry, of Medford, killeil at Lexington, April ig, 1775

Nathan, of Danvers, woundetl at Lexington, April 19, 1775
Perley, of Danvers, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Hon. James, formerly Judge of the Superior

Court for Worcester Co., at St. John's,

N. B. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1789

Major General Israel, at l^rooklyn. Ct., in 73d

year, May 29, 1790

Gen. Izrael, at Pomfret, at an advanced age.

Gazette of June 5, 1790

Mrs. Phmnah, wife of William, at I?urrill\ille,

in 27th year. Gazette of Vch 18, 1809

Col. Israel, eldest son of the Revolutionary

Gen. Israel, dec, called "Old 'I'hunderbolt, '

to whom he was his Aide-de-Camp. at

Belfrc, Ohio, in 73d year, March 7, 1812

Mrs. Mar)', wife of Aaron and ilaughter of

Timothy Gieene, at Noith Pinx'idence, in

24th year, Oct. 17, 1820

Gen. Rul'us, at Marietta, Ohio. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1S23

Rufus, at Marietta, O.. aged about 90 years,

brigadier general by brevet at close of

Revolutionary War ; afterwanls a briga-
dier imder Wayne in the western army ;

formerly of Rutland. Mass. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1823

Gen. Rufus; his tleath in this issue is re-

[lorted as prem.iture. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1823

Gen. Rufus, at Marietta, Ohio, in 87th year.

Reports of his (.leath ha\e herefure been

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 205

PUTNAM :

given but this announcement is said to be

unquestionable ; he rendered good service

in the Revohition; May i, 1824

Israel, at Danvers, Mass., aged 82 years, a

soldier of the Revolution, nephew of the

late Gen. Putnam. Gazette of March 12, 1825

PYNCHON Stephen, Esq., Representative from

Brimfiekl, Mass., at Cambridge, of apo-
plexy. Gazette of Feb. 12, 1823

QUACKENBOSS John, Jr., at Albany. N. Y.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

QUARTER MAN John, in Pennsylvania, aged

108 years, 8 months. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1S04

QUERY Thomas, killed by Indians, at Freder-

icktown, Md., Nov. 8, 1763

OUIGLE Joseph, at Natchez, of the fever, Aug. 26, 1823

QUIGLEY Peter, of Monmouth, N. J., in this

town, in 53d year, Oct. 6, 1822

QUINBY Mary, daughter of Benjamin, aged 22

years, 10 months; she was to have been

married the day she died to Luther Rob-
bins, Jr. ; at Greene, Me., July 20, 1814
Joseph, of Portland, Me., at Newport, aged

25 years. Gazette of March 12, 1823

QUINCY Josiah, Jr., of Boston, at Cape Ann.

Gazette of May 6, 1775

Edmund, Esq., at Boston, aged 85 years.

Gazette of July 12, 1788

Eunice, daughter of Mr. W. S., at Portland,

aged 4 years, 3 months; she swallowed a

tamarind stone which lodged in her throat.

Gazette of Aug. 15, 1807
, killed by a cave in of a well, in this

town, Nov. 29, 1 82 1

QUINN Allen, Esq., aged "JJ years, 25 years a

member of the House of Delegates, Mary-
land, at Annapolis. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1803
William, at Boston. Gazette of July 16, 1825

RABUN William, former governor of Georgia,
died at his residence in Hancock Co.,
Geo., • Oct. 25, 1819

Apr

19.

1823

Nov.

13.

1820
1781

Sept.

iS,

iSii

Al)ril

'9.

1775

Dec.

26,

^777

Dec

14.

1793

June

25.

1803

Sept.

21,

1S05

■((K; XITAL 1;K(()1!I> <)K ItHoDK 1.>^LAXI>

RAHUN (jo\-ernor , of Georgia, at his

seat in Hancock Co. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1819

RADCLIFF Mrs. , authoress of "Mys-
teries of Udolpho", and other works of
fiction, in Engkind. Gazette of
RAIIM Melchoir, at Harrisburg, Penn., a jiresi-
(lential elector. Gazette of

RALL Capt, , killed at Yorktown, Va.,

RALSTON William C., eldest son of Robert, at

I'hiladeliihia,
RAMSDhXD Abednego, of Lynn, killed at

Lexington,
RAMSDALL John, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and
RAMS1*:V Shubael, at Cranston. Gazette of
John, at Londonderry, N. II., from lockjaw
occasioned fi'om a bruise on the end of one
of his little fingers. Gazette of
Thomas Iv, merchant, at New York, of the

fe\'er. Gazette of
John, a seaman, in lingland, aged 125 j'ears;
he serxed in the fleet under Sir George
Rooke at the taking of Gibraltar, in 1704;
he retained his faculties to the last, Dec. — ,

Mr. ■ , at Barton, Scotland, left an im-
mense fortune to an infant son, who. when
of age will be heir to a fortune of
;f2,ooo,ooo sterling. Gazette of Sept. 8,

Col. Dennis, at, Alexandria, \'a., aged 56

}ears. Gazette of Sejit. 15,

Mis. , wife of Hon. Da\id and daugh-
ter of the late Henry Laurens, President
of Ciingress, at Charleston, .S. C. Ga-
zette of
Dr. David, at Charleston, S. ('.. shot in the

back by an insane man named Lining,
Col. X'.ith.iniel. n.iv.il otiicer, at Hallimore, a

soldier of the KexoKition. Gazette of

Alexander. M. D, aged about /O years, at

I'arsonsfield, Me., nati\'e of Scotland, fm-

many years a lecturer on medical subjects,

RAND Col. David, at Rindge. N. H., aged 69

\ears. a Revolutionary soldier. Gazette of

IJeut. I 11, of the V. .S. .Ship .M.icedonian.

at I'ort ail Prince, (iazette of
Lieut. I. il., of the Rhicedonian, of the fever.

( iazette ot
George, son of Nathaniel, at Nantucket,
aged 17 \ears. (Lizette of

July 13.

iSii

i\Liy 6,

1S15

Nov. 8,

1817

Nov. 24,

1824

Aug. 3,

181 1

July 24,

1822

Aug. 14,

1822

Dec. 4.

1822

807

810
810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 207

RAND Dr. Isaac, at Boston, aged 80 years,

President of Mass. Medical Society, Dec. 11, 1822

Joseph, of Charlestown, Mass., at this town,

aged 39 years, June 19, 1823

Mrs. Clarrissa, wife of Rev. Asa and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Nicholas Thorndike,
of Beverly, Mass., at Portland, Me., aged
33 years. Gazette of July 16, 1825

RANDALL John, only son of Capt. John, at

Providence, in 19th year, July 16, 1770

Freelove, wife of Peter, of North Providence.

aged 55 years. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1775

Rlrs. Mehitable, widow of Capt. John, late of

this town, at Paxton, Mass., in 63d year, July 16, 1777

Job, p;f-q., at Scituate, in 74th year, Jan. 31, 1781

Betsey, daughter of the late Jeremiah. Ga-
zette of July 15, 1786

Hannah, wife of Henry, Jr., at Cranston, in

39th year. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1787

Henry, at North Providence, in 70th year,

suddenly, June 6, 1789

Jonathan, formerly of this state, at Pomfret,

Ct., aged 85 years. Gazette of March 26, 1791

Bethiah, widow of Jeremiah, in 77th year, at

Pavvtuxet, Sept. 24, 1796

Rufus, stabbed in an affray at Cranston by
Hopkins Hudson with a knife, of which
wound he died the same evening. Hud-
son was committed to goal and on Thurs-
day night following (Sept. 13) he at-
tempted suicide; Sept. 8, 1798

Capt. James, at Johnston, in 62d year. Ga-
zette of ' June 25, 1803

Henry, at Cranston, in 97th year, Ocf. i, 1805

Col. Job, of this town, aged 63 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 20, 1S06

Mrs. Patience, widow of Jonathan, lisq , at

Warwick, aged 92 years, April 5. 1S07

Jeremiah, at Warwick, aged 33 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 10, 1807

Peter, at Johnston, in his S6th year, March 9. 1808

Huldah, daughter of Henry, at Johnston, in

i6th year, March 29, 1808

Mrs. Anna, wife of Joseph, at North Provi-
dence, in 50th year. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1808

Joseph, at Cranston, ^ April 13, iSio

Hezekiah, at Johnston, Oct. 2, 1810

Mary, wife of John, at North Providence, Jan. 25, 181 1

Capt. Thomas, at New York, a Revolution-
ary soldier. Gazette of ' Jan. 26, 1811

208

VITAL KKCOlil) OK KHODK ISLAM)

RANDALL Joseph, eldest son of Dr. Stephen,

late a graduate of Brown I'niversity, in

this town, in 25tli year,
Miss Wibra, at Cranston, aged 24 years.

Gazette of
Mrs. Anna, widow of I'eter, at Johnston, in

67th year. Gazette of
William, in Cranston, in 78th \'ear. Gazette

of
Caroline, infant daughter of Col. Dexter, in

this town,
Benjamin l-"., youngest son of Jeremiah, l"".sq.,

of I'awtu.xet, at Suraba)'a, Ja\'a,
Dolly, widow of Ca[)t. Charles, m 29th year,
Mrs. Lydia, wife of Daniel and daughter of

John ILirris of Johnston, in this town, in

35th year,
I'reelove, second daughter of John, at North

Providence, in 31st year.
Jenckcs, late of Coxentry, at Newport,

N. Y., in 37th year,
Mrs. Abby, wife of Mowry. at Smithfield,

aged 39 years, very suddenh',
15ets}', in this town, sudden!}', at an advanced

age,
John I'., son of Jeremiah, ]*.sq., of l*awtu.\et,

at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Asa K., eldest son of Abraham, at Cranston,

aged 25 years,
Edward Thiu'ber, youngest son of De.xter,

Esc] , m this town, aged I )'ear,
Capt. John, at P.iwtuxet, in 731I _\ear,
Calvin, at Thom|)son, Cr., aged 48 years.

Gazette of
Lucretia, daughter of widow Ke/iaii. at

Rochester, Mass., from her clothes taking

tiic, aged 5 years, (ia/eltc nl
l)anicl .\., 2d mate of hng Miles .Standish,

at sea on her ])assage iiome,
Jose])h, son of Samuel, at W'airen,
Maiy, widow of Abraham, ot Stow, ^Llss ,

m this town, aged 70 years,
RAND<)i.l'll Teyt'on, President of tiie C'on-

liiieiilal Congress, at Philadelphia,
Richard, at Savannah, (iazette of
John, executed at Augusta, (ia,,
Mrs. I'',lizabeth, wife of lulmund. ]'",sq., at

Richmond, \'a. (iazette of
Ldmund, in I'rederick Co., \'a..

July 23.

811

Sept. 2,

815

May II,

816

Sejit. 21,

816

Sept. 5.

818

Oct. 18,

818

Sept. 10,

820

Oct. 2,

820

Nov. 9,

S20

May 17,

821

June 29,

822

June 30,

822

Aug. 21,

822

Sept. 1 1,

822

Se It. 12,

822

.an. 5,

«-^3

Nov. 29,

Jan. 28.

April 7,
Oct. 24.

Sc])!. 22.

Oct. 25,

Sept. 26,

ALuch 26,

i\hnch 24,
Sept. 12,

824

824
824

82 5

775
795
806

810
'^13

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 209

RANDOLPH Rt. Rev. John, Lord Bishop of
London, a Trustee of the British Museum,
Governor of the Charter House, Dean of
the Chapel Royal, Visitor of Sion College
and Provincial Dean of Canterbury. His
rank was next to that of the Archbishop;
in England. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1813

Col. Robert, in Virginia, m 6sth year. En-
tered at 16 the Army of the Revolution in
3d Virginia Regiment of the Line under
Gen. Mercer; served through the cam-
paign of 1776; Sept. 12, 1825

RANGER John, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

RANNH. James, the ventriloquist, at Porto

Rico, aged 39 years, Dec. 7, 181 2

RAPHAEL Miss C. , perished in the

burning of the theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

RAPP General, governor of the cit)', in Dant-

zic. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808

RARDAIN Timothy, of Bowdomham, Me., aged

26 years, in this town, ju]y 27, 1819

RASLY Moses, a child of his, at Hartford, Ct.,

from bite of a dog, Jan. 28, 1770

RATCH Miss liliza, at Lebanon, Ct., aged i8
years, killed by lightning as she was cross-
ing the street. The electric fluid shat-
tered her breast in a shocking manner.
Gazette of July 6, 1825

RATH BURN Mary, wife of John Peck Rath-
burn, in 24th year, at South Kingstown, April 17, 1782
Capt. Joshua, an e.\[ierienced nautical com-
mander, at Newport, in 52d year. Gazette
of Sept. 14, 1799
William, merchant, at Liverpool, Eng., I-'eb. 11, 1809
Mrs. Eunice, wife of John, merchant, at New
York, aged 52 years ; she had just em-
braced a daughter who was just married
when she fell in a fit and died in about an
hour. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810
Rev. Valentine W., pastor of the Bajitist
Church, at Bellingham, Mass., aged 52
years, May 19, 181 3
Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. John, at Newport, Jan. 11, iSiS
Miss Ann, daughter of the late Capt. Joshua,

at New]3ort, in 21st year. Gazette of April 27, 1820

Anthony, at North Kingstown, in 79th year, RLarch 8, 1821
Miss Hannah, widow of John, at North

Kingstown, aged 87 years, J"'}' i-. '821

210 VITAL liKCOlM) OK IJHODK ISLAND

RATLKY Mrs. Ann, at Luniljertown, N. C,

killed by an alligator after being thrown

from her horse, June 7, 18 16

RAUSIl Frederick, native of Germany, at New

York, musician. Gazette of April 26, 1S23

RAVI'.NAL Dr. Peter D., killed in a deer hunt

near Charleston, S. C, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 8, 1808
RAWLAND Mrs. Mary, widow of Rev. Uavid

S., at W'mdsor, Ct., formerly of Pro\'i-

dence, aged 74 years. Gazette of Aug. 22, 1807

RAWI.INGS , a J5ritish soldier, killed at

battle of Rhode Island, Aug. 29, 1778

Col. Moses, a distinguished veteran f)f the

Revolution, at his scat on banks of the

Potomac, I lampshirc Co. Gazette of May 27, iSog

RAWS! )N i'elctiah, of Milton, aged about 70

years, found deatl. Verdict of jury of in-
quest, " he was drowned by the providence

of God." Gazette of July 11, 1767

Stei)hen, Esq., in 50th year, March 14, 1773

Mrs. , wife of Grindall. Gazette of July 2^, 1774

Mrs., wife of Dr. P31iot, and daughter of Ik-n-

janiin Cushing, of Providence, also her son,

at Middletown, Ct., Nov. 8, 1776

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of .Stephen, b'.sij., in

66th year. Gazette of March 18, 1786

Grindall, Plsq., in this town, in S6th year, Jan. 25, 1805

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Joseph, at ISairington,

ill 48th year, ' July 22, 1S17

Liberty, Esq.. at Mendon, in 44th year, June 15, 1819

Edward 1)., son of Jose])h, in tliis town, agcil

22 years, Aug. 31, 1822

Edward, at Mendon, aged 79 year.s, June 16, 1823

Mrs. Susanna, at Boston, aged 62 years, au-
thoress. March 2, 1S24
Mrs. Rosalie, wife of Samuel, in 39th }ear.

She was the eldest daughter of Capt. James

GramoTit, formerly of this town, and dur-
ing the Kex'olutionaiy War commander

of one of our frigates. .She has left one

sister and 6 children, April 21, 1825

Harriet Gramont, daughter of Samuel, in this

town, in 5th year, Aug. 14, 1825

]'",dward Dickens, son of Samuel, in this town,

in 4th year, Aug. 23, 1825

Mary I'-li/aljeth, daughter of .Samuel, in this

town, in 15th year. Mr. R. has lost his

wife and three children within 3 months; Sept. 3, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 211

RAY David, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John Higgins, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

W , printer, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Sept. 29, 1798

William, of Rhode Island, at the New York

hospital, — - iSoS

Daniel, at Rehoboth, aged about 45 years,

drowned. Gazette of July 6,1811

Dianna, daughter of the late David, at Cum-
berland, in 1 8th year, April 26, 1820
Daniel, at Johnston, aged 56 years, suddenly.

Gazette of May 5, 1821

RAYMER James, at Richmond, N. H., aged 76

years. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1S08

RAYMOND John, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

James, at Thompson, Ct., aged 70 years, a

Revolutionary pensioner. Gazette of March 16, 1S22

RAYNAL Abbe, a celebrated philosopher, in

France, aged 84 years. Gazette of May 7, 1796

RAYNALL Abba, author of History of Amer-
ica, at Berlin, Germany. Gazette of Oct. 19, 1782
RAZEE Mrs. Nancy, wife of Whipple, at Cum-
berland, in 22d year, July 18, 1820
Olney, at Cumberland, in 31st year, May 2, 1823
RE A Uriel, in this town, in S7th year, March 30, 1806
Mrs. Tabitha, widow of Uriel, in this town, June 8, 1S06
Mrs. Harriet F., wife of Capt. Uriel, aged 28

years, at Scituate, Sept. 6, 181 2

Rebecca C, in 38th year of her age, June 29, 18 18

William Edwin, son of William, in this town,

aged 8 months, Aug. 12, 1818

Betsey, daughter of the late Uriel, in this

town, aged 38 years, July 27, 1S20

Miss Ann Clarke, in this town, aged 39 years, March 16, 1822

John, son of the late Uriel, of this town, at

Sullivan's Island, near Charleston, S. C,

of fever, Sept. 14, 1824

READ Noah, at Rehoboth. Gazette of Oct. 16, 1773

George, of Woburn, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Mr. , of Sudbury, killed at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Thomas, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. , wife of John. Gazette of July 22, 1780

Thomas, aged 69 years, at Rehoboth, April 6, 1781

General , formerly President of Penn-
sylvania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of March 19, 1785
Henry, of Booth Bay, perished in the late

storm. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1786

Nov. 24,
Jan. 13,

1792
794

March 21,

795

Dec. 31,

796

Dec. 31,

Sept. 29,

796
798

VITAL ]!i;(()l;li OK ItHODK l!^L,AND

READ Dr. John, at Philadelphia. (lazette of

Betsey,

Ro.sanna, widow of Oliver, late of Newport,
at Johnston, in 76th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Kathsheba, widow of Thomas, at Reho-
both, in 83d year. Gazette of

Oliver, Jun., of New])ort. at 15atavia, E. I., in
2 1 St year. Gazette of

Mrs. Eleanor, at Boston. Gazette of

Dr. William, chief surgeon, at Norfolk, Va.

Gazette of Oct. 20,

Capt. Daniel, at Attleboro, in S5th year. Ga-
zette of

Amos, at Rehoboth. (Gazette of

Capt. Oliver, of Newport, at Point Petre,
Guadalou])e, \V. I., in 6ist year. Gazette
of

}{leazer, at Ii.\eter, in 75th year. Gazette of

William, at New York. Gazette of

Gen. James, at Eitchburg, a worthy of the
Revolution. Gazette of

Isaac, Escp, the Shakesperian scholar, in
I'^ngland. Gazette of

Mrs. Huldah, wife of I'eter, at Rehoboth, in
56th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dr. William, of Charles-
ton, .S. C, at New|)ort. Gazette of

Mrs. Jane, at New \'ork, aged 95 years; she
was born in that city 1714. Gazette of

Capt. James, at Haltitiiorc. Ga/ctte of

Mrs. Mary, widow of ('apt. Daniel, at Attle-
boro, in 85th year,

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Cajil. Oliver,
at Newport, in 76th year. Gazette of

James, seaman, killed on board the Constitu-
tion in her action with the (iuerriere,

y\bial, at Seekoiik, in 77th year,

John, 2d, se<iinan, killed on board frigate
Chesa[icake in action with the .Shannon,

Miss Matilda, daughter of Nath.ui, at See-
konk, in 27th year.

Rev. James, ])astor of H.qdist Church, at At-
tleboro. (jazette ot

Mary, wife of Simeon, .it Jdhnston, in 69th
year,

Mrs, ^largaict, wile ol ICleazer, at Newport,
in 28th year,

LeoiKUil, went over the dam at Grass Kix'er
and was tlrowned,

Mrs. /Vbigail, wife of George, at Smithlield,
I'"riend Minister, aged about 43 years,

March 14,
Dec. 18,

So I
802

March ig,
April 30,
Sept. 13,

803

803

1806

P'eb. 21,

807

March 28,

807

Oct. 24,

807

Eeb. 25,

809

May 20,
July 14,

809
810

Sept. 25, I

810

Now 19,

811

Aug. 20,
April 21.

812

June I,

«>3

June 14,

813

Oct. 29,

8 14

Now 21,

814

Maich 17,

818

April 9,

818

Oct. 29, 1

81S

798

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 213

READ Capt. John, native of Mas.sachusetts, in

this town, suddenly,
Samuel, at Attleboro, in 96th year, member

of Congregational Church in this place 73

years,
Peggy, a native of Ireland but a resident

here for several years, at an advanced age,
George, son of William, at Newport, aged 25

years,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of George, in 26th year,

daughter of the late Ebenezer Jones of

Seekonk,
John, of Charleston, S. C, at Newport, in

2gth year. Gazette of
Ebenezer, son of Thomas, in this town, in

4th year,
Caroline Louisa, daughter of Thomas, aged

5 years,
Polly, drowned while attempting to rescue a

younger sister, at Cassandra, La. Gazette

of
Melancton C, seaman of U. S. ship I'^rank-

lin, drowned in the surf near Valparaiso,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Amos M., at Pawtucket,

aged 23 years,
Arnold, at Attleboro, in 49th year,
Mrs. Delight, wife of Elijah and daughter of

Dea. John Brown, at Rehoboth,
Mrs. I'^lizabeth, widow of George, at Taunton,

aged S9 years. Gazette of
Lewis, at Keene, N. H., aged 36 years. Ga-
zette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Ichabod, at Attle-
boro, in 92d year,
Hon. William, at Strong, Me., aged 69 years;

he over-exerted himself at the burning of

his house. Gazette of
Major Noah, at Seekonk, aged 43 years,
Joseph, at Taunton, aged 72 years. Gazette

of
Miss Delight, daughter of Elijah A., at

Rehoboth, in 20th year,
Joel, son of Samuel, Esq., at Muddy Pond,

in Wobleboro, Me., drowned. Gazette of
John, formerly of Smithfield, at Mendon, in

91st year, of Society of Friends,
Thaddeus, at Lexington, Mass., aged 68

years,
Mrs. , widow of Thaddeus, at Lexing-
ton, Mass., aged 66 years,

Nov. II,

[818

Dec. 26, 1

818

May 6,

819

June 24,

S19

Aug. 2,

819

Aug. 21,

819

Nov. 15,

[820

April 16,

821

Oct. 17,

[821

March 19, 1

832

June 12,
Sept. 21,

822
S22

Oct. 28,

822

Dec. 28,

1822

Jan. 15,

823

April I,

[823

April 30,
July 2,

1823
823

July 26,

1823

Sept. 28,

823

Oct. 22,

1823

Nov. 26,

823

Jan. I,

8 24

Jan. 5,

[824

214 Vri'Al, KICCOUD OK ItllODH ISLA.Nl)

K]-".\I) I'hcbc, wife of Thaddcus, Jr., at Lex-
ington, Mass., aged 27 years, Jan. 22, 1824
Mis. Mary, wife of Natlian IX, tornierl)' of

this town, at Middleboro, Jan. 25, 1824

, infant daughter of Thaddeiis, Jr., and

I'hebe, at Le.xington, Mass., aged 3 months, Jan. 25, 1S24

Mrs. Charity C, wife of Thomas, in this

town. Ciazette of Jan. 2O, 1825

Wilham, at New])ort, aged 67 years, soldier

of the Revohition. (jazette of ^I'g- 'O, 1S25

• , daughter of WiUiam, at Tamitoii,

aged 4 years, her clothes caught fire, Aug. 18, 1825

RLARlKjN Daniel, at Annajiolis Royal; he had
desertetl from the 60th Regiment and was
foimd torn by a bear and dead. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1817

RI"l.\l\RTs. Capt. George, late master of the
steamboat Dolphin, near Natchez, of the
fever. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1S23

RI':CAMlb:R Madame, at Paris, l-'rance. Ga-
zette of , SeiH. 29, 1810

R I'X"( IK 1 )S Mrs. Sarah, wife of Gardiner, daugh-
ter of the late Col. Christoiiher Islanding,
of Ivehoboth, at Seekonk, in 41st year. Dec. 13, 1823

K1CCT(>R Mrs. , mother of the general.

Gazette of Nov. 9, iSii

RMl) lURl) a Cheiokee Inilian, murdeied while

hunting on the reservation, (jazette of March II, 1797

Rh;DICK D.ivid, l';s(|., at New .S,ilcm, Ohio,
lie called .it the bank and demanded spe-
cie foi' some ol their notes; in an alterca-
tion between him and the cashiei' ovei" the
ni.iltei he was stabbed by Imn. Gazette
of Sept. 19, 1818

RICDING General, the " Patriot I iero," in Spain.

Gazette of Aug. 26, 1S09

Ri;DM/\N y\nn, d.niglitcr of Dr. J..lin, at I'liil.i-

delphia. Gazette ol ' Nov. 29, 1806

Mrs. Mar\-, wife of Dr. John, at i'hiladelphia,

in 84th'year, ' Nov. 29, 1807

Dr. John, at riiiladelphia, in 87111 year, Ahirch 19, 1808

Capl. b'-'^epli, ol .Seal borough. Me, drowned

in t."ooper Rixer, .S. C, July 7, 1816

Dr. bisepli, foi nu-i 1\' of l'liila<lelphi:i, at Hm-
(.lenlown, N. J,, perished ol cold in the
snow, March 28, 1818

REDW'AN' .Samuel, his wife and ciiild perished
in the burning of his house, at Lanes-
borough, Mass., b'eb. 23, 1785

Rh'.DW'OOD James, late of Newport, at Anti-

(pi.i. Gazette of I'"eb. 17, 1781

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— DEATHS 215

REDWOOD William, at Newport, in 52d year.

Gazette of May 29, 1784

Abraham, Esq., in 79th year, at Newport, March 8. 1878

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Jonas L., at New-
port. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1789
Mrs. Susannah, wife of Abraham and daugh-
ter of James Honey man, Esq., of Newport,

in England, Aug. 18, 1804

Jonas Langford, youngest son of Jonas, late

of Newport, aged 40 years, in London, Eng., May 20, 1807

Mrs. Sarah, widow of William, of Newport,

at Micldletown, in 80th year, Oct. 4, i8ig

REEDER John (colored), in Hannable town-

shi]), Jamaica, at an advanced age. He

was the person who in 1781, after a severe

conflict, killed the noted robber, " Three-

Eingered Jack," who was supposed by the

negroes to be possessed of supernatural

powers. Gazette of
REELMAN George, at Settle's Hill, in town of

Guilderland, N. Y., aged 112 years, 6 mos.,

25 days,
REES Rev. Morgan J., a native of Wales, at

Lancaster, Penn. Gazette of
Rev. Abraham, editor of the English Cyclo-
pedia, at I^ondon,
reeve; Hon. Tapping, formerly Chief Justice

of the State, aged 79 years, at Litchfield,

Ct.,
REGNH^R Pierre, Lient. Col. in U. S. service

during the Revolution, at New Orleans.

Gazette of
REH.LY Farrell. Gazette of

Lydia, daughter of Terrence. Gazette of
Patty, only daughter of Terrence, in 21st year,
Mrs. Martha, wife of Terrence, in this town,

in 49th year. Gazette of
Terrence, in this town, in 63d year, funeral

from Episcopal Church,
, son of William and Mary, of this

town,
Mrs. Mary, wife of William, in this town, in

19th year,
Mary, aged 3 years, daughter of William and

Mary, in this town,
William, in this town, in 22d year; four mem-
bers of his family died last February;
Mrs. Anna, in 66th year,
REINAGLP: Alexander, at Baltimore, in 62d

year, one of the managers of the Baltimore

and Philadelphia Theatres. Gazette of

Oct. 12,

1816

Oct. 2,

1819

Dec. 29,

1804

June 9,

1825

Dec. 13,

1823

Sept. I,

iSio

Jan. 23,

1779

June 7,
Oct. 8,

1794

1796

June 15,

1799

Dec. 2,

1802

Feb. 28,

1S13

March 29,

1813

April I,

1813

May 19,
Jan. 21,

1S13
i8i8

Sept. 30,

1809

: 1 Ci

viTAi, i;f.('()i;ii of khodk island

RI'UJ^'E William, brother of the editor of the
I'liiladcliihia (la/.ette. Gazette of

Sanuiel, late editor of the Philadelphia (ja-
zette, at I'hiladelphia, aged 47 years. Ga-
zette of
RELPH Cajit. Nathan, at Scituate. Gazette of
REMINGTON Ruell, a daughter aged 10 years,
smothered in a sand bank at Warwick,

Capt. Stephen, a noted nautical connnaiuler,
at Pawtuxet, in goth year, suddenly. Ga-
zette of

Mary, widow of James I\l., and daughter of
Cajit. Christopher Shelden, of this town.
Gazette ot

L\'dia, wife of l^enjainin, at Warwick, in 33d
)ear. Gazette of

Gresham, at Jamestown. Cjazette of

Samuel, of East Greenwich, at .Surinam Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mercy, wife of Col. Jonathan, late of
Providence, at Eansingburgh, N. V. Ga-
zette of

Nauc}', 3d wife of Benjamin, and sister of his
former wives, in 33d year, at Warwick.

Mrs. Mercy, widow (jf Cajit. Stephen. at Paw-
tuxet, in g4th year,

William, son of C.dcl), at Johnston,

Col Jonathaii, in 50th )ear. Gazette of

Cipt, Ch.irles, of Pawtu.xet, on coast of
.All ica. G.i/ette of

Mrs. W.iite, at Pawtuxet, aged 70 years,

Enoch, at Harrington, in 83(1 \ear. (iazette

ol

John, at Co\-eiit])-, in 3yth year, foinieil)' a

member of the General Assembly, le.ives

wife and S children. Gazette of
Mrs. .Sarah, widow of Jonatli.ui. at Xcwjiort.

;iged_63 ye.irs.
Juilge Thomas, at Coventr\'. in 70th year.
1 laniiah, eldest daughter of the late J. ,

Ivs(|.. at Coventry, in 20th year.
Miss i{lizabeth, at Johnston, in 59th \'ear,
I'"reelo\e, daughtei' of the Lite John, of Co\-.

entry, aged 19 years.
Capt. Thomas, at P.iwtuxet. in 61 si )ear,
Cajjt. I5enjamin. at Jamestown, agetl 87 ye.irs

on the ci.iy of his ileath,
Mary, widow, ,it .Seekonk, in 87th year.
Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Joseph, of

.Scituate, at Cranston, m 68th year,

March 9. 1805

I-'eb. 22, 1823
Jan. 20, 1798

March 31, 1774
Dec. 24. 1785

Jan. 23, 1790

May 14, 1 79 1
J'^'i- 5. '793

Aug. 10, ;793

Aug. 26, 1797

Dec. 8, 1798

Nov. 24, 1802
June 9, 1807
June 4, 1808

March 17, 1810
( )ct. 25, 1810

June 22. 181 I

June II. 1S14

1 )ec. II, 1 8 1 5
Aug. II. 1 8 17

Aug. if), 1 81 7
Oct. 19, 1817

Jan. 26, 1819
l-"eb. 15. 1 8 19

Sept. 30, 1820
Oct. 10, 1820

Nov. 1 1, 1S20

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 217

REMINGTON John, at Johnston, in 44th year, Dec. 9,

Mrs. Phebe, at Cranston, in 46th year, Feb. 4,

Mrs. Martha, wife of William, at Pawtuxet,

3ged 17 years, June 4,

Mary, daughter of the late John, Esq., of

Coventry, aged 19 years, in this town, Nov. 8,

Mrs. Anna, at Coventry, Dec. 8,

Richmond, at Arkwright, killed himself and
wife while suffering from deliriums. Ga-
zette of May 31,
Mrs. Margaret, wife of Hon. Henry, at Ap-

ponaug, in 62d year,
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Johnston, in 94th year,
William Rice, son of James E., Esq., at

Warwick, in 21st year,
Thomas, son of Peleg C, Esq., aged 5 years,

drowned at Pawtuxet,
Henry, son of Tiddeman, at Mendon, Mass.,
aged 22 years; shot himself with a large
pistol. Gazette of
Mrs. Margaret, wife of John, at Warwick,
aged 29 years,
REMSEN Henry, Esq., of New York, merchant.

Gazette of
RENNIE James, Esq., aged 64 years, an English

engineer. Gazette of
RENSHAW William, at Long Branch, aged 53

years. Gazette of
REFOLD George, at Baltimore. Gazette of

RESTOUT Mons. , the grammarian, at

Paris. Gazette of
REUSTRAM Andrew, at Boston, aged 51

years. Gazette of
REVERE Paul, Jr., at Boston, a well known
Revolutionary character. Gazette of
Mrs. Rachel, widow of Col. Paul, at Boston,
REWBELL General, late one of the directors

of F" ranee, at Paris,
REX George, native of Germany, at Newport,
aged 80 years. Gazette of

REYNOLDS Mrs. , buried at Trinity

Church, N. Y.,
Elizabeth, wife of Benjamin and daughter of

Capt. Job, of Boston, in her 26th year,
Joseph, Esq., at Bristol, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of
Abigail, wife of Grindall, in 2gth year. Ga-
zette of
Col. Eliza, at South Kingstown, aged 85
years,

Sept. 19,
April 18,

823
824

July 18,

824

July 19.

824

March 30,

825

April 3,

[825

March 31,

792

. Dec. 5,

821

April 3,
Aug. 24,

S24
811

RLarch 11,

[815

Jan. 15,

S23

Feb. 6,
June 26,

813
S13

Aug. 6,

804

Dec. 29,

810

Aug. 22,

'763

June 29,

785

Sept. ig,

789

Oct. 3,

[789

Nov. 5,

791

820

822

822

822
822

823

218 VITAL KECOJU) OF RHODE ISLAND

REYNOLDS Sir Joshua, the English painter

and president of the Royal Society, at

London. Gazette of ' May 12, 1792

Dorothy, daughter of drindall, in 15th year, Dec. 3, 1794

Mrs. Mary, widow, at l?ristol, aged S3 years.

Gazette of ' Oct. 10, 1795

Rachal, wife of James, at North Kingstown.

Gazette of May 14, 1796

Mrs. Dorothy, wife of John, at ]>(iston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 8, 1798
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Grindall, in 22d

year, in this town. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1798

Richard R., master at arms of the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

John, formerly nf this town, at Boston, in

83d year, Dec. 27, 1800

John, Esq., at North Kmgstown, aged 84

years. Gazette of No\-. 3, 1804

Dr. Thomas, at I'hilatlelphia. Gazette of June 18, 1808

Williams, mate of the sloop Mary, Capt.

Grafton, on board the slooj), off Montauk,

aged 24 years, Oct. 16, 180S

Mrs. Rosamond, wife of Capt. John, in 31st

year, Aug. 19, 1812

Cajit. Jonathan, nf New York, a skilled nau-
tical commander, m this town, Oct. 18, 1814
John, Jr., of L)'me, aged about 30 years,

th'ownecl in Connecticut River where the

water was not over 3^ feet deep, on the

to]) of the ice, I'eb. 17, 1816

C]eorge, found frozen to death within 30 rods

of the house to which he w.is going, his

horse standing beside him alive, at W'il-

mingtim, \'t. Gazette of I'"eb. 8, 1817

Mei'cy, of Boston, on the north-west coast,

boatswain of slii[i I lamilton, got fouled in

the anchor chain and was drowned. Ga-
zette of July 5, 1 8 17
Sdliimon, native of this town, at Charleston,

S, C, nf the fever, aged H years, Sept. 10, 1817

Mary, daughter of Joseph, at South Kings-
town, in 29th ye.ir. (kizette of Nov. 8, 1817
I bin. Jdseiih, at 15ristol, Oct. 10, iSi8
Mrs. Elizabeth, wile nf Thomas, in sCth year, Jan. 24, 1820
Capt. Benjamin, at W'ickford, in 66th year.

(kizette of Vch. 28, 1820

Benjamin, at Newport, aged 75 years, April 22, 1822

}{sllier, wife of \Villiam, at W'ickford, aged

abiiut 67 year.s. (Gazette of Sept. 11, 1822

Josciih, at I'ittle Rest, aged 63 year.s, b'eb. 21, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 219

REYNOLDS Jacob, at Cumberland, m 34th

year, Aug. 27, 1823

Horace, son of Horace, at Wmsted, Ct.,

aged about 9 years, poisoned by eating

root of American hemlock commonly

known as muskrat root or water fennel.

Gazette of June 5, 1824

Martha G., daughter of Joseph, at Soutu

Kingstown, aged 39 years, June 15, 1824

RHINELANDER William, Jr., Esq., of the

city of New York, at Nassau, New Provi-
dence, April 4, 1809
RHODA Lewis, at New York, Mr. Fulton's

chief engineer; he got entangled in the

works of the new steam ferry boat Nassau.

Gazette of May 28, 18 14

RHODES Peleg, of Cranston, his arm badly

shattered by discharge of a gun, March 8, 1765

William, Esq., at Pawtuxet, at a very ad-
vanced age. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1772
William, of Pawtuxet, Oct. 11, 1773
Capt. William, of Pawtu.xet, drowned at sea.

Gazette of Feb. 11, 1775

Mrs. , wife of Dr. Joseph. Gazette

of Jan. II, 1777

Samuel, late of Newport. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1779

Elizabeth, wife of William N., very suddenly,

in 2ist year, Oct. 13, 1795

Mrs. Elizabeth, very suddenly. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1795

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Samuel, of New-
port, in 68th year. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1796
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Richard, at

Scituate. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1797

James, Esq., at Pawtuxet, in W'arwick, in

87th year. Gazette of Nov. 11, 1797

George W., of this town, at Berbice, in 22d

year. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1798

William, Jr., merchant, late of this town, at

Newbern, N. C. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1799

Abigail, wife of Col. James, at Westerly,

suddenly. Gazette of ^ Jan. 4, 1800

'Joseph, at Pawtuxet, aged 76 years. Ga-
zette of March 29, iSoo
Capt. Nehemiah, at Cranston, suddenly, Jan. 22, 1801
P'enner, merchant, son of Capt. William, of

this town, at W'ashington. N. C. Gazette

of March 2, 1805

George, son of Capt. Malachi, at Warwick,

in 2ist year, June 24, 1805

Brig. Gen. James, at Westerly, aged 75 years.

Gazette of June 28, 1806

!'•_'( I

VITAL IfKCOHl) OF KllODK ISLAND

K11L»1-)I-:S Mrs. Mary, wife of Peleg, Esq., at
Pawtu.xet, in 30th year,

Mrs. Ivlizabelh, widow, in 83d year,

l^ri.stol, blacknian ; was at the battle of York-
town where he lost an arm and a leg, and
has since lived on a pension; in this town,

.Samuel, late a merchant ol I'hiladeliihia, at
sea on passage from Monte Video to Hav-
ana,

Ca])t. Arnold, at l^urrillville, aged 38 years,

Capt. John, at Pawtu.xet, aged 46 years,

Jolin Rice Arnold, youngest son of James,
h'.sq., in 17th year, at Pawtuxet,

Freelove C, youngest daughter of William
N., at North Providence, in 4th year,

Mrs. Martha, widow of James, at Pawtuxet,
in 96th year. Gazette of

Miss Ann, daughter of the late Capt. John,
at Pawtuxet, in 22d year,

Caroline, infant daughter of Thomas,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, Esq., and daugh-
ter of Col. Christo|_)her Champlain, late of
Charlestown, at Westerly, in 5Sth year,

Ann, widow of Jose])h, at I'awtuxet, m 88th
year,

Ca]it. James, in this town, ageil 50 years,

Mrs. I'hebe, wife of Robert. P'.sq., at Paw-
tuxet, in 75th year,

Peleg, in 26th )'ear, at Pawtuxet, (military
hoiioi'st,

.Sally /\nn, daughter of Ca]3t. I^enjamin, at
Pawtuxet, m 34th year,

Absalom, Jr., aged 29 years, at Augusta,
(ia., sui.iposed to have been poisoned. Ga-
zette of

A , died suddenly near Augusta, Ga.

Gazette of

'Phumas R., of Newport, son of C.cn. Wil-
liam, f)f Westerly, at Newbern, N. C. Ga-
zette of

Richard (colored), found frozen in the road
south of Pawtuxet; he served in the Revo-
lutionary army;

Robert, at Pawtuxet, in 7yth )-c.u-,

James I'cnner. son of Thomas, m this town,
aged 17 months, suddenly,

Samuel R., at i-^ast (jreenwich, aged 30
years,

P^lizabelh, daughter of the Lite Capt. James,
in this town, aged 19 years.

Nov.

20, I

Feb.

II, I

July 3, I

Aug.
Dec.

— , I

27. '

Jan.

22, I

Feb.

17, I

Feb.

21, I

March

27, I

Sept.

19. 1

Feb

. 6, 1

Feb.

26, I

Aug.
Dec

23. 1

.6, I

May

31. ■

July

II, I

Sept

. I, I

Oct.

12, I

Oct.

12, I

Oct.

30, I

Jan.

25, I

March

25. I

Aug

• /• '

Aug.

25, I

Sept.

18, I

809
806

8 10

8io
810
811

811

811

813

814
816

817

818
818

819

819

820

820
820

820

821
821

821

822

822

Sept, 4,

1S23

May 8,

1824

Oct. 2,

1824

Dec. I,

1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 221

RHODES Peter, at Pawtuxet, in S2d year, March 16, 1823

Capt. William, at Hurriilville, in 8i.st year, June 30, 1823

James, son of Jame.s E., in this town, aged 9

months,
Mrs. Melinda, wife of Amasa, at Ashford,

Ct , aged 26 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. William, at

Burrillville, in 8ist year,
Edward, youngest son of Capt. Malachi, at

Pawtu.xet, in 28th year,
Christopher, late of Newport, at New York,

aged 46 years ; his remains were carried

to Westerly, his paternal residence, March 25, 1825

RICORDO Mr., in England, member of Parlia-
ment, writer on economic subjects and

finance. Gazette of Nov. ig, 1823

RICP2 Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged 58 years, Sept. 28, 1797

Thomas, Esq., in 77th year, at Warwick.

Gazette of Jan. 20, 1798

Henry, Esq., at Warwick, in 83d year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 15, iSoo
Henry, bookseller, at Philadelfihia. Gazette

of Oct. 13, 1804

Henry, late of Providence, at New Haven,

aged 23 years. Gazette of Dec. 20, 1806

John, at Hammersmith, Eng., in 45th year;

he died in abject poverty yet his will be-
queathed ;^ 20, 000 to Mr. Boyce and

;^IO,000 to the bishop of New York; he

is said to have left ;^40,000. Gazette of June 18, 1S08

Henry, of East Greenwich, mate of the brig

Hunter, at St. Croi.x, W. I., May — , 1810

Amos, of Capt. Cooke's Co., wounded,

(since died), at battle of Tippicanoe, Nov. 7, i8ri

Hon. Thomas, at Wiscasset, aged 74 years, April 21, 1812

Catharine, eldest daughter of Tibbetts, at

Coventry, in 17th year, Oct. 10, 1817

David, his two sons, 17 and 15 years of age,

perished in a snow storm, at P'ort Ann,

N. H. Gazette of Dec. 11, 1820

Hon. Thomas, at Warwick, in 79th year, March i6, 1822

John H., of Warwick, in 20th year, at Can-
ton, China, on board ship Asia, Sept. — , 1822
Rev. Jacob, at J5rownfield, Me., aged 84

years, pastor of the Congregational Church

at that place, Feb. i, 1824

Mrs. Alice, wife of Benjamin, at the Ark-

wright, in 44th year, Jan. 9, 1825

William, son of Thomas, Esq., of Clarendon,

Vt., at Pittstown, N. Y., aged about 60

yeans, formerly of Warwick, R. I., Feb. 4, 1825

'>•>') vri'Ai, i;i:(()i:i) ok kikhh-; island

KU'I-". Thomas, Esq., at Clarciulun, \'t., aj^jed

aliout 87 years, formerly i>f Warwick, K. I., Apiil 21, 1S25

, son of Thomas, at W'.irwick, killetl

by lightning, June 19, 1825

RICH [ames, at New York, merchant tailor.

(Jazette of Sept. 21, 1799

Miss Abigail V., daughter of Kev. Thomas,

at Charlton, Mass., aged 21 years, Dec. 9, 1822

Mary, wife of Thomas, at Lynn, Mass., of

Society of Friends. Gazette of May 22, 1S24

Harzellau Jr., late second mate of ship Lou-
isa of this port, was of Hristnl, .\le., at
llamberg, Ger., June 9, 1.^24

Hon. Charles, in Vermont, aged 55 years,
member of Congress from that state. Ga-
zette of Oct. 27, 1S24

RICll.ARDS Lieut. , of the Provincial,

huiied at Philadelphia, w,is killed b\' In-
dians near Fort Bedford, 'ia/.etteol Oct. 19,1763

Cjcorge, at New London, July 15, 1769

Miss Phebe, daughter of John, at Newport,

aged 23 years. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1796

Cajit. Step'hen, of Norwalk, Ct , at Martha

Rrae, Jamaica, June 2S, i79f)

Dane, a nati\-e of h'eland, e.xecuted at Hart-
foid, Ct., for the murder of Daniel Mc-
l\er ill )uly, 1796. June 10, 1797

p;i)en, at 1 Ia\ana. (iazetteof Nov. 28, 1S07

Thomas, of Sheffield, Mass., 111 this town, in

26th year, Aug. 11, 1810

Mrs. Mercy, widow of lion. Perez Church,

.It Dight.'in, Cct. 24, iSi;,

Mis. ,S,ii,ih, wife of John, at .Xewport, in
67th year, (iazette'of Aug. 5. 1816

Mrs. Madaline IP, wife of Jesse and daugh-
ter of William Manchester, in this town,
in 23d year, _ May 3. 1821

Rev. janies, American Missionary, at Tille-

poUy, Ceylon, ^ Aug. --, 1822

Luther, at Attlelxuo. ageil 64 \e.us. Ga-
zette ol " ' Jan. 18, 1823

Dr. G. .M., son of Nathaniel, p;s<|., of New
\'ork, agetl 21 years, at Xew London. Ct.;
had been to Providence with a view ot es-
tablishing himself m business; was on his
way home when attacked by a violent fever
which terminated his life, Jan. 27, 1824

Jesse, at Attleboro, in 66th year. Nov. 18, 1824

Col. W'llli.im, at New London, aged 81 years;
enteied the l\e\'olutionarv so<in after b.ittle

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 223

RICHARDS:

of Lexington; was at Bunker Hill; at the
close of the war held rank of major. Ga-
zette of March 23, 1825

RICHARDSON , son of Nathaniel, aged

14 years, killed by a falling tree, at Sher-

bourne, Mass., Nov. 21, 1764

Thomas, merchant, killed by lightning near

Annapolis, Md., June 17, 1768

William, merchant, at Newport, Dec. 28, 1769

Moses, of Cambridge, killed at Lexington, April 19, 177^

Capt. Thomas, at Newport. Gazette of Sept, 28, 1782

Sally, daughter of Jacob, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Aug. 23, 1783

Ebenezer, Esq., at Newport, in 85th year.
Gazette of June 25, 1785

Thomas, ropemaker, at Boston, aged 58 years.

Gazette of April 26, iSoo

John Stevens, eldest son of Jacob, Esq., of
Newport, at Middletown, R. I., in 3Sth
year, Sept. 5, 1800

Elnathan H., at Newport, from discharge of
a giin, July 3, 1S02

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Moses, Gazette of March 26, 1803

Joseph, Esq., a literary character, and fourth
owner of Drury Lane Theatre, London.
Gazette of Aug. 20, 1803

William, at New York, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Oct. I, 1803

Thomas, at New^ York, a well known teacher.

Gazette of Oct. 25, 1806

Miss Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Jacob,

Esq., at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1810

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Jacob, Esq., and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Elnathan Hammond,
at Newport, in 79th year, Sept 10, 1S16

Jacob, formerly postmaster, at Newport, aged

83 years. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1818

Mrs. Nancy, at Bristol, aged about 50 years.

Gazette of Oct. 12, 1820

P:benezer, at Newport, at the A.sylum, aged
46 years. Gazette of July 25, [821

Dr. Abijah, at Medway, Mass., aged 70 years;
was a surgeon in the Revolution. Gazette
of June I, 1822

Miss Frances T. A., at Roxbury, Mass., aged

18 years. Gazette of March 8, 1823

Joseph, at U.xbridge, Gazette of I'cb, 16, 1825

Mrs, Mary, wife of Dr, William, and daugh-
ter of the late Job Almy, of Newport, at
Portsmouth, aged 34 years. March 12, 1825

«5

■88
■90

791
796

VITAL ItKCORD OK KHdDK ISLAXI)

RICHMOND William, at Little Compton, form-
erly Assistant aiul Judge of the Su])erior
Court, March i, 1770

Mrs. Deborah, widow of Col. SyKester, of
Dartmouth, dec, aged 96 years 10 months.
(Gazette of Oct. 27, 1770

Peleg, at an advanced age, at Rehol)oth, Aug. 7, 17S3

Sally, daughter of Col. Harzillai, in this town, Sept. 13,
(buried Sept. 1 5, 1785)

Dr. Ebenezer, late of this town, in .South

Carolina, \n 41st }-ear. Gazette of Nov. 29,

Sarah, wife of fs'athaniel, in 30th year, May 25,

Saiah, ivife of Col. Harzillai, in 73d yeai'. Ca-

zette of C)ct. 15,

Amos A., died at sea. (iazette of Oct. 5,

Col. Barzillai, in 75th year, C.izette of Jan. 9,

Nathaniel, in this town. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1797

William, Jun., of this town, at sea on his pas-
sage from Jamaica for North Carolina, in
25th year. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1800

Perez, one of the Justices of the Court ot
Common Pleas for Newport Co., at Little
Compton, in 72d year. Ga/ette ot Dec. 6, 1800

Miss Deborah, aged 29 years, in this town, March 27, 1802

Col. W'illi.mi, at Little Compton, in 8ist \'ear;
served as an officer in both the i'"rench
War and the Revolution; Sept. 2},, 1S07

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Bradduck. lormeiiy ol
this State, at Washington, D. C, in I'Sth
year, (iazette of " Dec, 22, 1810

Joshua, formerly of this town, at Little Comii-

ton, in 42(1 year, ALirch 31, 1812

Dr, lienjamin] at Little Compton, in ()3d year, Feb, 19. 1814

luhnund Johnson, son of John, in this town,
aged 2 years 2 months. Now 14,

Henry A,, eldest son of Samuel N, nierchanl,

in tliis town, in loth year, !\Luch 14,

John R., at Harrington, of the fe\er. Ga-
zette of ' ALiy 1 1.

Abl)y, d.iughter of .Samuel N., aged 3 years

2 months. Now 6,
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Dr. Ik-iijamiii, at Lit-
tle Compton, in 66th year, Apiil 7,

Ann Lliz.ibeth, tlaughter of Perez O,, aged 5

years 6 months, Ma_\- 3,

/.ei\ iah, iiit.int daughter of Galen, .iged I )-ear

3 months, Oct, 3,
Russell M,, son of William, Lsq,. of this

town, at Louisville, Ga,, in 22d year, Oct. 4,

Duke ol, Goxernorof Lower Canada, at Mon-
treal, Aug. 28,

Si 5
816

s I ()

816
817
817
817
817
819

Dec. 19,
May I,

1820
1821

Nov. — ,

1.S21

Feb. 16,

1822

June I,

1822

April 19,

1823

Aug. 30,

1824

March 19,

1825

July 16,

1825

July 3'.

1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 225

RICHMOND Gideon, at Newport, in 6ist year.

Gazette of May n , 1 820

Mrs. Lusanna, widow of Col. Sylvester, of

Uighton, Mass., in 85th year,
Gilbert, baker, at Bristol, suddenly,
John, of this town, aged 40 years, at sea on

passage from New Orleans to Sabine,
Mrs. Sally, wife of Charles, at Taunton, in

41st year. Gazette of
Mrs. Sally, wife of Seth, Jun., at Taunton.

Gazette of
Abial, at Taunton, aged 76 years. Gazette

of
Christiana B., wife of Rev. William, of Bloom-

ingdale, N. Y., and daughter of Lewis

Neill, of and at Philadelphia,
Rhoda Mason, daughter of William, Esq., in

this town, aged 26 years,
Benjamin, native of Taunton, at Rehoboth,

aged 73 years, a Revolutionary soldier.

Gazette of
Elizabeth Liscomb, in this town, daughter

of Gilbert, aged i year 4 days,
RICKETSON Cooke, at Portsmouth, aged 35

years, killed in the coal mine by a large

stone falling on him, Oct. 7,

RICKETTS George Poynts, Esq., Governor of

the Island of Barbadoes, in England, in

51st year. Gazette of
RICKEY John, a soldier, shot for desertion, at

Port Mifflin, Del. Gazette of
RIDDP^LL Robert (native of Scotland), a mer-
chant of Baltimore, in 49th year,
RIDDLE Mary, wife of Clement, in 30th year,

at Philadelphia,
RIDER Capt. , died on board the Maid-
stone Frigate, a prisoner of war. Gazette

of
Mrs. Barbara, at Middletown, aged 94 years,
Elijah, child of his from its clothes taking

fire, in this town. Gazette of
Mrs. , widow of William, at Newport,

aged 84 years,
Joseph, at Middletown, in 38th year,
Eliza, eldest daughter of Elijah, in this town,

in 1 8th year,
RIDGELY Hon. Henry, Associate Justice 2d

District of Maryland. Gazette of
RIDGEWAY John, at Boston. Gazette of
Mrs., wife of John, at Boston. Gazette of

June 14,

1800

Dec. 26,

1812

May 5,

1809

Feb. I,

1773

March 21,
March 27,

1778
1814

Feb. I,

1817

Sept. 28,
May 8,

1822
1823

Sept. 17,

1824

July 13-

Sept. 8,
Sept. 8,

1811
1798
1798

811

22() Vri'AL liKCOIil) OK RHODE ISLA^'D

RIKGO Gen., a Spanish Revolutionary General,

executed by the allied leaders, Gazette of Dec. 27, 1S23

RlliSS Adol])hus, a native of Prussia, aged 22

years, drowned in the James Ri\-er while

bathing. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1 820

RIGGINS Mrs. , at IJaltimore. killed by

her husband in a contVoversy. Gazette of Feb. i, 1817

RIGGS Hon. John, formerly member of the

General Assembl}-, at O.xford, Ct., in 72d

year. It is remarkable that all of his 10

children survive him and were at the fu-
neral, and of 53 grandchildren only one

adult and four or five infants have tlietl; June 18, 1814

Mary, eldest daughter of Winthrop R.,

formerly of Glocester, aged 21 years, at

Hoston. Gazette of April 5, 1823

RIK1'".R Samuel, Jr., of New York, at Long

Islantl. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1

Mrs. , wife of Joseph, of Nev/bury,

Vt., at ]5ath, N. II.; they were sleighing

when a double sleigh in jiassing them

struck her in the breast, so injuring her

that she sur\i\cd but 12 hours Gazette

of March 10, 1821

RILI':Y Major William, at Washington, D. C,

in 72d year ; of the 28 battles fought in

the southern campaign, he was ]iresent in

15, among which were the Cowpens,

Germantown, Camden, Guildfortl, Ct., and

Yorktown; July 8, 1824

RINl) William, ])rinter, at W'illiamsluirgh, \'a.

(iazette of .Sept. 1 8, 1773

RINGGOLD Mrs. Maria, wife of (Jeneral Sam-
uel and daughter of the late (jcn. Cad-

vv.-dlatler, of Philadelphia, at I^'ountain

Brook, Washington Co., Md. Gazette of ^I'g- -4. 181 I

{■IING Ponjamin, merchant, di'owned Irom on

board sloop Catharine, of llallowell, in a

squall, aged 25 years, Dec. 3, 1813

RIPLLY Luther, of Plymouth, died on board

the Maidstone frigate, a ])risoner of war.

Ga/ettc (if March 21, 1778

(ianialiel, Jr., at Windham, in 22d )'ear.

Gazette of Aug. i, 1795

Judeth. widow of Gamaliel, at Windh.im,

aged 56 years, (ia/ette of July 16, 1803

Dr. David H., late of Windham, Ct., in 35th

year, drowned 111 the ()hio Ki\er on pas-
sage from \'incennes to Cincinnati, May 12, 1812

PKUVIDENX'E GAZETTK— DEATHS 227

RIPLEY General , U. S. Army, at New

Orleans, of the fever; his wife has recently

deceased. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1820

Rev. William B., at Lebanon, Ct., aged 54

years; pastor of Second Church in that

town, member of the corporation of Yale

College. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1822

Josiah, at Windham, Ct., aged about 50

years; was at work in the field, said he felt

unwell, laid down under some bushes and

was found dead. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1822

RISER Mrs. , at Philadelphia, aged 103

years; she had lived in three centuries

having been born in 1698. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1802

RITCH John Wallace, formerly of Long Island,

in this town, in 25tli year, Aug. 30, 1825

RITCHIE Duncan, ]irinter, at Quebec. Ga-
zette of Aug. 24, 1805
RITTENHOUSE Dr. David, President of

American Philosophical Society, at Phila-
delphia, June 26, 1796
Mrs. , widow of David, at Philadelphia,

aged 62 years. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1799

RITTO John, gunner of the Privateer Marquis

de LaFayette, died of a fever at Cape

P'rancois. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1782

Capt. Peter, in 66th year. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1786

Mrs. , widow of the late Capt. Peter.

Gazette of Sept. 9, 1786

RIVERA Jacob Rodreguez, merchant, at New-
port, in 72d year, Feb. 19, 1789
Jacob R., of the Jewish nation, at Newjjort,

at an advanced age. Gazette of P"eb. 21, 1789

Isaag Rod, at Newport, in 86th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 9, 1790
Mrs. Hannah R., widow of J. R. of Rhode

Island and mother of Mrs. S. Lopez, widow

of Aaron, formerly of Newport. Mrs. R.

was born at Port Mahon, Island of Minorca,

and came to this country about ninety

years ago; at Newport, aged 100 years.

Gazette of Nov. 16, 1820

RIVERINGTON Mrs. , wife of James,

printer, of New York, at Manchester,

Eng., April 6, 1767

RIVERS , e.vecuted at Newgate, London, Aug. 29, 17S3

Thomas, Esq., at Charleston, S. C, aged 76

years, a distinquished patriot, June 17, 1808

RIVES Christopher, killed by lightning near

Williamsburg, Va., July 16, 1772

July 5.

l802

July 10,

l802

Nov. 1 8,

i8o8

June ID,

i8og

Aug. 21,

1763

Aug. 1 8.

1S04

228 VITAL KKCOKI) OK RHODK LSL,AND

RIYINGTON James, a native of England,

many year.s an eminent jirinter, at New

York, suddenly, in 78th year,
Jame.s, King's printer before the Revolution,

at New York. Gazette of
Lieut. John, of H. H. M. 83d Regt. of Foot,

son of the late James of New York, at

E.xeter, Eng.,
ROACH Cajjt. John, shot by his mate on board

the brig Ilawke. Ciaxette of
ROAN John, drowned in Providence Harbor,

missed his stroke and fell overboard, aged

18 )'ears,
ROBB William, a native of Scotland, at Balti-
more, merchant. Gazette of
ROBIUN Matilda, near Karnestown, U. C,

drowned. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819

KOIUUNS Hannah, wife of John, in 8ist year,

at Attleboro, had been married 65 years,

had 13 children. 114 grand and 104 great

grandchildren. Cjazette of
John, aged about 86 years, at Attleboro; he

has left near 300 children, grand and great-
grandchildren. Gazette of
John, at Lexington, wounded.
Rev. Robert, at Colchester, Ct., aged 63

years. Gazette of
Mrs. Joanna, widow of John, at Attleboro, in

86th year,
I'"zekiel, Esq., late a New York merchant, at

Long Island, aged 56 years. Gazette of
Rev. Anmii K., at Norfolk, Ct., in 73d year,

and 52d year of his ministry,
Miss Ann, aged 22 years, at Middletown, Ct.,

broke through the ice and was tlrowned,
John Newton, at Cincinnati, O.. merchant, in

26th year, formerly of ILirtford, Ct., and

son-in-law of ]vev. Dr. (lano, of this town;

has left wife antl two children.
Rev. Samuel I'lince, at M.uictta, Ohio; was

son ol Kcv. ChaiKller. for many years jjas-

tor of the I'lymouth Chuich. Gazette of
ROIM'.RTS Thomas, servant to Mr. Doble, of

Halifax, N. S., found siii)])osed murdered,
Giles, of Middletown, Ct.. from a fall of a

tree,
, a British soldier, killed at I5attle of

Rhode Island,
John, executed at I'hiladclphia,
General , M. I', for Taunton, Eng.,

July

10,

1773

Aug.
April

13,

19.

■774
1775

Feb.

25.

1804

March

16,

1808

Aug.

13.

1808

Oct.

3'.

1 81 3

Dec.

29.

1S22

Feb. 9.

1823

Oct. 4,

1823

Dec. 18,

1764

Aug. 16,

1773

Aug. 29,

Nov. 2,

March 2,

1778
1778
1782

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 229

ROBERTS Robert, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1793

Charles, at BulLskin, Va., aged u6 years.

Gazette of May 21, 1796

William, at Cranston, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Oct. 29, 1 796

Rev. Joseph, formerly minister at Leicester,

at Weston, aged 91 years, April 30, 181 1

Jabez '(colored), in this town, aged 23 years.

Gazette of Dec. 18, 181 3

Julia, daughter of Dutee, of this town, at

Smithfield, aged 7 months, Nov. 6, 18 16

Hannah, wife of Benjamin, aged 36 years,

poisoned by arsenic appeared to have been

given her by her husband, March 30, 18 19

Abby Caroline, infant daughter of Dutee,

aged 5 months, 16 days, in this town, July 8, 1820

Mr. , a school-master, at Niagara,

N. Y., drowned while bathing. Gazette

of July 31, 1820

Stephen, at Franklin. Missouri, from a wound

inflicted with a dirk by Fmley Hunter.

Gazette of March 2S, 1821

Baily T., killed by discharge of his gun. in

Louisiana. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1821

William, drowned at sea; was of Philadelphia.

Gazette of May 25, 1822

Jonathan, at Coventry, in 84th year, soldier

of the Revolution and former member of

General Assembly, Nov. 3. 1824

R0BP:RTS0N Elias, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

William, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Alexander, printer, at Port Roseway, in 42d

year, ' Nov. — , 17S4

W^illiam, the historian, in Scotland, in 72d

year. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1793

John, merchant tailor, at New York. Ga-
zette of Oct. 24, 1795
Col. Daniel, at Montreal, Can., aged TJ years;

served ihrough the old French War, April 5, 1810

Rev. John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1820

Mrs. , her son and two daughters, at

Natchez, of the fever, Aug. 26, 1823

ROBESHAW Joseph, of Wrentham, perished in

the storm. Gazette of Dec. 23, 1786

ROBESON Ezekiel, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

ROBESPIERRE Maxmillian, at Paris, aged

35 years, executed, July 29, 1794

230 VllAL KIOCOKD OK liHODE ISLAND

ROBKY Ebenezer, aged 71 years, at Seabury,

Mass., ' ' Sept. 4,

Henry, Jan., of I^oston, drowneil at Wilming-
ton, N. C, Ang. 10,
ROBINSON Samuel, Captain in the I'lovincial
Service; was at Lake George in 175S; at
London, Eng. Gazette of May 7,

John ( son-in-law of Robert Stonehoiise of
Newport ), died at sea on passage from
Madeira to the West Indies. Gazette of June 9,

Richard, of His Majesty Ship Lizard,
diowned five months, found June i. Moat-
ing between Goat and Rose Island. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Anstis, wife of Rowland, in 53d vear,
at South Kingstown,

Mrs. E.xperience, widow, in 74lh )ear, suil-
tlenly, at Rehoboth,

Mis. , wife of Major h'.lihu. Gazette

of

Mrs. I'^lizabeth, wife of Ebenezer, in 80th
year, at Attleboro. Gazette of

Major hdihu, ni 51st year,

Ebenezer, at Attleboro, in S6th year. Ga-
zette of

Noah, at Attleboro, in 30th year, bite of this
town. Gazette of

Caj)!. l-".lihu, at Carlhagena, in 2(jlh year.
Gazette of

.Ann, ot lames and Mary, at Newport aged
17 yeai s. Gazette ot

Mrs. Mary, wife of James, at \ew])oit, in
4fith year. Gazette of

Zilliha, widow of N.ithaniel. at .Attleboro, in
90th year.

Patience, widow of Noah, at ;\ttIeboro, in
89th \'ear. Gazette ot

Matthew, at .South Kingstown, in 82(1 year,
(iazette ot

.Ambrose, at an adwinccd .ige. Gazette ot

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of C'apt. .Samuel, in
64th \'ear, at Attleboro. Gazette ot

llann.ih, widow nf Menjaniin, at Jnhnston,
aged 88 \ears. Gazette ot

l)ea. iMioch, at Attleboro, in 621I \e,ir. Ga-
zette of

J.unes, merchant, at Charleston, S. C. (ia-
zette of

John, seaman, of the I'. .S. frigate Constel-
lation, in action with a bieiuh slii|),

June 19,

1773

Dec. 23,

1773

Eeb, 6,

1774

Nov. I,

1777

Sept. 12,
March 2},

1778
17^3

May 17.

1785

.l"ly 5.

178S

(VI. 17,

1 789

June 5,

1790

June 5,

1790

March 8,

1 792

( )ct. 12.

'793

Xii\- 21,
M.iich 19,

17'Ci
1796

.April 2,

1796

l'"eb. 10,

1798

Nov. 10,

1798

Sept. 14,

1799

1-eb. 1,

1 800

823
768
770

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 2ol

ROBINSON Capt. Dawson, late master of the

ship Gascoine, at St. Thomas, Feb. 22, iSoo

Mrs. , in England, (the celebrated

Perdita). Gazette of March 21, iSoi

John, Esq., at South Kingstown, in 59th year.

Gazette of July 4, 1801

George, an eminent bookseller, in London.

Gazette of Aug. i, 1801

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Ezekiel, at Attleboro,

in 61 st year. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1802

Thomas Ogden, of this town, aged 27 years,

a natjve of Manchester, Eng., drowned at

sea, in Hampton Roads, Va. Gazette of June 11, 1S03

Capt. William C, at Newport, suddenly.

Gazette of July 16, 1803

Christ-^pher, Esq., of this town, Aug. 12, 1803

Richard, at New York, of the fever. Ga-
zette of Oct. I, 1803
Mrs. Ann, in h'ngland, aged 67 years, last

surviving daughter of Samuel, Estj., the

printer and author. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Benjamm, mate of brig Hermes, drowned at

sea. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1804

William R., at Newport, in 4Sth year, Nov. 29, 1S04

William, at Plainfield, Ct., aged about 60

years. Gazette of March 9, 1805

Dr. , Professor of Natural Philosophy,

in Scotland. Gazette of April 27, 1805

Capt. , of the U. S. Artillery, at New

Orleans. Gazette of May 4, 1805

Lieut. Henry Clinton. 2d son of Col. Beverly,

of New Brunswick, at Island of Tobago.

Gazette of May 4, 1805

Hon. Andrew, one of the Associate Justices

of the State, in Pennsylvania, in 52d year.

Gazette of Oct. 26, 1805

Rowland, at North Kingstown, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of March i, 1806
Peter, a pensioner, at Amhurst, N. H., he

lost his right arm at the battle of Bunker

Hill, June, 1775. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1807

Dr. Ebenezer, at Plainfield, Ct., in 82d year.

Gazette of Feb. 2], 1808

Philip, at Newport, in 51st year. Gazette of June 11, 180S
Thomas, native of County of Armagh, Ire.,

for 17 years resident of this town, aged

64 years, May 15, 1809

Benjamin, at Attleboro, in 85th year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 17, 1 8 10
Mrs. Ann, wife of Benjamin, in 29th year, April i, 1810

vri'Ai, Ki;<()i;i> ok uhodk island

R()1?IXS()\ Robert, ot \'e\v|Kirt, mute of the
ship Resolution, at Charleston, S. C; fell
from the mast-head and was instantly killed.
Gazette of Nov. 3,

Hon. Moses, at 15ennin<;ton, \'t., agetl 72
years, May 26,

Major (jeneral, a native of \e\v York, son of
the late I5everlv, formerly of that |)lace. of
wounds received at the seige of .St. Sebas-
tian. Gazette of

Harriet, tlaughter of ICzekiel, at .Xttleboro,
ageil 15 months,

.Mrs. Hetsey, wife of Preser\-ed, foinieily of
.Attleboro, at Meredith. N. H.. in 23d year,

Mrs. Hoi.iestill, wife of Benjamin, in this
town, in 28th year,

Hraddock, of I'"almouth, in 22d ye.ir, son of
Seth,

fell into the l)asin while in liquor, at

Nov.

13.

1S13

Sej)t.

'3.

18.4

Sept.

21,

1S14

June

'5.

1815

Nov.

18,

1815

July

13.

1816

July

'9.

1818

Nov

/•

1818

Sept.

19.

1819

Oct

9.

1819

Richmond, \'a., and was drowned, (ja-

zette of
Mrs. Mary \\'., wife of Benjamin, in 35th

year, in this town,
Mrs. Keziah, wiilow of Thomas, of this town,

on her way to Ohio, near Philadelphia, in

65th year, (iazetle of
George, mariner, of I'hiladelphia. lately from

Savannah,
Alexander S., son of Gapt. Robert, at New-

]H)it, aged 23 years, (iazelte of
Hon. Jonathan, at Henninglon, \'t., aged 64

ye. us, late L'. .S. .Senatoi- tiinn W-rmmit.

Gazette of Nov. 20,

Mrs. .Susannah, wife of .Samuel and d.uigh-

ter of the Lite J(jhn i''oster, formerly of

this town, at .Attleboro, in Sist 3'ear, June 7,

llann.ih, ilaughter of Ivekiel, late of .See-

konk, at .\ttleboro, aged 12 yens, July 19,

.•\d, dine .Augusta, daughter ot Dr. Harvey,

from a scald, in this town, aged 9 months.

Gazette ot Nov. 16.

Mrs. Sar.ih, wife of .S)'lvestei-, l-".s(| , of .South

Kingstown, at New York, age<l 67 years, .SejU. 5.

William, murdeiecl by D.uiiel Giardiner ; in

the trial .SejJt. — , 1822, Gardiner was

charged with manslaughter onl)-. Ga-
zette of ' Oct. 9,
lidward, Es(\., at Dorchester, .aged 64 years.

Gazette of Feb.. 12,

lienjamin, Juii,, son of ]5enjamin, ICscp, at

South Kingstown, aged 20 years, Ncjv. 29.

810
«'3

819

820
820

820

822

822
S23

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 233

ROBINSON Mrs. Sally, wife of Dan, at Smith-
field, aged 35 years, Nov. 13, 1824
Nathan, of Monticello, Miss., and ne.xt May
his eldest daughter, at Cincinnati, O. Ga-
zette of June 8, 1825

ROBLEY Lucy Ann, daughter of George, aged

I year, Aug. 17, 1821

ROBT Mrs. -, wife of Isaac, at Malta, N.

Y., killed by lightning with an infant in

her arms. Gazette of July 24, 18 19

ROBY Rev. Joseph, at Lynn, aged 80 years.

Gazette of F"eb. 5, 1803

Ensign , killed in action in Ohio. Ga-
zette of Oct. 3, 1812

ROCHAMBEAU Gen. , in France, aged

82 vears. Gazefeof Aug. i, 1807

ROCHESTER Ann (colored), at Top Hill in St.
Elizabeth Island, Jamaica, aged 124 years.
She had enjoyed good health up to a week
before her death. She left a family of 135
members, being 5 sons, 2 daughters, 58
grand, 68 great-grand and 2 great-great-
granuchildren at her interment, 102 were
named "Hent," Dec. 24, 1821

ROCKINGHAM Marquis of, born May 13, 1739,

died ,1782. Gazette of ' Nov. 23, 1782

ROCKWOOD of Franklin. Two men of this
name perished in the late storm. Gazette
of Dec. 23. 1786

RODERICK John, son of Capt. Christopher, in

this town, in 13th year, Jan. 2, 1825

RODLEFT Dr. John Frederick, a native of Ger-
many, at Rehoboth, in 59th year, June 13, 1808

RODMAN Dr. Thomas, at Newport, June 9, 1769

The widow, her house at Newport burnt, Dec. 28, 1770

Dr. Thomas, at South Kingstown, aged 92

years, member Society of Friends, March 27, 1775

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. William, late of

Newport, aged 55 years, Jan, 2, 1789

Sally, daughter of the late Capt. Thomas, of

Newport, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 19, 1793

Mrs. Mary, formerly of Newport, at New

Bedford, aged 69 years. Gazette of March 10, 1798

Harriet, wife of John, merchant, and daugh-
ter of the late John Fenno, formerly pro-
prietor of the United States Gazette. Ga-
zette of July 9, 1808
Capt. William, a native of Newport, in this

town, in 51st year, Jan. 9, 1809

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. William, in this

town, in 31st year, Jan. 31, 1816

Sept. 26,

1818

Nov. 9,

1821

May 25,

1792

July 6,

1816

Nov. 12,

1808

Feb, 7,

1822

Feb. 12,

1821

Feb. 20.

1819

Nov. 13,

1822

234 VITAL i;i;('()i;i) ok khode islan'd

RODMAN Capt. William, in 54th year,

Benjamin, at South King.stown, aged 94 years,
of Society of Friends,
RODNI'A' Hon. George Uridge.s, in England, in

74th year,
KODKIGUKZ Don iMancisco, Ju.stice of Ha-
vana, stabbed by Jose ]^"lorintino Harra.
Gazette of
ROE Walter, merchant, at Haltniiore. Gazette

of
ROI-'I-'EI'", William Weeden, son of Caleb, in this

town, aged 21 months,
ROFY Mrs. Sarah, at Bristol, aged 91 years,
RO(j John I'., executed at New York for piracy

and murder. Gazette of
ROGAN Anthony, an Irishman, found dead ni

the street. Gazette of
ROCJERS Thomas, his wife ;mtl two grandchil-
dren, daughters of Capt. Campbell, suffo-
cated in the burning of their house, at
I'hiladeliihia, April 6,

Capt. William, at Newport. Gazette of C)ct. 3,

John, of Cranston, in the West Indies. Ga-
zette of . May 6,

Mrs. Sarah, aged 52 years, at Providence.
1 1 cr remains were carried to Newport for
burial; died May 1 1,

James (late of Newjiort), who was sailing
master of [irivateer slooji I'iDvidence,
killed in action at sea with the brig Dili-
gent, (jazette oi May 22,

luisign , of Lt, Col. Metcher's regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of

Maltha, wife of Josej)h, merchant, daughter
of 1 Inn. (.'icorge Hazard, mayor of the city.

Plain, wite of John, at .Smithfield, aged 70
years. Gazette of

Daniel, in 40th year, at Newp<iit,

Hannah, wife of Rev. William, at Philadel-
phia,

William, (lied at sea, mate of the ship Rising
Sun. G.izette of

N;mc}', daughter of Col. Z. Rogers, at Nor-
wich, Ct., aged 19 years. Gazette of

John, at Middletown, in 91st year. Gazette
of

John, an attendant at the old Coffee House,
at New York, of the fever. Gazette of

Jose|)h, at Norwich, aged 24 years. Ga-
zette of

July 21,

1781

Feb. 28,

1785

May 28,

1 79 1

Aug. 31,

1792

Oct. 10,

•793

March i,

•794

Jan. 13,

1798

Aug. 25,

•798

Oct. 5,

1799

Aug, 23,

1800

771

772

775
776

779

PKOVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 235

ROGERS Dr. Theophilus, at Norwich, aged 70

years. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1801

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Joseph, and )oungest

daughter of the late George Sears, Esq.,

in 32d year, at Newport, Oct. 20, 1802

James, at Newport, in 63d year. Gazette of Dec. 3, 1803

Samuel, R., native of Newport, at Kingston,

Jamaica, April 16, 1805

Samuel, eldest son of Robert, Esq., of New-
port, at Port Royal, Jamaica, in 24th year, April 16, 1S05
William Rodman, son of John, merchant, in

this town, in 23d year. Gazette of July 6, 1805

William, at Philadelphia. Gazette of June 14, 1806

Augustus, drowned at WalUngford, Ct., May 12, 1807

Rev. Evan, minister of the Episcopal Church,

at Rye, Ct., Jan. 26, 1809

Miss Catharine, at Newport, aged 27 years.

Gazette of July 22, 1809

John, merchant, native of Newport, in 54th

year, July 17, 18 10

Major Hezekiah, of the War Department,

served in the. Revolution, at New York,

aged 57 years. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1810

Rev. Dr. John. 46 years pastor of Presby-
terian Church, New York; a native of

Boston where he was born Aug. — , 1727;

at New York, in 84th year. May 7, 181 1

Mrs. Erances, widow, in this town. Gazette

of Aug. 17, 181 1

Mrs. Sally, wife of Henry, publisher of the

National Egis, at Worcester, in 20th year, June 6, 181 2

John S., of Montville, Ct., at Pawtu.xet, in

2 1 St year, Oct. 22, 18 12

Mary, at Newport, in 71st year, July 19, 1S13

Sarah, at Philadelphia; she was born without

hands; she had executed several fine [xaint-

ings by holding the brush in her mouth.

Gazette of Nov. 13, 1813

Amey, only daughter of the late Daniel, at

Newport, April 8, 1814

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, FIsq., and

mother of the Commodore, at Harve de

Grace, Md., Sept. 19, 1816

Edward, son of the late John, in 21st year, Oct. 9, 1817

Joshua Saunders, eldest son of Daniel, mer-

chan , of Newport, at Havana, in 42d

year, Jan. 17, 1819

John, son of the late John, Esq., in ■ this

town, in 29th year, March 26, 1820

Miss Patience, daughter of the late Jeremiah,

at Newport, aged 68 years, June 22, 1820

23() VITAL HKCOKl) (IF lUloDK ISLAND

ROGERS Paul, aged 13 years; he came from

Berwick, Me., here to receive hi.s educa-
tion at the l-"riends School; (h'owncd while

bathing, June 24, 1820

Captain, of the schooner Alexander, died at

sea, of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1821

Peleg, of Warren, at sea on board brig Gov.

Hopkins, of this port, on her passage from

H.ixan.i, June 17, 1822

Mr. , while drunk la}' down ni a pile

of shavings and was burnt to death, at

Genoa, N. Y. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1822

Rev. Samuel, at Stillwater, N. Y., \n 64th

year, pastor of Hai)tist Church at that

place, Feb. 6, 1823

Lieut. Stephen M,, died at Key West, of the

fever, aged 24 years, Sept. 2/, 1823

Lieut. Stephen M., of the marine cor|)s, only

son of Rev. Dr. Rogeis, of this town,

graduate of 1?. U., i8i8, at Thompson's

Island, Key West, in 24th year, on or

about ^ Oct., 1823

Rev. William, at Philadelphia, in 73d )'ear,

native of Rhode Lsland, Chajilain in the

Revolution, Prof, of f?elle Lettres in U. of

Penn., graduate of H. V., 1769, April 7, 1824

Mrs, Mary, wife i>f Rulieit, I'lsi]-, at New-
port, aged 66 years, LJec. 3, 1S24
-Sarah, aged /^ )'ears, of Societ\' of h'riends,

at \ew])ort. Gazette of March 23, 1825

Daniel K., aged 69 years, cashier ol New

Phunpsbire bank, at Portsmouth, \'. 11.;

was theyth generation from the martyr Rev.

John Roger.s, burnt at Sniithheld, l"2iig., in

( >ueen Mary's tune. Gazette of ■ Sept. 14. 1825

R0GI>:'RS0N Mrs. , wife of Rev. Robert.

at Rehoboth, buried Dec. 16, 1793

Re\'. Robert, at Rehoboth, aged yj years,

after a ministry of more than 39 \ears.

(iazette of March 30, 1799

Mrs. Anstress, wife of Capt. 'Phomas and

daughter of Richard OIney, of Provitlence,

at Port Tobacco, Md Gazette of July 19. 1800

Daniel, son of the late P)r. Kogerson, of

Atlleboro, in this town, in 15th yea?', ^Pll'ch 25, 1S09

Alfred, son of Cajit. John, at Rehoboth, in

23d year, Oct. 2, 1820

Minerva, wife of Robert, at 15oston, aged 36

years, April 14, 1825

ROLI'"!'", ik'njaniin. I-^sip, at Concortl. \. IP, Jan. 20, 1772

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 237

ROLLINS Mrs. , of Bristol, at Trinidad,

Cuba. Gazette of
ROMAINE Rev. William, rector of St. Andrew
Wardrobe and St. Ann's Black Friars and
lecturer of St. Dunston in the West, in
London,
ROMANZOW Marshall, in Russia. Gazette of
ROMEYN Rev. Jeremiah, one of the ministers
and honorary Hebrew Professor in the
Reformed Dutch Church, at Woodstock,
N. Y., (Ulster Co.,) in 50th year.
Rev. John B., D. D.. at New York,
ROMILLY Sir Samuel, in London, in 60th
year, a suicide caused by grief at the loss
of his wife. Gazette of
ROMSCIL Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged Si

years. 7 months,
ROOSE Madame, the actress, at Vienna; her
funeral was attended by 10,000 persons
and 1,000 noblemen's carriages. Gazette of
ROOT Hon. Jesse, at Coventry, Ct., aged 85
years,
Julia, aged 14 years, her clothes took fire, at
Ludlow, Mass. Gazette of
ROPES Rev. Perez, LL. D , aged 70 years, at

Raynham, Mass. Gazette of
ROSE Gideon, of New Shoreham, drowned near
Block Island by the oversetting of a boat,
John, of New Shoreham, drowned near

Block Island by oversetting of a boat,
John, seaman, killed on board the Lawrence

on Lake Erie, in action,
William, drowned off P'ire Place, Brookline,

L. I.,

Moses, at New Shoreham, aged 59 years,

Susan, at Hillsboro, N. C, was killed by a

boy who was snapping a gun towards her

to frighten her; he said he thought it was

not loaded but it proved to be with this

sad result. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1822

Joshua, at New Shoreham, aged 32 years. May 2, 1823

Mrs. F. T., sister of President Madison, at

Huntsville, Ala. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823

James, native of Rhode Island, at New York

Hospital, Dec. 25, 1823

Mrs. Sally, wife of John and daughter of the
late Paul Whitman, aged 40 years, at Mid-
dletown, May 29, 1824

Charles, aged about 30 years, at the Bristol
Asylum, native of Scituate, Mass., found
in a high fever in a swamp near the town, June 7, 1824

Sept. 15,

1821

July 26,
April 15,

1795
1797

July 17.

P'eb. 22,

1818
1825

Jan. 9,

1819

Dec. 27,

1818

March 25,

1809

March 29,

1822

Jan. 25.

1823

March 7,

1812

Feb. 9,

1797

Feb. 9,

1797

Sept. 10,

1813

Nov. 5,
March 7,

1813
1S21

Sept. 14,
Sei)t. 27,

799
805

Sei)t. 2H,

805

Xo\-. 21,

S07

Oct. 22,

808

Api-il 4,
April 18,

809
809

May 13,

S09

June 27,

818

800
768

772

771

77^
791

792
793
793

799

2;J8 VITAI, KKCOKl) UK lUlODK IrtLAISD

ROSENKD.Ul': Cliristian, at l^altiniore. a na-
tive of Norway, aged 17 years, da^ette of Sept. 27,
ROSS John, of (jlocester, his grist mill burnt, March 8 org,
Alexander, a V'iiginia merchant, at l'"en-

clunch street, London, Rng,, Juno 18,

Robert, seaman, fell into the water from a

scow and drowned. May 18,

l'",zra, e.xecuted at Worcester for the murder

of Joshua S[.)ooner, late of 15rookfield, Jn'v 1 1.

Sally, of this ti:)wn. Ga/ette of June i i,

Kt. Rev. Dr., l.ortl ]5ishop of I"..\etcr, in

I'jigland. (ia/ette of Oct. 13,

John, drowned in the Chesapeake, l^'eb 22,

John, l'ls(|., at I'liiladelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12,

Rev. Robert, lormerly editor of a Latin

(iramniai, at .Stratford, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 14,

Mrs. .Sar.di, wife of Rew Robert, at Strat-

fortl, Ct. (Lizette of
Jeremiah, m this town,
Mrs. .'\niie, wife of James, Lsq., of I'itts-

burgh, I'enii., in 34th year. Gazette of
Cajit. Paul, at Charleston, .S. C, in 37lh year.

(iazette of
Gen. James, of the Aiiii)' of the Revolution,

ot Lancastei'. l'enn.,at Natchez. Gazette of
Capt. h'.dward, a nati\X' of Newport, at

Charleston, S. C,
Mrs. I'^lizabeth, in this town, in 88th year,
Alexander, of I'hiladelphi.i, mcrch.int, in

Italy, aged 24 years, (iazette of
Capt. I)a\id, formerly lieutenant V . .S. .\avy,

diowned at sea. (jazette of
Alexander, at Milton, N. \ ., aged 120 years,

native of Scotland; served under the I're-

tender in 1745; came to America after the

ilefeat at Culloden; served under Wolte;

in the Re\'olntion was in the ser\ice of the

Colonists; at the age of 1 17 ycais he joinetl

the church, (iazette of Sejit. 10, 1S18

Clarendon, in I'ike Co., Illinois. ]\\\\ — , 1821

Mrs, , wile ol Ca|)t. Leonard, in I'ike

Co., Illinois, (iazette of Se|it.29, 1821

Mrs. Nanc)', wife of Dr. Willi. im, in I'ike Co.,

Illinois. ' Gazette ot Sept. 29, 1821

Lydia, wife of Sanfoid, in this town, in 50th

year; had been at a meeting, after service

was shaking hands with friends when she

fell dead ; her two sisters died nearly as

suddenly; ' Jan. 7, 1825

Rev. William, at Brooklyn, N, V., aged n

years, (jazette of Fel). 16, 1825

Aug. 20,

1819

April 22,

1809

May 29,

1822

May 14,

1824

July 12,
June 15,

1823
1821

March 26,
Jan. 5,
Feb. 3,

1825
1811
1814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 239

ROSSITER Maria S., only daughter of Nathan-
iel, Esq., of New Haven, in this town, aged
17 years,
ROTCH Capt. Joseph, at New Bedford. Ga-
zette of
Francis, Esq., at New Bedford, aged -j}, years.

Gazette of
Elizabeth, wife of William, .Sen., in 90th year,
at New Bedford, of .Society of Friends,
ROTHWELI^ Lieutenant, a passenger on board
schooner Mountstole, wrecked at sea. Ga-
zette of
ROUND Dr. Chace, at Rehoboth, in 76th year,
Rufus, formerly postmaster at Rehoboth, at

Taunton, aged 43 years. Gazette of
John, in 25th year,
Amos, at Rehoboth, in 5gth year,
Mary, widow of James, at .Smithfield, aged

56 years, Nov. 20, 1820

Mrs. Anna, wife of Oliver, at Warren, in 79th

year, Nov. 20, 1821

Elder Sylvester, at Rehoboth, aged 45 years.

Gazette of Nov. 6, 1824

ROUNDTREE Josejih, in jail in North Carolina,
for passing counterfeit money ; a suicide.
Gazette of Jan. 11, 1817

Mrs. Waitstill, youngest daughter of Abel
Allen, of this town, at Louisville, Ga., aged
23 years,
ROULSTON Lavinia, aged 20 years ; killed by
lightning, at Morristown, N. J. Gazette of
ROULSTON E George, a native of Boston,
editor of Kno.wille Gazette, of Knoxville,
Tenn., aged 38 years. Gazette of
ROUSE Capt. Oliver, of Wrentham, perished in

the late storm. Gazette of
ROUSMANIERE Lewis, Esq., late member of

General Assembly, at Newport,
ROWE Thomas, a seaman on board one of
the men-of-war in the harbor, drowned in
swimming from the vessel to the shore, at
Boston. Gazette of
Hon. John, at Ouincy, aged 47 j-ears, for-
merly a senator in Massachusetts Legisla-
ture for Essex Co
ROWLAND David, Esq., kinsman of Rev.
David S., of Providence, at Fairfield, Ct.
Gazette of Sept. 10, 1768

Catharine Macauley, daughter of Rev. David
S., at Windsor, Ct., aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of Aug. 17, 1793

Nov. 2,

1822

Sept. 21,

iSii

May 4,

I So 5

Dec. 23,

1786

May 6,

1820

June 27,

1772

May 24,

1812

•240 VITAL KKCOKl) OF JillOhK ISLAND

ROWLAND Kcv. D.iviil S., former! \- pastor nf
the l''irst Ccini;rc^,iti(inal Cliiirch, nf this
tiiwii, at ICast \\'iiuls(ir, Ct.. aged 74 )'ears.
(ia/elte nf l''eb. L 1794

lietsey, wife of ke\'. Mr. Knwl.nul

and daughter of I ion. Roger Xewhiitg, at

Windsor, Ct., Aug. 12, 1796

Mrs. S , wife of Rev. Mr. Rowland.

at I-:.\eter, N. II. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1798

Mis. , wife of Rev. William i''rederick,

at l',.\eler, i\'. H , very sudilenl)'. (ia/.etteof JulyO, iSii

ROWl.l-'.Y Mr. Samuel, at Windsor, Ct., aged

100 \e.iis, 8 months, 15 days, Jan. 6, 1812

RO\' j.diiis, printer, at \ew N'ork, ot the fe\'ei".

(iazette of Oct. 5, 1799

RO\'.S'ri':R William, murdered by blacks, at

IV-tersburg, \'a. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1821

RL'l)ln)CK (jcoi'ge, late an apiirentice to Mr,
Smith, of Providence ; killed by lightnmg
at sea. near Turk's Island, W. I., June 2, 1771

Majoi" John, in 60th year, at Hostoii, suddenly, Aug. 26. 1772
R C 1 )!•'. Zachariah, aged 107 )ears, at Pieston, Ct.

( 'i.i/elle of Alarch 7, 1795

Rri)l-:N Jacques, at New York, aged 36 years, ()ct. 5, 1806

.Mis. Hannah, wife of Alexander, formerl)' ot
this town, at New Vi.irk, in 49th )ear. (ja-
zette of ' Aug. 13, 1823

Rl'I-'I'IN M. Meniable, count ol the iM-cnch
I-'.mpiie. (ieneral .if lJi\ision, Command, mt
ot the l.i-gion of Honor, Knight of the
(Jiilerof Henry de Sa.xc ; born in I''rance ;
wounded in t!;e neck at Hariosa ; taken
])risoner and died on bo.ard His ]'>. ,M. Shi]i,
Gorgon, in his 39th year. May 15. 181 1

Rl'G(;i.I':S Hiig. (ieneral.'late of M.issachusetts,
at Wilmot, Nova Scotia, aged 86 )-ears.
(nizette of " Sept 26, 1795

Mrs. ] )eli\ erance, widow of Xalhamel, at

Rochester, Mass., in 74th \ear. (i.izelteot l''eh 21. 1807

Dr. Samuel, at Thompson, Ct., aged 69 ye. us,

a cancer s|)ecialist, June 19, 1809

Henjauiin, at New]iort, merchant, in 47th

year. ( kizette of Dec, 19, im8

Hon, Nathaniel, at Ko.xbury, Mass, late

member ot Congiess, aged 58 )e.iis, Dec. 19, 1819

krMh'ORD Count, at Autereil, aged 60 yeais,

a native of yXnierica. Gazette of Nov. 12, 1814

RL'MKI';iI,l. blbene/.er, late of this town, at

Last (Jieenwich. Gazette of June 21, 1777

Mrs. Sarah, at New[)ort. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1788

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 241

RUMREILL Thomas, Esq., at Newport, aged

76 years, Aug. 29, 1814

RUMSEY Mr. , of Maryland, in Lon-
don ; well known for his mechanical inven-
tions. Gazette of March 23, 1793
RUNDLE Daniel, at Philadelphia, merchant,

aged 70 years. Gazette of June 6, 1795

RUSH Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon. Judge Rush,

at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1806

Dr. Benjamin, at Philadelphia, of the prevail-
ing fever, April 19, 1 81 3

Dr. Joseph, at St. John's Island, S. C, in
60th year; had practiced there for more
than 30 years ; was a native of Philadel-
phia; studied under Dr. John Redman; was
surgeon on the Alliance, Com. Barry, in
the War of the Revolution, Dec. 20, 1817

Julia, eldest daughter of Hon. Richard, U. S.

Minister to England, at London, June 30, 1822

Benjamin, son of the late Dr. Benjamin, of

Philadelphia, at New Orleans, Dec. 17, 1825

RUSHWORTH William S., a native of Wake-
field, Yorkshire, Eng., in this town, in 27th
year, June 11, 1821

RUSS Azariah, at Ashford, Ct., aged 85 years, Feb. 25, 1824

Mrs. Mercy, widow of Azariah, at Ashford,

Ct., aged 84 years, March 3, 1824

RUSSELL Mary, wife of Joseph, merchant, at

Providence, Aug. 8, 1770

Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Benjamin, aged 66
years, at Boston, Jan. 16, 1772

Jason, of Monotomy, killed at Le.xington, April 19, 1775

Seth, of Monotomy, reported missing at

Lexington. April 19, 1775

Mrs. Faith, widow of Hon. David, at Boston.

Gazette of June 17, 1775

Dea. James, in 62d year, at Holliston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 27, 1777

Jeremiah, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Abraham, killed at Fairhaven by the British, Sept. 7, 1778

Hon. Joseph, in 78th year, at Bristol, July 31. 1780

Benjamin, son of Joseph, buried, Oct. 18, 1780

Ensign , of Lt. Col. ]'"letcher's Regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of July 21, 1781

Amey, wife of Joseph, merchant, in 36th
year, Aug. 7, 1784

•Thomas Walley, son of Joseph, of Boston, in

24th year. Gazette of July 30, 1785

March 29,

1786

Aug. 7,

1787

Feb, 15,

1788

July 16,
May 18,

1789
1792

Nov. 2,
Sept. 13,

1793
1794

Nov. 7,

1795

Dec. 5,

1795

Feb. 4,
April 1 1,

1796
1796

796

•2i2 VITAL KKCOKI) OF l{HOI)E ISLAND

RUSSKLF Joseph Dolbeare, in 30th year,

Miss Hopkins, youngest daughter of Joseph,

ICsq., merchant,
Jonathan, late of this town, nieichant, at

Mention,
Miss Hayley, daughter uf Joseph, Esq., in

21st year,
Hon. Joseph, at Woodstock, in 60th year,
ICIuabeth, wife of Capt. John, in 30th year.

Gazette of
Capt. John, in 29th year. Ga/:ette of
Rev. Noadiah, of Thomjison, Ct., suddenly,

at Mendon, Mass., at an advanced age; had

been a minister about 40 years. Gazette of
Josejih, Esq.. Town Treasurer of Boston. Ga-
zette of
James, late of U.xbridge, Mass., at New

York,
Hon. Thomas, of Boston, buried
Ezekiel, printer, at Iniston, aged 53 years.

(Gazette of Se[5t. 17,

Mary, second daughter of Major Thomas, at

Newjiort. Gazette of Sept. 17,

15ctsey, daughter of the late Joseph, Dec. 3,

Mrs. RIartha, wife of John, in this town, in

56th year, Dec. 16,

Mrs. Esther, wife of Alajor Benj.iinin, at Bos-
ton, aged 32 years, (iazette of
Martha, daughter of John, in 32d year,
Capt, , of the ship Madison, of Bos-
ton, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
Mrs. Joanna, mother oi Major Benjamin, at

l^ostoii, aged 68 years, (iazctte of
Thomas, Esq., late of l?irniingham, luig., at

]5altimore. aged 25 years. Gazette of
Martha Ann, daughter of ("apt. William, in

this town, ageii 2 years, 3 months.
Mrs, Nanc}', wife of John \V,, at Bristol, in

36th year, (iazette of
Jose])h, I'^sq., at lioston, merchant, in 5Sth

year,
Mrs. Syhia, wite of Hon. Jonathan, Esq.,

Charge de Affairs of the L'liited States, at

Paris, J'"rance, in 33d year, J"ly 9.

William, seaman, killed mi board frigate

Chespaeake, in action with the .Shannon, June i,

John, in this town, in 77th year, July 8,

Ca[)t. J(.)hn W., at Bristol, in 44th year, Aug. 20,

Henry, merchant, in this town, in 52d year ;

of Society of l'"riends, J"')''' '"^'S

June 30,
Ai)ril 5,

1798
1800

Nov. 5,

1803

Sept. 14,

1805

Nov. 8,

1806

April 30,

1810

Sept. 15.

1810

Nov. 26,

1810

96
96

797

811

813
813

814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 243

RUSSELL Mr-s. Mary C, wife of Samuel, late
of this town, at Middletown, Ct.,

Ephraim, native of Stow, Ma.ss., in thi.s town,

Nathaniel, formerly of Bristol, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of

William, formerly of this town, at Pomfret,
Ct., aged 64 years,

Miss Nancy, at Bristol, aged 75 years,

Thomas, at Martinsburg, Va., aged 79 years;
a soldier of the Revolution ; was in Lafay-
ette's brigade at Yorktown. Gazette of

Col. William, in this town, in 86th year,

Mrs. Anne, wife of Laden, and daughter of
the late Benjamin Cozzens, of this town,
at Northbridge, Mass., in 63d year,

Charles Augustus, son of Capt. William, in
this town, aged i year 9 months,
RUST James, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Zebulon, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and
RUTTExMBERG Capt. Thomas, in this town.

Gazette of
RUTENBURGH Daniel, at North Providence.
Gazette of

Mrs. Amey, widow of Thomas, in 85th year,
in this town,

RUTTENBURG Mrs. , wife of Solomon.

Gazette of
RUTGERS Midshipman, of the Macedonian, of

the fever. Gazette of
RUTLEDGE Governor of South Caro-
lina, at Charleston, S. C,

John, Sen., Esq., at Charleston, S. C,

Gen. John, of South Carolina, formerly mem-
ber of Congress, at Philadelphia. Gazette
of Sept. II,

RUTLFiY Jacob, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
RUTTER George, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Artemadorous, drowned in the Ohio river.
Gazette of

RYAN Capt. , died of wounds received

in a riot, at Dublin, Ire.,

Mrs., wife of Capt. William, at Norwich, Ct.
Gazette of

Mrs. , widow, at Salem, very suddenly,

aged 53 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. William, at New-
port, in 85th year,

Sept. 4.
Feb. 3,

819
820

April 27,

1820

May 22,
May 22,

822
823

Sept. 15,
Feb. 10,

[824
825

April iS,

825

Sept. 30,

825

Dec. 26,

1777

Dec. 26,

m

Oct. 7,

797

May 24,

^m

Jan. 19,

821

April 9,

774

Aug. 14,

822

Jan. u,

800

July 10,

800

Dec. 26,
Oct. 6,

777
798

May 18,

822

May 27,

[798

Sept. 15,

798

June 20,

807

Jan. 12,

821

819

244 VITAL KKCOKI) OK RHODE LSLAND

RYAN Gen. James W., at ]5inns\vick, aged 107
years; his wife is now living at the age of
98, in good health ; have lived together 74
years ; have had no issue ; the General
was an active officer in the Revolution and
was well up to 8 hours of his death. Ga-
zette of Jan. 22, 1823
Mary, Lady Superior, Ursuline convent, Bos-
ton, aged 38 years. Gazette of April 21, 1S24

RYER James, near Kingsbridge, N. Y., in 80th
year ; three brothers and a sister survive
him, at the ages of 94, 89, 83 and 74 years, Sept. 14, 1825

RYLAND , executed at Newgate, Lon-
don, Aug. 29, 1783
Rev. John, at Bristol, Eng., [iresident of Bris-
tol Baptist Theological Semmary, May 25, 1825

SABIN Elizabeth, wife of Thrmias, at Provi-
dence, April 7, 1771

Mrs. Phebe, wife of James. Gazette of Aug. 8, 1772

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Timothy. Gazette of July 6, 1782

James, Sen., of Rehoboth. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1786

llezekiah, at New Haven, in 71st year. Ga-
zette of April 2, 1791

Timothy, of this town, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Feb. 4, 1792

Ca[)t. James, Jun., of this town, at Caiie

Nicholas Mole. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1794

Sarah, wife of John, in 39th )'ear. (Gazette
of April 26, 1800

William, at Rehoboth, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Aug. 9, 1800

Thomas, of this town, at Rehoboth. Gazette

of Sept. 27, 1800

Jcuiies, in this town, in 78th year, April 26, 1806

Capt. John, master of the ship Charlotte, of

]5ristol, at sea, aged 28 years. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1808

Mary, widow of Thomas, in this town, in 54th
year, May 30, 1808

Seth, at Killingly, Ct., aged 70 years, while

on a visit from V'ermont. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1810

Susannah, wife of John, in this town, in 50th
year, Dec. 28, 18 10

Mrs. Julia L., wife of Jonathan, and only
daughter of Alexis Teste, in this town, April 2, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 245

SABIN George Edmond, infant son of Hezekiah,

Jan., aged 15 months 15 days, Aug. 14, 181 3

Sarah, only daughter of Col. Hezekiah, in

this town, aged 26 years, April 5, 1816

John, in this town, aged about 60 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 27, 1817

James M., of this town, at Calcutta, India, Nov. 15. 1819

John, son of the late Capt. Jesse, of this
town, aged 22 years, at sea on board brig
Sail and Hope, on passage from Matanzas
to this port, July '. 'S21

Col. Hezekiah, formerly of New Haven, aged

72 years, m this town, April 5, 1822

SACKET Mrs. Ann, wife of Adnah, in this town,

in 24th year, June i, 1823

SADDLER John, at Attleboro, aged 55 years.

Gazette of Jan. 13, 1810

SAFFORD Hon. Samuel, Esq, at Vermont,

aged 76 years, a Revolutionary soldier, March 14, 1S13

SAGE Jacob, seaman, killed on board the Con-
stitution in her action with the Guerriere, Aug. 20, 1812
SAIDLER James, at New York, suddenly. Ga-
zette of Aug. 6. 1803
SALIGNY General, Grand Marshal of the Pal-
ace to King Joseph, of a fever, at Madrid.
Gazette of April 29, 1809
SALISBURY Daniel, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Daniel, in 25th year, Oct. 27, 1794

Joshua, in this town. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1800

Capt. Jesse, at Pawtucket, formerly of this

town, aged 38 years. Gazette of May 8, 1802

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of John, in Koth year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 6, 1804

Samuel O., of this town, at Havana, in 21st

year, May — ,1811

Freelove, daughter of George, at Barrington,

of the fever. Gazette of April 27, 18 16

John, in this town, aged 92 years. Gazette

of March 22, 1817

Nathan, formerly of Cranston, at Horner, N.

Y., aged 65 years, May 4, 18 17

Ann Maria, daughter of James, in this town,

in 4th year, April 29, 1820

Hannah, daughter of James (colored), aged 7

years, Aug. 29, 1821

Miss Lucinda, at North Providence, in 19th

year, Dec. 11, 1822

Joseph, of Tiverton, near Georgetown, S. C.

Gazette of Jan. i, 1823

045 Vri'Al. HKCOHD OK liHODK ISLAND

SALISBURY Daniel, in this town, in 29th year. July 13, 1823

I'eleg Cranston, son of (icorge, in this tnwn,
aged 15 months, Aug. 26, 1824

Samuel, at Seekonk, aged 61 years. (Kizette
of " Aug. 24, 1825

Capt. Jonathan, at I^ast Greenwich, aged 70
years, formerly member of General As-
sembly; while m his vigor he weighetl 360
pounds. Gazette of " Aug. 27, 1825

SALLY Mrs. Nella, wife of James, at Attleboro,

aged 68 years. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1822

SALTICR Richard, at lioston, aged 65 years,

formeily of this town. Gazette of ' Jan. 22, 1803

lames, Treasurer of New Jersey. He was
much abuscil when his treasury was robbed,
(iazette of ' Dec. 31, 1803

Mr. .thrown from his wagon and killed

at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1825

SALTONSTALL Lanny, wife of Capt. Dudley,

at New London, in 44th year. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1787

("apt. Gurdon, in the West Lidies, belonged

to New London. Gazette <if July 25, 1795

Thomas 15., of New London, at the West
Indies. Gazette of July 25, 1795

Capt. Dudley, of New London, at St. Nicho-
las Mole. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

Richard R., merchant, at New Ynrk. Ga-
zette of -Sept. 22, 179S

Richard R., son of Rosw.ill. at New London.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Rosewell, late of New London, meichant, at

New York, aged 6^ years, Jan. 12, 1804

Miss TIannah, at New York, of the fever.

Gazette of Seiil. 21, 1805

Capt. Nathaniel, at Marietta, Ohio, aged 80
years, formerly of New London, .1 Revolu-
tionary officer. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1S07

\Vinthro[), I'^si|., at New Lonilmi, aged 74

years. Gazette «if Aug. 3. 1811

SAMTLT: i\Irs. Sanih, wiilnw <il l.'apt. James,
dec, late of Hoston, at Ivehdbcith. Gazette
,,| Aug. 10, 1776

SAMPSON Alexander. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1785

Samuel, attorney at law, m his 36th year, ^ June 6, 1794

Mrs. , widow, late of Waterman. Ga-
zette of ^ Oct. 10, 1795

John, of this town, at Charleston. S. C. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15, 1796

John Stacey, formerly of this town, in Lon-
don, an ingenious inventor of candle mak-
ing machinery. Gazette of March 24, 1798

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 247

SAMPSON Charles, in this town, in 43d year, Jan. 15, 1805

Alexander, in this town, aged 33 years, March 19, 1810

Mrs. Mary, wife of Rev. Ezra, at Hudson, N.

Y., aged 57 years, June i, 181 2

Rev. Ezra, at New York, in 76th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 20, 1823

, child of Isaac P., of Weymouth,

drowned off Spectacle Island, near Boston, June 14, 1824

George, of Kingston, Mass., in this town,
aged 33 years (carried to Kingston for
burial). May 8, 1825

Rev. William, Rector of the Parish of Grims-
by, U. C. ; he stumbled and the gun -he
was carrying discharged its contents into
his right leg; unfavorable symptoms develop-
ing, he died within 48 hours. Gazette of May 22, 1822
SANBORN John, of Capt. Prescott Co.,
wounded (since died) at battle of Tippi-
canoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Abraham, drowned in Concord River, N. H.,
aged 2^ year^ being an expert diver, he
had dove several times where the water
was near 30 feet deep, and brought up
stones from the bottom. The last time he
came up under the raft before he could
get out; drowned. Gazette of July 23, 1823

SANDEMON Robert, at Uanbury, Ct., about April i, 1771

Robert, a native of Perth, North Britain,
died at Danbury, April 2, 1771, aged 53
years. (This is taken from the tablet —
J, N. A.) Gazette of Aug. 8, 1772

Richard, of this town, at Jamaica. Gazette

of Sept. 17, 1796

Dr. ,in Kentucky, killed by John Ham-
ilton ; the deceasetl had between $8,000
and $10,000 on his person when murdered.
Gazette of Sept. 6, 18 17

SANDFORD Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at

Newport, in 72d year, Aug. 8, 181 1

John, Esq., at Attleboro, in 37th year, Oct. 12, 1812

Elizabeth, at Killingly, Ct., a transient per-
son, aged about 45 years, July 15, 1813

Caleb K., at CatskiU, N. Y., aged 8 years,

thrown from a load of hay. Gazette of June 6, 1818

SANDS Phebe, daughter of John, Esq., of New

Shoreham, at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Treadwell, at New

Shoreham, in 39th year. Gazette of April 13, 1805

Col. Ray, at Block Island, aged 72 years.

Gazette of Feb. 27, 1S08

24S VITAL, KKCOUD OK KHoDE ISLAND

SAM )S Henry B., U. S. Navy, at Sackett's Har-
bor. Gazette (if Way 2 j, 1818

Ray T., Esq., at New .Shnreham, suddenl)-,

in 44th year, ' Feb. 18, 1S19

John, at New Shorehain, in 76th year, fur
nn>re than 39 years member of General
Assembly, Dec. 27, 1820

Robert G., aged 59 years, at East Green-
wich, many years member of General
Assembly from New -Shoreham. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1824

Col. John, at Cowneck, I.. I., aged 74 years.

SANUT , execntetl for the murder of

Kotzulue, in Germany. Gazette of July 27, 1820

SANDWICH LSI.ANDS the king of the, in
I'lngland; his queen died a short time
since. Gazette of Sept. i, 1824

SANDYS Hon. .Samuel, Lord Sandys and
Haron of Ombersley, of the Privy Council,
in luigland, July 4, 1769

SANh'ORD Ann, widow of Capt. Henjamin, at

New|)ort, in 74th year. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1782

Joseph, at Newport. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1784

Daniel, at Norwich, Ct., took corrosive mer-
cury su[)i)osing it to be salts. Gazette of June 14, 178S

Lydia, daughter of the late Joseiih, Jr., at

Newport. Gazette of July 30, 1791

Miss Rebecca, at Newport, suddenly, aged

58 years. Gazette of May 13, 1797

Samuel, at Newport, in 72d year. Gazette

of Sept. 25, 1802

Samuel, at Newport. Gazette ot Nov. 23, 1805

EUery, at Bristol, aged 52 years, Jan. 5, 1819

Ann, daughter of Joseph, at Newjxirt, in

18th year. Gazette ol Oct. 16, 1819

-Sarah, widow of J<ihn, at Attleboro, in 42d

year, Dec. 7, 1820

Miss W'aile, daughter of Royal, at Bristol,

aged 31 years, I'"el). 15, 1 82 I

Asa. of S<inthbury, tirst mate of shiji {''anny

of New York, at Cadiz, l-'eb. 15, 1822

Mrs. Ruth, wife of John and d.uighter of
Richard Sisson, of I'oitsmouth, at Middle-
town, (iazette of I'"el). 27, 1822

Mrs. I'riscilla, widow of Capt. James, at

New])()rt, aged 76 years, March 20, 1823

Restcome, formerly of Rhode Island, at Ren-
sellaerville, N. Y., aged 65 years. Ga-
zette of Nov. 26, 1823

Mrs. Mary, widow of Gyles, at Newport,

aged 84 years, Jan. 2, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 249

SARDINIA the King of, June 16, 181 1

SARGENT Daniel, merchant, at Boston, aged

75 years. Gazette of Feb. 22, 1806

Mrs. Mary, widow of the late Rev. Winwood,

formerly Episcopal minister at Cambridge,

Mass., and daughter of the late Rev.

Arthur Hrown, rector of Queen's Chapel,

Portsmouth, N. H., at Bath, Eng. Ga-
zette of June II, 1808
Jonathan, aged 70 years, at Haverhill; he was

followed to iiis grave by his mother who

thus buried her si.xth and last son. Ga-
zette of June 28, 1817
Hon. Winthrop, formerly of Massachusetts

but of late a resident of Natchez, Miss.,

an early settler in the Mississi[)]3i Territory

and at one time governor; on his passage

from Natchez to Philadelphia. Gazette of J^'y 6, 1820

Mrs. Mary, wife of Lucius, and daughter of

the late Dr. Binney, at Philadelphia, F"eb. 2, 1824

SARLE Solomon, chairmaker. Gazette of Feb. 19, 1774

Mrs. Rhoby, vvite of Joseph, in 24th year, at

Cranston. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1786

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathan B., in Scituate,

in 34th year, July 23, 1818

Solomon, in this town, in 84th year, Oct. 19, 1820

Ezekiel, at Cranston, aged 7^ years, Sept. 2, 1825

SARLY Capt. Jacob, commander of the ship

President Washington, at Calcutta, Jan. i, 1793

SATTERLY Mrs. , killed by lightning, in

Putnam Co., N. Y., just as she supposed

she had reached a place of safety. Ga-
zette of June 29, 1825
SAUNDP'RS Joseph, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Nathaniel, Dec. 9, 1789

William, late of the city of Bristol, merchant,

at Charleston, S. C, a few days ago, at

Baltimore, July i, 1791

Stephen, son of Abraham, of Glocester, fell

from the tongue of his wagon, and the

wheels passing over his head, Jan. 7, 1795

Mr. , died in gaol, in PLngland, after a

confinement of six years ; he had killed a

hare. Gazette of June 4, 1796

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Capt. Joseph, in this

town, in 25th year, left an aged mother

and two children, March 27, 1806

■Capt. Jesse, at an advanced age, m this town, Nov. 27, 1809

250 VITAL I{K('()I{1) OF imoDE ISLAXl)

SAUNDERS Mrs. Snrah, wife of Capt. Daniel,

at Salem, aged 6o years. Gazette of Jan. 27, iSio

Major John, of the Corps of Artillerists and

Engineers U. S. Armv, at Eort Nelson,

Va. ; was commandant at Norfolk, \'a.

Gazette of March 31, 1810
, killed by his brother in a dispute

over the division of their father's estate,

in Gates Co., N. C. Gazette of Ai'g- 12, 181 5

Lieut. James, at Norfolk, \'a., of ttie U. S.

Navy. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1816

William, at Paris, Ky., killed while hunting

by a companion accidentally, July 24, 1817

Lydia, aged 14 \ears, found murdered at

Highland Co., Ohio. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1S17

Mrs. Mary, wife of Jeremiah, at Glocester,

aged 43 years, March 5, 1820

Caleb, in this town, in 69th year. May I2, 1821

Mr. , shot dead by a negro near Sa-
vannah, Ga., July 8, 1821
Harriet, at Baltimore, by exposure, Nov. 12, 1824
Samuel, in this town, in 25th year. Gazette

of April 27, 1825

SA\'A(}E Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel Phillips

Savage, suddenly, aged 46 years, at Boston, Eeb. 12, 1764
Patty, at Manchester, \"t.. aged 18 vears. suf-
focated b)' charcoal, Dec. 15, 1791
Mrs. Prudence, widow of Capt. Jose|)h, at

Middletown, Ct., aged 100 vears. Gazette

of Sept. 26, 1807

Serhern, of Baltimore, drowned olf I'"ort Mc-

Henry, Sept. 20, 1808

John, son of Samuel, Esc[., of Boston, at

15ariistable. Gazette of Oct. 12, 181 1

Giles, of Middletown, Ct., in 45th year, liLiried

with Masonic honors, Oct. 22, 1812

SAVORY John, at .Ikadford, Mass., aged 65

years. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1823

William, at Philadelphia, a l'"riend, jane 19, 1804

SAWIN Mr.s. Meltiah, wife of I.s.iac, in 24th

year, Jan. 2^, 182 1

Mrs. .Sallv, wife of Moses, and daughter of

the l.ite Capt. Samuel Wcsicott, in this

to,vn, in 42(1 year. Oct. 18, 1821

Eliz.ibeth L., youngest daughter of Isa.ic, in

this town, Jul)- 26, 1825

S.\\\"()R Nathan, died at H.ilila.x, a jirisoner of

war. between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

SAW'^'I'.R Michael, ordinary seaman, killed on

Ixiard frigate Chesa[.)eake, in action with

the Shannon, June i, 1S13

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

251

SAWYER Col. Ephraim, formerly of Lancaster,
Mass., aged 94 years. He served in the
Provincial Army during the reign of George
II and III, and in the Revolution; at South
Hero, V't.,

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, at Boston, aged 105
years. She could give a clear account of
events of a century past. Had rode to
church horseback after she was 98, and
visited neighbors after she was 100. Her
descendants are between three and four
hundred. Gazette of

Dr. Enoch, a son of his, aged 8 years, was
hooked by a cow, at Belleville. Gazette of

Amos, native of Massachusetts, at New Or-
leans, of the fever, aged 28 years,

Capt. Walker, of Bristol, formerly of Cole-
brook, N. H., aged about 38 years. Ga-
zette of

Rev. Joseph, pastor of the Congregational
Church and Society, at Leverett, Mass.,
aged 30 years. Gazette of
SAXTON Orrin B., printer, formerly of this
town, at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Gazette of
SAY Miss — • , at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Dr. Benjamin, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
SAYER Capt. Benjamin, at Newport, in 56th
year. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, daughter of Lewis, at Newport, in
17th year. Gazette of

Rev. Thomas, rector of the Episcopal Church,
Georgetown, Penn. Gazette of

Mrs. Susan, wife of James, and daughter of
the late Mr. S. Chappell, formerly of New-
port, in this town, in 40th year,
SAYLER Joseph, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of

war, iDetween Nov. 23, 1776, and
SAYLES Mrs. Sarah, at ,.n advanced age, at
Johnston. Gazette of

Charles, at Smithfield, in 30th year. Gazette
of

Eli.sha, at Glocester, his son, a lad about 1 1
years, smothered in a pit, the earth caving
on him,

Mrs. Martha, widow of Elisha, Esq., of Smith-
field, at Cumberland, in 76th year. Ga-
zette of

Zerviah, wife of Nathan, and granddaughter
of Annanias and Zerviah Mowry, aged 28
years, at Smithfield,

Jan. 29, 1 814

Feb. II, 1 81 5

Aug. 3, 1 8 16

Sept. — , 1817

Feb. 7, 1820

Jan. I, 1823

Jan. 12, 1825

Oct. 26, 1793

May I, 1813

March 24, 1798

March 17, 1804

Jan. 21, 1809

Dec. 14, 1822

Dec. 26, 1777

Dec. 18, 1784

Nov. 7, 1795

Nov. 7, 1802

Feb. 9, 1805

Nov. 16, 1806

VITAL liKCOnn op RHODK ISLAND

SAYLl^S Miss Harriet, (lauj;htcr of Cai)t. David,

at Cumberland, in 23d year, (Gazette of Aug. 10, 181 1

Mary, daughter of the kite IJenjamin, at

Smithfield, aged 25 years, Jan. 18, 181 3

Master , at Smithfield, in 7th year, of

the fever, April 10, 1S14

Jeremiah, at a very advanced age, at North

I'rovidence. (iazette of July 4, 1818

David, Esq., many years a member of Town
Council and General Assembly; served as
captain in the Re\'olution in Col. Jeremiah
Olney's Regiment, at Cumberland, Jan. 9, 1S20

Mrs., widow of Capt. David, at Cumberland, Oct. 11, 1821

John, at North Providence, in loist year;
was born Jan. 17, 1722; was one of 13 male
children born in Smithfield, and last sur-
vivor of them ; was prominent in public
alfairs ; was Re[)resentative and Senator
in the General Assembly. His remains
were carried to Smithfield and buried be-
side his wife; died March i, 1S22

Lyman, at Cumberland, in 26th year, July 30, 1823

Stephen, son of the late Jerenii.di, at North

Providence, in 33d year, Dec. 27, 1823

Sarah Louisa, only daughter of Jesse, at

Smithfield, aged 2 years. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1825

Laura, daughter of Capt. Chad, at Gl<icester,
aged 16 years. Aug. 17, 1823

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Duty, and daughter of
Major Noah Hutterworth. at Wrentham,
suddenly, in 27th year, Aug. 24, 1S25

SAVRK Rev. James, late of Newport, at P'air-

field, Ct , Feb. 18, 1798

Dr. P'rancis 11, at Philadeljjhia ; had 100 pa-
tients to whose preservation he fell a vic-
tim of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 15, 179S

Capt. David, at .Sag Phirbor, killed by a bull.

Gazette of Oct. 4. 181 7

-Stephen, Ivsq., in \'irginia, aged 86 years; he
and Mr. Lee, both yXmericans, were at mie
time sheriffs of London; he suffered much
for his triendliness to the .American cause.
Gazette of Dec. 12, 181S

Mrs. l^lizabeth, wife of Joshua, of Xewjiort,
and second daughter of 'I'honias Kinnecutt,
of and at .Seekonk, in 22d year. Ma)' 16, 1819

SCA.M^H■;L Col. , killed at ^^)rktown, Oct'. 14, 1781

SCAN'D1-;LLS Dr. J. H., at New York. Ga-
zette of .Sept. 22, 1798
SCAR]50R()UGii Mrs. Mary, at ]?rooklin, Ct.,

aged 60 years. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1810

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 253

SCARBOROUGH Mrs. Mary, wife of Nehe-

miah, in this town, in 4i.st year, Oct. i, 1821

SCHAEFF'ER Fredericlc George, Esq., late
editor and proprietor of the "Federal Re-
publican and Baltimore Telegraph, " at
Philadelphia, in 30th year. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1823

Mrs. Catharine, at Baltimore. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1800

George, at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

SCHELLER Mr. J. , at Bethany, Wayne

Co., N. Y., the house caught fire and two
of the children perished in the flames.
Gazette of July 31, 1819

SCHELLEM Capt. , of Huyn's Hes.sian,

killed in battle, Aug. 29, 1778

SCHEMEL Rev. W. H., missionary, at Sierra

Leone, April 24, 1823

SCHERMAKE Jacob, a native of Hamburgh, at

an advanced age. Gazette of May 7, 1774

SCHERMERHORN Hans, aged 72 years, and
50 years a schoolmaster in Germany ; his
usher made a calculation of his life's work;
thus had given 911,500 cow skinnings,
121,000 birchings, 209,000 custodies (im-
prisonments), 150,000 cla])s with ferule,
10,200 boxes on ear, 22,700 tasks by heart,
700 boys had stood on jicas, 600 had knelt
on a sharp edge of wood, 5,000 m fool's
cap, 1,700 the rod. Gazette of May 7, 1814

Maria, murdered by John V. Win Patten, at

Schenectady, N. Y. Gazette of Jan, 29, 1825

SCHILLER , the German author. Ga-
zette of Aug. 10, 1805

SCHURCH Andrew, at Philadelphia, of wounds
received from a fall of a chimney which
killed Mr. O'Connor, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 7, 18 1 8

SCUTT Caspar C, Usq., merchant, at Charleston,

S. C, suddenly. Gazette of July 2, 1803

SCHUTZ Mr. , drowned him.self in a

privy vault. Gazette of Sept. 20, 18 17

SCHUYLER Cortlandt, Esq , from a fall from

a horse, at Albany. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1773

Hon. Peter, in Montgomery Co., N. Y. Ga-
zette of Jan, 2r, 1792
John B., Esq., .son of General Schuyler, at

Saratoga. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1795

Philip A., at New Barbados Neck, N. Y.,
aged 41 years. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

254 VITAL KKCOKI) OK liHODK ISLAND

SCHUVLKR Major Gen. Philij), at Albany, in

73il year, an (ifficer of su])eii()r merit during

the War ni the Revolution. Ciazette of Dec. i, 1804

Col. Philip P., at Albany, in 73d year, an

officer of merit in the Revolution. Ga-
zette of June 18, 1808
Abraham, at Albany, suddenly, in 76th year, May 27, 1812
SCHWARTZ Valentine, one of the first settlers

in P'rederickstown, Md. Gazette of March 28, i8oi

SCHWARTZENBF.RG Field Marshal, Prince

Charles of, aged 49 years, at Leipsic, Nov. 15, 1820

P'ield Marshal, Prince Charles of, who com-
manded the allied armies and out gen-

eraled Bonaparte and took Paris in 1814,

in Peipsic, Ger. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1820

SCHWP:I(;HAUFER Nicholas, of New York,

merchant, at Elizabethtovvn. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1799

SCOTT Mr. John, at Newport. Gazette ot" Junes, ^773

John, Marine -Secretary of State, of New

York, Sept. 14, 1784

Mrs. Eunice, wife of P)r. Jol>, member of

Society of l<"riends, Jul\' 4, 1791

Job, a i-'riend minister, died near l)ul)lin,

Ireland, Nov. 22, 1 793

John, at North Providence Gazette of June 3, 1797

Joseph, at Boston, merchant. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

Mary, daughter of the late Joseph, at Boston.

Gazette of July 25, iSoi

Dr. Hugh, postmaster at Pittsburgh, formerly

captain in British Army and a ph\-sician of

eminence, (iazette of June 9, 1804

Warren, his son aged about 14 years was

killed iiy woh'es near Newburgh, N. Y.

Gazette <if " l'"eb. 8, 1806

Mrs. Martha, wife of John C, at Newport.

Gazette ot APuxh 8, 1S06

Dr. , celebrated ( ierm.ni doctor, at

Newtown, N. Y. (iazette of April 19, 1806

John C, merchant, at Newjiort. (iazette of Nov. 2(j, 1808

James, at Boston, aged 63 years, June 19, 1809

George, F2sq., at Washington Co., Md., .Sept. 2, 1809

RPijor Jose|)h, marshal of \'irginia, served

in the Revolution, at Richmond, \'i\. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, iSio
Mr.s. i\hiry, wife of R. IP, ot [•"anfax Co., \'a.,

from injuries received in the burning of

the theatre, at Richmond the 26th ult.

(.iazette of Jan. 25, 1812

(ien. Charles, late governor of Kentuck)', in

74tli year, Oct. 22, 1813

PUOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 255

SCOTT William, innkeeper, murdered by two

frequenters of his bar, at Norfolk, Va., July 19, 1814

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. George, and
daughter of the late Stephen Aurault, ICsq ,
at Newport, in 74th year, March 16, 1816

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Jeremiah and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Samuel Sanford, of
Milford, Ct., in 71st year, at Smithfield, Oct. 15, 1816

Capt. , drowned near City Point, Haiti-
more, by upsetting of a boat in a squall.
Gazette of Oct. 19, 1816

John, murdered by Bassett Everidge, who

escaped, at Norfolk, Va. Gazette of Feb. 22, 1817

Amey Ann, only child of Olney, aged i

year, 10 months, at Cumberland, Oct. 23, 1818

Rev. Thomas, rector of Aston-Sanford,
Bucks, England, and chaplain to Lock Hos-
pital, in 75th year ; author of a new com-
mentary of the Bible, May 16, 1821

Samuel B., at Cumberland, aged 39 years, Aug. 29, 1821

Alexander, of Glocester Co., N. J., aged 39
years, at sea, on board the shi]3 Panther, of
this port, Nov. 12, 1822

Thomas, Esq., at Quebec, aged 25 years,
paymaster of 70th regmient ; this gentle-
man was a brother of Sir Walter. Ga-
zette of March 5, 1823

Robert, at Philadelphia, aged 79 years ; ap-
pointed by Gen. Washington m 1794 en-
graver til the Mint and held the place to
his death, Nov. 30, 1823

Reuben, at Thompson, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1823

Jeremiah, at an advanced age, at .Smithfield, March 7, 1S25

Miss Juliana, at SmithfieKl, in 43d year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 14, 1825
SCOVILLE Capt. John, of schooner Arab, of
Boston, a native of this town, aged 32
years, at Havana, (iazette of June .s, 1825
SCRH^NER John, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Aug. 6, 1812
SCRINSHAW Jane, died in Rosemary Lane,
Lon., Dec. 6, 171 1, aged 127 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15, 1803
SCUDDER Mrs. Ruth, aged 63 years, at New-
port, Aug. 23, 1819

John, proprietor American Museum, at New

York, in 45th year. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1821

SCULL Gideon, near Woodstown, N. J., in 70th

year ; of Society of Friends. Gazette of April 30, 1825
SEA BURY Thomas Mumford, of Newport, in
his 28th year, in the West Indies. Ga-
zette of Aug. 8, 1795

25(5

VITAL I!1':('(H{1) OK ItlloDK ISLAM)

SEAHURV Rt. Rev. .Samuel, pmlcstant bi.shop

of Cntiuccticut .uul Khdilc Island, at Xew

London, I''cb. 25, 1796

Ca]it. I'^rederick X., nia.ster of schooner De-
catur ; was a native of Rhoile Island and

many years master out of Norfolk ; died at

sea, on ]5assage from Hlakely to I'hiladel-

jihia. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1822

Mr , at Stonin^'ton, Ct,; he had re-

niovetl there from .Sag Harbor to piint a

papei- ; fell dcail in the street, (iazette of May 26, 1824

SKAK/\M1' Albert, merchant, at liiltimore.

Cia/.ette of l-'eb. 16, 181 i

SEAMANS William, Jr., .son of WiIIluh, aged

11 years, «'. is thi'own from a horse which

hurt his fo(jt so badly that ilcith ensued

days afterwards after intense suffering.

The Tuesday before anothei- son died ; the

two were Innied in one gra\e,
William, of this town, in 49th year,
Obed, of this town, lost at sea.
Mrs., wife of Martin. Gazette of
Nathan, in this town, in 35th )ear,
Mrs. Hannah, widow of Charles, formerly of

this town, at New London, N. H , in 89th

year. Gazette of
Josiah, in this town, in 45th \'ear.
Miss La\in.i, daughtei" of Robeit, at h'nster,

in I 5th \L-ar,
Mis. .Sarah, wife of Maitin, l''.s(| , in 56th

Maitin, Ls(j , in Ojd )'ear, loiineilv sb.eiilt ot
Providence Cnuiit)', ,1 snldici nt the Revo-
lution, Nov. 14,

Henjamui ami wife drowned in (iieene Go,
Tenn., in crossing .1 river in .1 sm.dl boat,
/ette of ALiy 29,

Josiah, son of Gilbert, aged 26 )ears, leaves

wife aiul 3 children, Oct. 5.

M.iii.i, daughter of \'oung, Ls(|., "f this

tiiwn, at Sa\annal), (ien., in 22<l \'ear, < K't. 7,

Capt. .Samuel ^'., ol this ti>wn, .iged 29

years, at Ha^ou li.nbeie), L.i , Apiil 15.

Thomas, in this lnwii, in 52(1 \e,ii, .Xnw 3,

, chilli of M, inning, at New I.ondnn,

N. II. (ia/elte of ^Luch 5,

^'oung, lCs(|., in this town, in 56lh year, sud-
denly, (Masonic honors), Nov. 10,

'Ihomas, at I''oster, in 89th )ear, Dec. — ,

Salmon, son of Thomas, at I'"oster, m 48th
year, I'"eb. 21. 1825

July 24,
Jan. 26,
Oct. 25,
Oct. 17.
\pril 27,

U77
1790

■793

1795
1797

April 7,
( )ct. 8,

1798
1806

May I,

iSio

1 )ec. 8,

181 1

818
819

820

82 (

S22
H22

«23

S24

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 257

SEAMANS Polly, widow of Salmon, and daugh-
ter of John Brown, at Foster, in 25th year, Feb. 27, 1825
SEARING Benjamin, only surviving son of Rev.
James, in his 17th year, drowned at New-
port, July 21, 1764
SEARLE Capt. James, at East Greenwich. Ga-
zette of Dec. 5, 1778

Hon. Nathaniel, Esq., formerly a State Mag-
istrate and Judge of Superior Court, at
Little Compton, in 79th year. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1781

Anstress, daughter of the late Capt. James,
in 15th year, Aug. 7, 1792

Mary, widow of Daniel, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of May 14, 1796

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Nathaniel, and daughter
of Rev. Jonathan Ellis, at Little Compton,
of catalepsis, Nov. 21, 1802

Solomon, Jr., in this town, in 37th year, June 27, 1803

Mrs. Rebecca, wife ot Solomon, in 62d year, Feb. 22, 1809

Rebecca, eldest daughter of the late Solo-
mon, in this town, in i8th year, Dec. 14, 1809

Sir' F"rancis, a native of England, at Boston,
aged 70 years, Dec. 19, 18 10

Mrs. Robey, wife of John, in this town, in

50th year, Jan. 14, 181 5

Nathaniel, Esq., at Pawtucket, in 80th year. May 29, 181 5

James, in this town, in 24th year, July 19, 1821

Benoni, at Scituate, aged 59 years, June 19, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. James, of

East Greenwich, in this town, in 79th year, Oct. 18, 1824

SEARS Miss Sarah(an old maid), ageel 86 years,

at Boston, Feb. 9, 1764

Isaac, late of this town, at Martinico, Dec. 16, 1794

Isaac, of New York, at Martinico. Gazette
of Feb. 28, 179s

George, Jr., merchant of Baltimore, formerly

of Newport, at Christiana Bridge, Del, Sept. 17, 1800

George, at Newport, suddenly, in 66lh year.

Gazette of Feb. 28, 1801

John, at Middletown, aged 76 years. Ga-
zette of May II, 181 1

Mrs. Abigail, at Newport, aged 83 years,

widow of George, June 16, 1S21

Elisha, innkeeper, at Hartford, aged 43 years.

Gazette of Jan. 11, 1823

SEATLE Mrs. Abigail, widow of Richard, at

Newport, in 50th year. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1824

SEAVliR Richard, in 71st year, March 11, 1780

Hon. William, at Kingston, Mass., in 80th

year, June 15, 1809

258 VITAL KKCOKI) f)K liHODE ISLAND

SEAVER Mrs. Haiinali, widow of Richard, in

36th year, Dec. 25, 1809

Ebenezer, collector for llie port of liuston

and Charlestown, aged 50 years, June 27, 1818

William, murdered not far from Sabastian

Springs, Va., July 8, 1821

Mrs. , widow of William, at Taunton,

aged 80 years, March 30, 1822

Abijah, at Boston, aged 23 years. Gazette

of " May 7, 1823

SEHASTIANA Madame, wife of the J-'rench

Ambassador, at Constantinople, I\Iay 5, 1807

SECCOND John, at Niagara, N. Y., an inmate
of his family, in a fit of insanit)' threw her-
self from a cliff 110 feet high killing her-
self instantly. Gazette of Ai)ril 20, 1822

SECRUISIC Joseph, at Birmingham, Eng., aged
"j] years; last of the crew who went round
the world with Capt. Cooke and saw the
Captain fall. Gazette of Oct. i, 1825

SEDGWICK Mrs. Pamela, wife of Hon. Theo-
dore, Esq., at Stockbridge, Mass., aged 54
years. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

lion. Theodore, LL. D., one of the judges
of the Supreme Court (.)f Massachusetts,
at Boston, aged 67 years, Jan. 24, 1813

SE1':K1"".E Miss Hannah, daughter of Mrs. Re-
becca, at Philadeljihia. Gazette ot Oct. 6, 1798
Job, at Taunton, in 58th year, Dec. 27, 1821

SEl':rRL\G C. C, of New England, printer, at

Charleston, S. C, of fever, (i.izette of Oct. 6, 1S24

SEGAR Davitl A., at .Scjulli Kingstown, aged

25 years, Aug, 27, 1822

SEGRRST , drowned in the mill [lond, at

Lebanon, I'enn. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1823

SICLXAS Moses, at New York, aged 66 years, Nov. 29, 1809

SEEBY William, m 59th year, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Dec. 15, 179S

SI'T.DEN Judge, shot by Judge Scott, in a duel

near Helena. Ark.i May 26, 1826

SEE1>"KIDGI': lulward. at Hulibardstown, aged
71 years, father of I'. O. .Selfridge, I'.sq.,
now in continemcii , at Boston, Gazette
of Nov. 22, 1806

Thomas Oliver, l-;s<| , \ torney at law, at Bos-
ton, aged 40 year.s, June 25, 1806

SELLERS William, Jr., and sister, at i'hiladel-

])hia, printer. (Gazette of Oct, 26, 1793

William, at Philadelphia, one of the editors

of the I'ennsylvania Ga/ctte, in 79th year l"eb. 4, 1804

Nov. 10,

1798

Aug. 3,

1767

Sept. 5,

1802

Feb. II,

1804

March 15,

1817

Oct. 19,

1793

Oct. 26,

1793

March 28,

1807

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 259

SENEY Joshua, Esq., member of Congress, 7th

District of Maryland. Gazette of

SENNETT Patrick, seaman, suddenly, at Boston,

SENTER Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of the late Dr.

Isaac, in this town, suddenly ; burial at

Newport,

Dr. Horace, of Newport, at Savannah, Ga.

Gazette of
Edward G., son of the late Dr. Isaac, at New-
port, in 31st year. Gazette of
SERGEANT Jonathan Dickinson, Esq., at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of
Jonathan D., Esq., at Philadelphia. Gazette

of
William, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 31 years.

Gazette of
Ezra, bookseller, of New York, at Hudson,
N. Y., on his way to Lebanon Springs for
his health. Gazette of July 4, 1812

SERNAMONT Major General, Commander-in-
Chief of the PVench Artillery, in Spain,
before Cadiz. Gazette of Feb. 23, 1811

SERVOSS Christian C, of P'lorida, drowned in
crossing the Schoharie Creek, N. Y. Ga-
zette of March 12, 1814
SESSIONS George, son of Hon. Darius, Esq.,

at Providence, in his loth year, Sept. 4, 1770

Nathaniel, at Killingly, in 91st year, father

of Deputy Gov. Darius, Sept. 25, 1771

Sarah, wife of Hon. Darius, in 56th year, Dec. 26, 1779

Nancy, daughter of the Hon. Darius, Aug. 19, 1782

Betsey, daughter of Darius, Esq. Gazette of May 3, 1783

Capt. Amasa, at Pomfret, in 84th year. In
175s he raised a company in Connecticut
for service at Lake George, at the expense
of the State of Rhode Island, in which the
late Major General Putnam was first lieu-
tenant, it being the first public notice
taken of his military genius; April 7, 1799

Hon. Darius, in this town, in 92d year. He
descended from a respectable family from
Wantage, Eng., where his venerable grand-
father Samuel was born. He emigrated
to Boston with Paul Dudley, the first
Royal Governor of Massachusetts. He
purchased a farm at Andover where he
lived and raised a large family. His son
Nathaniel removed to Pomfret, Ct., where
his son Darius was born. He was gradu-

2(50 \ITAL UKCORD OF RHODE If^i^AND

SESSIONS:

ate of Vale; removed to Providence, en-
tered nito business and became lieutenant
governor of the Colony; April 22, 1809

Mrs. Waitstill, wife of William A., in this

town, in 51st year, March 13, 18 14

Sarah, daughter of Col. Thomas, in loth year, Nov. 7, 1814

John, Esq., late of this town, at lirandon,

Vt., aged 75 years, Nov. 15, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, sect>nd daughter of the late Hon.

Darius, at an advancetl age, in this town, Jan. 10, 1821

SEVI>;RANCE Erasmus, of Iknnington, Vt.,
a child of his dies of the spotted fever.
Gazette of April 16, 1814

SEVERV Caleb, of West Boylston, thrown from
his horse; lived 5 hours; was in his 28th
year. April 26, 181 5

SEVIER Capt. John, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

SEWALL Jonathan, I-'.sii., Judge of Vice Ad-
miralty Court of A]5peals, of Nova Scotia,
and formerly of lioston, at .St. John's,
N. S., aged 67 years. Gazette of Nov. 5, 17Q6

Samuel, Esq., formerly of Brookline, Mass.,

aged 62 years, in luigland, May 6, 181 1

Hon. Samuel, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Judicial Court of Massachusetts, at Wis-
casset, June 8, 1S14

SEWARD Miss Anna, the luiglish authoress, in

I'jigland. Gazette of July 32, 1809

SEW'ELE -Sally, late of this town, at Candjridge

last week, (iazette of Se])t. 23, 1780

Adam, wine merchant, at Elat lUish, I,. I.,

of the fever. Gazette of Sept. 19, 1805

Jonathan Mitchell, l^sq.. attorney at law, at

Portsmouth, N. II., in 61st year. March 29, 1808

.Stei)hen, drowned at Taunton, aged 52 years, Oct. 28, 1824

SEVMOUR \'ice Admiral Eord Hugh, com-
mander of the Jamaica Station, in the W'est
hKlies. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1801

Major Thomas V., at llartford, Ct., aged 53

years. Gazette ot June i, 181 1

Drake, Esq., at New Vork Stale, killed by
accidental discharge of his lowling piece.
(Gazette of June 14, 1824

SHACKiJ':i''ORD Mrs. Sarah, wiilow of Magg,

in 58th year, Ajjril 28, 1.S15

SHADh: John W., at ]'hilad(,-li)hi;i, accidentally

shot, May 19, 1823

SHADWiCK John, at Havana, (iazette of Nov. 28, 1807

.SI I Ah;i''lCk Mrs., wife of Jacob, and her child,

killed by a falling tree at Kno.\, Ohio, June i, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZE'ITE— DEATHS 261

SHAH Allum, King of Hindostan, at Delhi,
India, aged 78 years, a lineal descendant of
the house of Timar ; in the Revolution of
1798 he was inhumanly deprived of his
eyes. Gazette of May 16, 1807

SHAPLEY John, native of Boston, in 54th year,

in this town, Jan. 20, 1820

SHARONS Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Anthony S.,

at Boston, aged 36 years. Gazette of April 5, 1823

SHATEIELD Josiah, seaman, killed on board
frigate Chesapeake, in action with the
Shannon, June i, 1813

SHATTUCK Joseph, at Pepperill, Me., killed
instantly by a loaded wagon passing over
him. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

SHAUB John, perished in the burning of the

theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

SHAUWISKANAN the India Prince, at Bos-
ton, was lately exhibited in this town,
aged 22 years. Gazette of Nov. i, 1823

SHAW Capt. , of Col. Angell's Regi-
ment, killed at Red Bank. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1777
Nathaniel, a worthy merchant of New Lon-
don, accidently killed by discharge of a
gim, April 12, 1782
Joseph, at Cranston. Gazette of April 11, 1789
Nathaniel, aged 27 years, brother of U. S.
Consul to China, on his passage to liombay,
India. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1791
Major Samuel, at sea on ])assage from Can-
ton to Boston, off Cape of Good Hope.
Gazette of Aug. 23, 1794
John, of Newport, at sea on passage from

Surinam. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1794

Thomas, Esq., aged 57 years, at New Lon-
don. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1795
Thomas (negro), drowned in New York

Harbor. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1795

Rev. Mr. - — ■ , at Nantucket, pastor of the

Congregational Society on that Island.
Gazette of March 12, 1796

Oliver, of this town, at Leoganne, in 26th

year. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1796

Daniel, at New London, aged 56 years. Ga-
zette of June 23, 1798

J. , proprietor of a weekly paper, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

Peleg, ship's steward of the General Greene,

at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Mrs. , wife of William, at Charleston.,

S. C. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1802

2(;2 VITAL KKCOKI) OF KHODE ISLAND

SHAW Capt. William, of Newport, in 6oth year,

at sea on jiassagc from Cliarlestoii, S. C.

Gazette of Dec. i, 1804

Robert, son of Ca])t. William, of Newport,

decea,sed ; was supercargo of brig Brandy-
wine, was on passage from Ila\ana for

Newport, aged 22 years, June 28, 1809

Capt. John, of Somerset, aged 64 years, a

skilled nautical commander, m this town, Nov. 16, 1809

Capt. Anthony, an only son of his, aged 18

months, killeil in the street by being run

over by a stagecoach, July 13. 1810

Mrs. Mary B., wife of Mason, ICsq., and

second daughter of Hon. David Howell,

of this town, at Castine, Me., Ai)ril 2-], i8ii

Mrs. Mary, wife of Mason, I{s<]., and daughter

of David HtJwell, of this town, at Castine,

Me. Gazette of May 4. 181 1

Jane, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged "/"J years.

Gazette of Feb. 29, 1812

Josei)h, at Portsmouth, N. H., aged 78 years.

Gazette of Feb. 29, 1812

Cajit. James, a native of Scotland, in this

town, in 40th year, March 15, 1812

Stephen, keejier of the poor house, in 46th

year, Jan. 27, 1814

Capt. Anthony, at Warwick, in 40th )'ear, a

skilled nautical commander, (Masonic

honors). May 12, 181 5

Mrs. Mary Ann, widow of Ca|it. Anthony,

in 40th year ; she has left thi-ee children to

mourn her loss, March 19, 1816

Jolm, at Newport, aged 78 )'ears. Gazette

(,f May 18, 1 8 16

Rev. William, D. D., at Mansfield, in 75th

year, and 50th of his ministry, July i, 1816

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Ca]it. William, at

Newport, in 68th year, July 27, 1186

Sally Howell, daughter of Mason, lisq., of

Castine, Me., in this town, aged 9 years,

7 months, Dec. i, 1816

Henry, at Newport, aged 27 years, Jan. 5, 1818

Anthony, in this town, in 27th year, June 30, 1820

Abby itoes, infant daughter of William P.,

in this town, aged about 4 weeks, Nov. 29, 1820

Caiit. William, at Newport, in 42d year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 4, 1820
Capt. John, at Taunton, Jan. 17, 1821
Harriet, daughter of John A., at Newport, in

17th year. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1821

PUOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 263

SHAW Mrs. Anna, widow of Anthony, formerly

of Newport, at Exeter. Gazette of May ii, 1822

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Daniel, of Newport, in

26th year, at Homer, N. Y., July 4, 1822

Mrs. Rachel, at Attleboro, aged 51 years.

Gazette of Sept. 21, 1822

Rhoda, daughter of Noah, aged 24 years.

Gazette of Jan. 18, 1823

Capt. John, U. S. Navy, at Philadelphia;

was on his waj' to Charleston, S. C, to

take charge of the Navy Yard there, Sept. 17, 1823

Sarah, eldest daughter of John A., of New-
port, aged 22 years, at Elizabeth City,

N. J. Gazette of July 21, 1824

William Alexander, son of Rev. Samuel B.,

aged 16 months, in this town, Nov. 5, 1824

Capt. , killed by pirates off Point Es-

condido, W. I. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1824

SHEAD William, town crier, of Philadelphia, May 27, 1795

Col. Oliver, at Eastport, Me , postmaster at

that place ; fell from a high precipice on

the rocks below. Gazette of Dec. 11,1813

SHEAF William, at Philadelphia, aged 58 years.

Gazette of Aug. 20, 1803

William, Esq., collector of customs for port

of Boston, in 65th year, suddenly, Nov. 26, 1771

Abigail, daughter of PIdward, dec, in i8th

year, at Charlestown, Mass , Jan. 23, 1772

SHEAEFP^ P21izabeth Wentworth, daughter of
the Hon. James, aged 10 years, at Ports-
mouth, N. H. Gazette of Feb. 5, 1814

SHEDDEN Ensign , of the 21st Regi-
ment, killed in action at Annes. Gazette
of July 21, 1781

SHEE Gen. John, collector of the port, an officer
in the Revolution, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Aug. 13, 1808

SHEEKLETON Dr. , demonstrator of

anatomy to Royal College of Surgeons, in
Dublin, Ireland; while lecturing he raised
his knife and slightly cut his finger, it im-
mediately took a bad turn and he died a
few days afterwards. Gazette of July 31, 1824

SHEFFIELD , ferryman, drowned by

upsetting of ferry boat between Narragan-
sett and Jamestown, Feb. 24, 1768

Joseph, at Block Island, drowned in a pond
of water with his horse; had been pub-
lished to be married a few hours [jreviously, Dec. 9, 1768

Oct. 29, 1

796

Aug. 16, 1

800

March 19, i

803

Aug. 24, 1

811

Nov. 23,

820

Sept. 2,

821

264 VITAL RECORD OF liHOOK ISLAND

SHEFFIELD Capt. Aaron, of Newport, at
Leoganne. Gazette of

Thomas, ot Newport, on coast of Africa.
Gazette of

Capt. Jeremiah, at South Kingstown. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Catharine, widow of Capt. Jeremiah, at
Newport, in 76th year. Gazette of

Nathan R., son of Benjamin T., at Middle-
town, in 17th year, (jazette of

Nathaniel, at New Shoreham, aged 27 years,

George, Esq., at Lyme, Ohio, his daughter
perished in the burning of his house, also
an orphan boy a member of the family.
Gazette of May iS,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Cajjt. Aaron, at New-
port, aged 70 years,

James, at Westerly, aged 80 years,
SHELDON Nicholas, his house at Cranston,
R. L, destroyed by fire,

Joseph, in 74th year, many years deacon of
Baptist Church, and 27 years town treas-
urer of Pro\'idence,

Lydia, widow of Dea. Joseijh, in 70th year,
at Providence,

Marcy, wife of Capt. Pardon. Gazette of

Alexander F., of this town, in Virginia.
Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Pardon. Gazette

of

Nicholas, in 94th year, at Cranston. Gazette
of

Marcy, daughter of C:\\)\.. Joseph, deceased,
of this town, in 25th year,

Susannah, wife of Capt. I'ardon. Gazette of

Ca|)t. Israel, of this town, in 37th year, at
Cape Tibcinni, llispaniola, W. L,

Marcy, wife of Nehemiah, at North Provi-
dence, m her 56th year. Gazette of

Stejihen, nf this town, \n 30th year. Ga-
zette of

Lydia, wife of John, at Cranston, in 52d
year. Gazette of

Capt. Christopher, in 68th year, a skilled
mariner, suddenly,

Capt. Philip, at Cranston, in 90th year, has
left a widow aged 86 years, 7 children, 30
grand and 49 great-grandchildren. (ia-
zette of April 12,

Martha, daughter of Xehemiah, at North

Providence. Gazette of June 7,

April 12,
July I,

823
824

March 8,

768

March 24,

771

July..,
Jan. 13,

772
776

Jan. 26,

782

June 24,

786

March 17,

7^7

Jan. 9,
Aug. 27,

789
791

May 5,

792

Oct. 4,

794

Jan. 31,

1795

July 9.

.796

Nov. 14,

799

822

800

800

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 265

SHELDON John J., at St. Bartholomew, aged

27 years, of this town. Gazette of July 19,

Mrs. , of this town, died of the fever, Sept. 5,

Timothy, of this town, in 87th year, May 17,

Mrs. Ann, wife of John F., merchant, in this
town, in 37th year. Gazette of Oct. i,

James, in Cranston, in 62d year, from a fall

from a wagon, Aug. 19,

Timothy, in this town, in 62d year. Gazette

of Nov. 15,

Ann, wife of William, at North Providence,
in 39th year, was a native of Derbyshire,
Eng., July 12,

Capt. William, of this town, drowned in
North River; was knocked overboard by
the boom of his vessel, aged 48 years. Ga-
zette of July 30,

William, at Cumberland, in 62d year, March 11,

Mrs. Susan, wife of Nehemiah, at North

Providence, in 33d year. Gazette of May 13,

Mrs. Deborah, wife of William, Esq., at
Worcester, in 23d year, buried at Thomp-
son, Ct., Sept. 28,

Mrs. Almy, widow of Capt. Israel and daugh-
ter of the late Col. Edward Spaulding, in
this town, in 52d year, April 20,

Robert, son of William, Esq., of Worcester,
aged 8 years, at Thompson, Ct., May 13,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Capt. James, at

Cranston, in 67th year, Jan. 7,

Jeremiah, at Johnston, in 50th year. May i,

Capt. Stephen R., of Pawtuxet, at Richmond,

Va., Oct. 13,

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Nicholas, Jun., at Crans-
ton, in 55th year, Nov. 18,

Seymour, son of William, formerly of North
Providence, at Walpole, N. H., aged 17
years. Gazette of April 2,

Sally Granger, infant daughter of Col.
Charles, in this town, aged 16 months,
suddenly,

Charles VVilliam, son of Capt. Charles, in
this town, in 6th year,

Thomas, son of Remington, of Pawtu.xet, in
26th year, at St. Pierre, VV. I.,

Alfred, at Louisville, Ga., a native of this
town, in 22d year,

William, of this town, at Petersberg, Ga.,

Marcy M., daughter of Daniel, in 15th year,

William Wmsor, infant son of Daniel, in this
town, aged 2 months, 22 days.

Aug. 3,

181S

Oct. 27,

1815

Jan. 19,

1817

Sept. 21,

Oct. I,

Oct. 10,

1817
1817
1817

March 16,

1818

800
800
802

803

806

806

807

808
809

809

810

811

811

812
812

813
813

814

266 VITAL KKCOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

SHELDON Mrs. Ruth H., wife of Daniel, in

this town, in 40th year, June 23, 1818

Neheniiah, in this town, in 830! year, June 5, 1820

Mrs. Deborah, wife of Gen. Daniel, at New-
port, in 60th year, July 2, 1820

Mrs. Zylphia, wife of Nicholas, at Cranston,

in 76th year, July 3, 1820

Mary Tillinghast, daughter of Capt. Charles,

of this town, at Warwick, in 20th year, Sept. 17, 1820

Mrs. Ruth, widow oi Timothy, in this town,

HI 75th year, June 6, 1821

Sarah Thurber, daughter of Daniel, aged 13

months, in this town, Aug. 29, 1821

Mrs. Caroline, wife of Pardon, in this town,
in 23d year, Sept. 6, 1821

Mrs. Huldah, wife of Capt. Remington, at

Pawtu.xet, aged 64 years, Oct. 14, 1822

Charles, only son of William, in this town,

in 6th year, Nov. 10, 1822

Mary, daughter of I'ardon, at Cranston, in

4th year, March 2, 1823

Hettey Ann, wife of Israel, formerly of Paw-
tu.xet, R. I., aged 21 years, at Myde Co.,
N. C, ' July 12, 1823

Mrs. , aged 20 years, killed by light-
ning as she was stooping over her fire, in
New Jersey. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1823

Gen. Daniel, at Newport, aged 71 years; was
a Revolutionary soldier and several years
Major General of the State Militia; Sept. 9, 1823

Mrs. Rhoda, aged 69 years, at Great Barring-
ton, expired m her chair. Gazette of March 3, 1824

Alcy, daughter of the late John, at Johnston,

in 1 6th year, Dec. 20, 1824

SHEPARDSON Capt. Elijah, in 47th year, Nov. 9, 1787

Mary, wife of the late Cai)t. Elijah, in 50th

year. Gazette of April 5, 1794

Amos, at Attleboro, in 94th year. Gazette
of Nov. 21, 1795

Capt. Zebadiah, at Rehoboth, in yjd year, May 12, 1810

Mrs. Sally, wife of Isaac, Jr., at VWentham,

aged 28 years. Gazette of March 16, 1816

Nathaniel, Esq., at Cumberland, in 86th

year, April 23, 181 7

SHEPERD John, at Attleboro, (East Precinct),

aged 105 years, 29 days, April 5, 1809

Elder Josiah, at Gilmantown, N. II., aged
32 years ; he had fallen aslee[) in his dis-
tillery beside the co])per boiler which from
the fire underneath blew off the cover and

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 267

SHEPERD :

the liquor overflowing so badly scalded
him that he lived but 26 hours. Gazette
of May 28, 1 8 14

Oliver, merchant of Wrentham, Mass., at

Philadelphia, in 28th year, suddenly, Oct. 15, 1814

Gen. William, at Westfield, Hampden Co.,
Mass., was a soldier in the Revolution and
took an active part in the rebellion of
1786-7, Nov. II, 1817

John, clerk, of the Macedonian, of the fever.

Gazette of Aug. 14, 1822

Thomas, died at Halifax', a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mrs. Mary, at Plainfield, Ct., in looth year.

Gazette of June 11, 1808

Col. John, murdered by his brother, at Glas-
gow Co., N. C, Feb. 6, 1800

Thomas, Esq., one of the editors of the

Charleston Times, at Charleston, S. C, April 11, 1809

Rev. Mase, pastor of the Congregational

Church, at Little Compton, Feb. 14, 1821

SHERBOURNE Col. Benjamin, aged 56 years,
at Newport, for several years Colonel of
Militia for Newport County. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1771

Mrs. Lucy, widow of Col. Benjamin, at
Taunton. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1792

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Col. Henry, at New-
port, in 76th year. Gazette of Dec. 30, 18 15

Col. Henry, at Newport, aged "JJ years, an

officer of the Revolution, May 21, 1824

SHERIDAN Hon. Richard Brinley, the English

orator, author and dramatist. Gazette of Aug. 31, i8i6

SHERLEY Mr. , of Chester, N. H,,

killed by lightning with his horse ; the re-
port was not heard by those who were
within a mile of him at the time, June 27, 1764

William, formerly governor of Massachusetts

Bay, at Ro.\bury, in his 77th year, March 24, 1771

SHERMAN John, executed at Newport, for
burglary ; he received the death sentence
in March, 1762, was reprieved for 14
months, broke jail, two years after arrested
in Boston for theft and returned to New-
port; Nov. 16, 1764

Mr. , of Narragansett, drowned by the

upsetting of the ferry boat between Narra-
gansett and Jamestown, Feb. 24, 1768

Lydia, at Providence, Feb. 26, 1769

Hon. Roger, at New Haven. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1793

268 VITAL KECOKl) OF RHODE ISLA^TD

SHERMAN Thomas, son of James, at South

Kingstown. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1799

Benjamin, at Newport, in 75th year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 2, 1802

Freeman, mate of sloop Ralla, of Rochester,
Mass., drowned off Fort Johnson, S. C.
Gazette of April 27, 1 805

John, of Rhode Island, at the New York

Hospital, ,1808

Capt. Ebenezer, at Newiwrt, aged 61 years.

Gazette of July 15, 1809

Dr. Benjamin, at Warwick, April 23, 181 2

Col. Beleg, at Swanzey, in 65th year, a soldier

of the Revolution, Nov. 30, 181 1

John, at Newport, aged "j"] years, March 15, 1813

Robert T., formerly of Newport, at James-
town, in 79th year. Gazette of Oct. 28, 181 5

Perry, at Newport, in 46th year. Gazette of Aug. 30, 18 17

Isaac, member of Society of l-'riends, at

Portsmouth, in 82d year, Oct. 3, 181 7

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Sampson, at Ports-
mouth, in 78th year. Gazette of March28, i8i8

Thomas, at Petersburg, Va., a U. S. soldier
killed with a dirk by another soldier in a
quarrel. Gazette of April 17, 1819

Honor, in this town, aged 22 years, Aug. 7, 1819

Sampson, son of Job, at Newport, aged 15
years. Gazette of Sept. 11, 1819

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, in 83d year, Feb. 26, 1820

Miss Hannah, at Portsmouth, aged 88 years,

of Society of Friends. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1820

Benjamin, son of Job, aged 23 years, at New-
port, Jan. 4, 1 82 1

George Henry Bassett, son of Peleg, formerly
of Newport, aged 15 months, 23 days, in
this town, Aug. 2, 1821

Mrs. Dorcas, at Newport, in 71st year, very

suddenly, Jan. 15, 1822

Miss Charlotte W., daughter of William, at

Newport, aged 22 years. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1822

Miss Catharine, daughter of William, at New-
port, aged 21 years, Aug. 16, 1822

James, son of the late Perry, at Newport,

aged 23 years. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1822

David, at Pomfret, Ct., aged 75 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 15, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. William, at

Newport, in 53d year, April 12, 1824

Isaac, formerly of Portsmouth, aged 61 years,
at Cambridge, N. Y., May 10, 1824

PROVIDENCK GAZETTE— DEATHS

269

SHERMAN Bess, colored, at the Newport
Asylum, supposed to be lOO years old. Ga-
zette of
Joel, at Marietta, Ohio, killed in a fox hunt,

aged 21 years,
Mrs. Sarah, widow of Ca])t. John, at Lippitt
Factory, Warwick, in 84th year. Gazette
of
Mrs. Elizabeth, at Newport, aged 63 years.
Gazette of
SHARPE William, Esq., brother of the governor
of Md. Gazette of
John, millwright, murdered. Gazette of
Granville, Esq., in England, aged 79 years;
his life was devoted to the relief of human-
ity. Gazette of
William, at Pennington, Penn., was holding
a pig by a cord for the butcher to kill; when
the pig was given the fatal wound he too
fell and expired. Gazette of

SHERRAN Mrs. , wife of G. J., of May-

viUe, Montgomery Co., N. Y., perished in
the burning of her house. Gazette of
SHERWOOD Joseph, Esq., late agent of this
colony to the Court of Great Britain. Ga-
zette of
SHEWEEL Stephen, at Philadelphia, merchant,

in 83d year,
SHIELDS Miss Ann, drowned near New York
by the upsetting of the ferry boat. Ga-
zette of
Judge , of the U. S. Supreme Court.

-, Lord Bishop

Gazette of
SHIPLEY Rt. Rev. Dr.

of St. Asaph, in England. Gazette of
SHIPMAN Elias, at New Haven, in 75th year.

Gazette of
SHIPPEN Hon. Edward, late Chief Justice of

the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of
Dr. William, near Germantown, Penn., in

75th year,
SHITZ George, at Philadelphia; from drinking

cold water,
SHOCK LEE Elisha, of New Bedford, aged 24

years, on board brig If, at sea,
SHOEMAKER Charles, clerk in the Treasury,

at Washington. Gazette of
David, at Washmgton, D. C, aged 71 years ;

was a soldier of the Revolution ; for thirty

Oct. 2, 1824
Jan. 3, 1825

Feb. 2, 1825

July 20, 1825

Nov. 28, 1767
March 20, 1784

Oct. 16, 1813

March 17, 1824

Sept. 27, 1823

Aug. 7, 1773
Dec. 24, 1809

July 4, 1812

June 4, 1823

March 28, 1789

Jan. 25, 1823

April 26, 1806

July II, 1808

July 4, 1769

June 26, 1821

April 25, 1807

270 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE 18L,AND

SHOEMAKER :

years had been a clerk in the Post Office

department ; drowned in the river. Ga-
zette of July 30, 1825
SHORE Dr. John, collector, at Petersburg, Va.

Gazette of Nov. 9, 181 1

SHORPLS Benjamin, at Taunton, aged 90 years.

Gazette of Sept. i, 1821

Mrs. Jemima, at Taunton, aged 79 years, June 25, 1822

SHORKY Jacob, at Rehoboth. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1797

Miles and his wife, killed by lightning at

Lynn, Mass., July 10, 1803

SHORT laicretia W., daughter of Capt. John,

at Harrington, in 28th year, Jan. 17, 1820

Simeon Martin, at Swanzey, aged 19 years, Dec. 7, 1820

Capt. John, of Harrington, in this town, in

66th year, Aug. 25, 1822

Mrs. Betsey, wife of Capt. John, at Barring-
ton, in 69th year, July 12, 1823
Mrs. , wife of Ebenezer, at Seekonk ;

was thrown from her carriage and found

dead, Aug. 14, 1824

SllOlsTMAN William, journeyman printer, at

Hartford, Ct , aged ^l years, April 18, 18 13
, daughter of William, drowned at Kin-

derhook, N. Y., July 19, 1825

SHOTT William Humphreys, infant son of Jer-
emiah S., in this town, aged 8 months 16

days, (lazetteof Dec. 28, 1816

SIlOVIC Mr. , son-in-law of Daniel Cha.se,

drowned by the upsetting of a boat lietween

l'"all River and Swanzey, June 30, 1798

SHOVVI'.R •, two brothers, while hunting

deer one shot the other dead, at Franklin,

O., Nov. 14, 1824

SilKn-:VI<: Caleb, at North Providence, in 83(1

year. Gaz.ette of Nov. 16, 1782

Mary, widow of John, at Portsmouth, agetl 99

years. Gazette of July 26, 1783

lohii, at Tiverton, in 87th year, July 7, 1823

SHU BRICK Col. Thomas, formerly aide-de-
camp to Cjen. Lincoln, in .South Carolina.

(lazette of April 7, iSio

SHl'Fin.LliOTTOM Andrew, a coachman, at

Bold Buck, Leicester, Kng., Aug. 31, 1788

SHL'KLICY John, killed in the attack on the U.

S. P'rigate Chesapeake, June 23, 1807

SHl'R'I'LP:i<l'" Peter, formerly of Carver, at

Dorchester, aged about 20 years, by the

caving in of the clay i)it. Gazette of ^Lay 2, 1818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

271

SHUTE Mrs. Hannah, at New York. Gazette

of
SIBEBORT Peter, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
SIBLEY Elizabeth, wife of Dr. John, and daugh-
ter of Rev. Dr. Samuel Hopkins, of New-
port, at Fayetteville, N. C, in 36th year.
Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, in this town, aged 70 years,
SIDDONS Mrs. , aged 70 years, in Vir-
ginia. She was so much affected by the
loss of a favorite calf she had raised that
she hung herself. Gazette of
SIGOURNEY Miss Sally, aged 22 years, daugh-
ter of Charles, at Boston. Gazette of
James B., of Boston, aged 23 years, sailing
master in the navy and commander of
schooner Asp, killed in the Potomac while
defending his vessel from an attack by the
British. Gazette of
SILERY Eli.xis, at Newport, a native of Bor-

deau.x, P'rance. Gazette of
SILL Gol. David, town clerk, of Lyme, Ct., aged
80 years; was a soldier in the Revolution ;
SILI.,OWAY John, in this town, in 32d year,
SIMCOE General , at Topsham, in Devon-
shire, Eng.,

SIMMONDS Mr. ■, at Charlestown, Ma.ss ,

suffered from a bite of an insect. Gazette
of
SIMMONS John, his son drowned m the river,
at Providence. Gazette of
John, at Scituate, in 94th year. Gazette of
Capt. Remembrance, at Newport, in 68th

year. Gazette of
Capt. Simeon, at Foster, in 44th year, a rep-
resentative in the General Assembly of
this State. Gazette of
Jonathan, at Newport, in 49th year. Gazette

of
Dea. Adam, at Little Compton, in 76th year.

Gazette of
Edward, Esq., at Newport. Gazette of
Mrs. Mary, widow of James, in 70th year, in

this town,
Mrs. Amie, widow of Edward, of Newport,

in 69th year. Gazette of
Capt. Sylvester, of this town, at sea on pas-
sage from Antiqua to New York. Gazette
of

Sept. 29, 1798
Dec. 26, 1777

Jan. 22, 1791
Sept. 19, 1825

June 14, 1817
Dec. 4, 1802

Aug. 7, 1813

July 16, 1803

Jan. 9, 1813
Dec. 5, 1812

Oct. 28, 1806

July 30, 1 791

July 21, 1770
March 26, 1791

Oct. 13, 1792

Sept. 29, 1798

Aug. 20, 1803

Sept. 10, 1803
Sept. 10, 1803

Dec. 18, 1803

March 17, 1804

Feb. 2, i8ii

Nov. 26,

1811

Sept. 29,

1812

Dec. 3,
June 28,

1812
1813

Aug. 21,

Nov. 14,

Dec. 7,

1813
1815
181S

Nov. 8,
June 27,

1817
1818

Aug. 10,
Feb. 4,

1818
1821

April I,
Aug. 18,
Feb. 23,

1821
1821
1822

272 VITAL RECOIU) OF KHOUE ISLAND

SIMMONS Stephen, at Foster, in 41st year,

Josiah, seaman on board gunboat 46, lost on
east side of Conanicut,

Sylvester, son of the late Capt. Sylvester, in
this town, in 13th year,

Jeremiah, in 47th year,

John, in 49th year ; was a fifer m the Revo-
lution. Gazette of

Kphraim, in this town, aged 44 years,

Abraham, at Tiver on, in 23d year,

Alpheus, at Dartmouth, aged 29 years, suf-
focated by a coal pit. Gazette of

Sylvester, in 77th year,

Walter Cook, at St. Domingo; was formerly
of this town, in 25th year,

Samuel, at Little Compton, in 80th year.

Miss Eliza, youngest daughter of George, of
Dorchester, at Boston, in 20th year; her
clothes took fire and so burnt her that she
died after three weeks' suffering,

John, drowned near Rose Island,

Jonathan E., in this town, in 50th year,

Mrs. Martha, wife of John P., and daughter

of Henry Monroe, at Bristol, aged 22 years, July 5,

SIMMS Col. Charles, at Alexandra, collector of
the jiort. He was appointed by General
Washington. Gazette of Sejit. 11,

SIMON Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. Peter, in

27th year, at South Kingstown, Oct. 30,

SIMONDS Francis, seaman, wounded and smce
died from action between the Chesapeake
and Shannon, June i,

Joseph, seaman, killed on board P'rigate

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, June i,

SIMONS Edward P., Plsq., at Chester, S. C.
one of the wardens of the city, killed in a
duel with Mr. Geddes. Gazette of Oct. 22,

SIMONTON Mrs. , by poison, adminis-
tered by slaves, at Iredell Co., N. C. Ga-
zette of
SIMPKIN.S Thomas, killed by his cousin Sam-
uel Wough, in Madison Co., Ohio,
SIMPSON Sampson, a Jew merchant, at New
York, (iazette of

Susannah, daughter of Richard, at Newport,
in 14th year. Gazette of

Richard, at Newport, aged TJ years,

James, a PViend minister, at Frankfort, Penn.,
in 68th year,

May 29,

1822

Nov. 17,

1823

Sept. 18,

•773

Sept. 29,
Jan. 22,

1792
1810

April 9,

1811

S23

819

m

8'3

813
823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

. ( o

SIMPSON Henry, killed by William Wynkoop,
at Catskill, N. Y., while stealing pork.
Gazette of

Hon. Josiah, near Greenhill, Natchez, Miss.,
one of the judges of the Supreme Court
of the St te,

James, Esq., consul of the United States for
Empire of Morocco for 20 years, at Tan-
gier,

Mr. , at Newark, N. Y., aged 24 years,

thrown from a sleigh. Gazette of

Samuel, at Newport, aged 57 years,

William, a southern trader, murdered and
robbed on the road near Centreville, Fair-
fax Co., Va. Gazette of
SIMS Philadelphia, late of Newport. Gazette of

Mr. , surgeon of the U. S. ship Con-
stitution, at Lisbon Port. Gazette of
SIMSON Ur. Robert, professor of mathematics.
University of Glasgow, (jazette of

Samuel, died at Halifa.x,a prisoner of war be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
SINCLAIR Mrs. Elizabeth, at New York. Ga-
zette of
SINGLETERRY Hon. Amos, at Sutton, aged
85 years, was three years a member of the
Provincial Congress. Gazette of
SINKINS Mrs. , her house burnt at New-
port,

John, sailmaker. Gazette of

George, master of the sloop Providence,
killed in an engagement at sea. Ga-
zette of

Miss P^lizabeth L., in this town, in 25th year,

Mrs. Susannah, in 53d year,

Mary F., at Boston. Gazette of
SISCO Plbenezer (colored), in this town, in 83d

year,
SISLER Abraham, at Roxboro, Penn., killed by

lightning. Gazette of
SISSON Deborah, wife of Capt. Benjamin, in
62d year. Gazette of

Mrs. , in this town. Gazette of

Capt. Benjamin, in his 67th year. Gazette of

Alice, wife of Asa, in 25th year. Gazette of

Charles, of New Bedford, near Windham,
Ct.; was thrown from a sleigh the horses
taking fright and so injured he died within
21 hours; was on his way to Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.,

July 26, 1817
Oct. 30, 18 1 7

March 8, 1820

March 10, 1821
Oct. 18, 1824

March 16, 1825
April 14, 1781

Jan. 3, 1807

Jan. 14, 1769

Dec. 26, 1777

Sept. 29, 1798

Nov. 22, 1 806

Dec. 28, 1770
June 25, 1774

Aug. 16, 1777
Oct. 24, 1817
Sept. 7, 1820
July 16, 1825

P~eb. 23, 1S13

July 16, 1823

Dec. 18, 1790

Nov. 10, 1792

Jan. 25, 1794

Oct. I, 1796

Feb. 10, 1807

^;74 NlTAi. J{K(UK1) Oi^' KHUUi. l.SL,AiNJL»

SISSON Edward, at Newport, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of (iilbeit, formerly of
Portsmouth, at Somer.set, Ma.ss., in 85th
year. Gazette of

Barney, of Portsmouth, aged ^i] years,
drowned in the bay by upsetting of his
boat,

Capt. Lewis, at Newixnt, aged "jz years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, widow of Capt. Lewis, at
Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, at Portsmouth, in S8th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, widow of Edward, at Newport,
of Society of Eriends,

Charles, of Westerly, aged 22 years, on board
schooner P'ree Gift, arrived at New Lon-
don,

Miss Rebecca, daughter of Richard, of Ports-
mouth, in 42d year. Gazette of

Ruth, wife of Jose[3h, formerly of Newport,
at Seekonk, aged 8g years, of Society of
l''riends,

Joseph, formerly of Newport, at Rehoboth,
in 95th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Jane, wife of P'reeborn, Esq., formerly
of Boston, at Warren, aged 43 years,

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Gideon, at Warren,
suddenly,

Gideon, son of Freeborn, at Warren, aged
15 months.

Job, formerly of I'ortsmouth, aged 75 years,
at Little Comjiton,

James, son of Isaac, at .Swanzey, aged 27
years,

Ro.xana, daughter of Peleg, at Westerly,
aged 19 years, her clothes took fire. Ga-
zette of
SITCniELL John, at Rehoboth, from intemper-
ance,
SITGREAV1<:S John, merchant, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

William, ICsq., at Philadelphia, (iazette of
SIVRA'P James, merchant, at Boston. Ga-
zette of
SKKl-I-TNGTON Rt. Hon. Henry, Earl of

Massareen, in P^ngland. Gazette of
SKPINPI Col. Philip, formerly of Skenesborough,
Lieut. Gov. of Crown Point and Ticon-

P'eb. 25,

1809

May 13,

1809

Aug. 19,

809

Feb. 3,

810

Nov. 24,

1810

Aug. 17,

1811

March 30,

1821

April 22,

S21

P'eb. 27,

822

Sept. ir.

822

Jan. 22,

823

May 8,

823

Dec. 25,

823

Aug. 27,

824

Sept. 2,

824

Sept. 22,

824

Feb. 16,

825

•

Feb. 12, I

822

Sept. 22, 1
Jan. 3,

798
801

Sejit. 13,

806

Aug. 10,

811

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 275

SKENE:

deroga, and surveyor of His Majesty's

forests and woods bordering on Lake

Champlain ; had served in the British

Army from 1739 to 1782, during which

time he was engaged m several very severe

conflicts; died at Addersey Lodge near

Stake Goldington Bucks, luigland, at an

advanced age. Gazette of Sei)t. 8, 18 10

SKIDDER Nathaniel, at Mansfield, Ct., aged

99 years, 11 months, 12 days. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1812

SKINNER Thompson J., Esq., treasurer of

Massachusetts, at Boston, Jan. 20, 1809

Thompson J., son of the late General Skin-
ner of Willianistown, at Boston. Gazette

of May 13, 1809

Gen. Timothy, suddenly, aged 78 years,

formerly of Litchfield, at Manchester, Ct.;

was an ofificer of Connecticut Militia, at

times on active duty; Nov. 10, 1823

Rev. Newton, at Berlin, in 43d year and 16th

of his ministry, March 31. 1825

Roger, U. S. District Judge for Northern

New York, at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 27, 1825
SKIPTON , in England, aged 102 years.

Gazette of April 16, i8o8

SKIPWITH Sir Peyton, in Virginia, aged 72

years. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1805

Peyton, Esq., at Cumberland Island, Georgia,

of yellow fever. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1808

SLACK Samuel, at Attleborough, his house

burnt, Nov. 5, 1779

Dr. Lemuel, at Scituate, in 29th year, Feb. 3, 1789

Dr. Benjamin, at Scituate, in 63d year. Ga-
zette of April 30, 1791
Capt. Samuel, at Rehoboth, in 68th year, June 12, 1806
Mrs. Barbara, widow of Lemuel, Esq., at

Scituate, suddenly, in 48th year. Ga-
zette of April 18, 181 2
Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 48th year, Jan. 3, 181 5
Marana, wife of Thomas and daughter of

Dea. Dutee Salisbury of Burrillville, at

Glocester, aged 21 years, May 27, 18 16

Benjamin, eldest son of Lewis, at Seekonk,

in 22d year, , Dec. lO, 1816

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Dr. Benjamin of

Scituate and daughter of Judge Henry

Harris of Johnston, aged 83 years, at

North Providence. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1820

276

VITAL UKCOKI) OK KHODK ISLAND

SLACK Adah, daughter of the late Capt. Lemuel,

at Attleboro. in 46th year, Dec. 9, 1821

Benjamin, at Smithfield, in 31st year, June 27, 1823

William, son of Lemuel S., aged i year 10

months, in this town, Oct. 24, 1824

SLADK Mrs, wife of Rev. Philip, at Swanzey.

Gazette of Dec. r, 1810

Jonathan, at Somerset, in 68th year, suddenly, Nov. 16, 181 1

Miss Mercy, at Kilhngly, Ct., in 21st year.
She had retired ajiparently in good health,
in the morning she was found on the floor
in front of her bed with her neck broken,
having, it is supposed, tallen out in a fit, Dec. 4, 1813

Jeremiah, Jr., son of Gen. Jeremiah, of Mor-
ton Co., N. C, drowned by upsetting of a
canoe, April 26, 1822

Lyman, found dead in his distillery, in Madi-
son Co., N. Y. Gazette of July 23, 1823

Eber, at Troy, Mass., aged 52 years, of So-
ciety of Friends, Aug. 5, 1823
SLATER Mrs. Hannah, wife of Samuel, l^sq.,
and daughter of Oziel Wilkinson, Esq., at
Pawtucket, in 38th year, Oct. 2, 1812

Samuel, Jr., eldest son of Samuel, Esq., at

North Providence, in 19th year, July 11, 1821

Samuel, son of John, Esq., at Slatersville, July 30, 1823

SLIGO the Marquis of, in England. Gazette of April 8, 1809

SLOAN Robert, aged 50 years, at Bath, Me., a

soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of Nov. 9, 181 1

SLOANl'^ John, native of Ireland, in a fit of in-
sanity jumped overboard at sea and was
drowned. Gazette of July 3, 1822

SLOCUM Benjamin, at Dartmouth, in 6ist year.

Gazette of Sept. 9, 1786

Mrs. , wife of William, at Newport.

(iazette of Feb. 15, 1794

Giles, at Newport, aged 73 years. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1S03

Capt. David, of Tiverton, on coast of Africa, Feb. — , 1808

Capt. John, formerly of Portsmouth, at Leb-
anon, Ct., aged 55 years, Sept. i, 1811

Miss llarriet, only daughter of widow Sarah,

at Tiverton, in 19th year, Sept. 21, 1815

Jesse, aged IJ years, member of Congress
from North Carolina, at Washington. Ga-
zette of Dec. 28, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, in 4gth year. May 7, 1821

Stephen, son of John, in 28th year, drowned

off Kinnimicut Point, June 21, iSai

Lydia Bowen, in this town, in 14th year, from

an overdose of ojiium, March 8, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 277

SLOCUM Sally, widow, formerly of Martha's

Vineyard, at Uristol, April 16, 1825

Edwai"d, son of William, aged 18 years, at

Nashawinna Island, near New Bedford,

killed by lightning. Gazette of July 6, 1825

Mercy, widow of Giles, of Dartmouth, and

daughter of Daniel Goddard, of Newport,

aged 94 years, at Dartmouth, a respected

Friend minister. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1825

SLOO Mrs. , at New York, aged 108

years 6 months. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1785

SLUMAN Capt. John, at Newport, aged 67

years, a Revolutionary worthy. Gazette of July 20, 1816
SMALL Mrs. Sarah, native of Danvers, in this

town. Gazette of June 29, 1820

SMALLPE-ACE Mrs. -, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 29, 1798
SMALLWOOD General — , of the Mary-
land Line, killed in action in South Caro-
lina. Gazette of Sept. 2, 1780
Ann, widow, at Hondsworth, Eng., aged 116

years. She was born in 1716, the year

Queen Anne came to the throne ; was the

mother of 15 children, the eldest of whom

now living is 80 years. She had been blind

a few years, otherwise her faculties were

m a vigorous condition. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1819

Samuel N., Esq., mayor of Washington. Ga-
zette of Oct. 9, 1824
SMART Capt. Thomas, of this town, after a long

illness. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Anthony, of Scituate, after an illness of 4

days, from a bite of a centipede, at St.

Christophers, W. I. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1810

Mrs. Margaret W., wife of Isaiah, in 42d

year, at Seekonk. Gazette of Feb. zj, 1822

John, at Newmarket, aged 55 years. He

wounded his foot witli a pitchfork but

thought slightly of the affau-; the wound

took a bad turn and lockjaw ensued, Aug. 6, 1822

SMELLAGE James, of this town, on coast of

Africa. Gazette of March 15, 1800

SMELT Hon. Dennis, native of Virginia, form-
erly member of Congress, and a physician,

aged 55 years, in Georgia. Gazette of Nov. 21, 18 18

SMILIE Hon. John, member of Congress from

Pennsylvania, at Washington, aged 75

years. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1813

SMITH Benjamin, Representative from Gloces-

ter, in his 46th year, June 8, 1764

27S VITAL RKCOKI) OF 1!H()I)K ISLAND

SMITH Kzekiel & Co., their saw mill burnt at

Glocester, March 8-9, 1768

Mrs. , wife of Abner, at Nurwich, sud-
denly, Seiit. 9, 1769

Job, his negro man found (a suicide). Ga-
zette of Oct. 6, 1770

Daniel, at Providence, Oct. 9, 1770

Hon. James Stanley, Lord Stanley com-
monly called Lord Strange, eldest son of
the I'.arl of Derby, at Hath, Eng., June 8, 1771

Adam, executed at New York, }''eb. 21, 1772

Ste])hen, at Glocester, his house burnt, Ajiril 15, 1772

Capt. , at Antic]ua, W. I., from ill

usage from the Spaniards, May — , 1772

Mrs. , wife of Abiel. Gazette of Nov. 21. 1772

(I-'rroneous, should be David, says the ne.xt
issue.)

Joseph, late of Providence, at SLu'inam. Ga-
zette of Jan. 9, 1773

Thomas J., aged 32 years, New London. Ga-

z</>te of Aug. 27, 1773

William, his two sons suffocated in their
room from flames of charcoal, near Ash-
swamp, Ct., Dec. 25, 1773

Mary, widow, aged 85 years. Gazette of March 5, 1774

(Issue of March 12 says her name was
Sarah, )

James, l'',si.[ , in 77th year, for many years
Justice in Court of Common Pleas for
Bristol County, May 7, 1774

Henjaunn, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

George, died at Halifax, a jirisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Thomas Merritt, died at Halifax, a prisoner
of war between Nov 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

William, died at Halifax, a jirisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Mary, wife of Abial. Gazette of April 22, 1780

Daniel, in his 23d year, April 29, 1780

William, in 38th year. Gaz.ette of Dec. 15, 1781

Benjamui, at Bristol, in 68lh year. Gazette

of April 17, 1784

Capt. llezekiah, at North Providence, in 34th

year, (iazette of Oct. 23, 1784

Mrs. , wife of Stephen, at Bristol,

suddenly. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1785

Pitts, of this town, at the West Indies. Ga-
zette of July 16, 1785

John, 3d, at Smithfield, in 44th year, Aug. 15, 1787

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 279

SMITH Sally, daughter of Job, in 19th year, Sept. 6, 1788

Mrs. , wife of David, in 33d year, Sept. 19, 1788

Capt. Christopher, at Pawtu.xet, in 43d year, Jan. 14, 1789

E.xperience, widow of Samuel, at Rehoboth,

in 72d year. Gazette of May 22, 1790

Simon, at Glocester; his house burnt, April 26, 1791

Judith, daughter of the late Samuel, at Re-
hoboth. Gazette of Sept. 10, (791

Sarah, widow of Daniel, in 33d year. Ga-
zette of April 21, 1792

Hannah, at Harrington, in 89th year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1792

Abigail, wife of William, at North Provi-
dence, at an advanced age, Dec. 13, 1792

Job, at Pawtu.xet, in sist year. Jan. i[, 1793

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Abraham, in this
town. Gazette of March 2, 1793

Abby, only daughter of the late Daniel, mer-
chant, at North Providence, in i6th year.
Gazette of May 11, 1793

Capt. Coman, at Scituate, in 39th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 24, 1793

Major Nathaniel, formerly of this town, at

Baltimore. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1793

Hon. William, one of the King's P3xecutive
Council, Speaker of the Assembly and
Chief Justice of l^ower Canada, at Quebec.
Gazette of Jan. 11, 1794

Polly, daughter of Simeon, at Pawtu.xet, in

20th year. Gazette of P'eb. 22, 1794

Mrs. , wife of Charles. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1794

Sally, daughter of Charles, in 19th year.

Gazette of May 30, 1795

Joseph, of New Haven. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1795

Thomas, Esq., Councellor at Law, at New

York. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1795

Samuel, Jr. Gazette of June 18, 1796

Josiah, Jr., son of Josiah, at Bristol, in i8th

year. Gazette of Oct. i, 1796

Mary, wife of Benjamin, at Smithfield. Ga-
zette of Oct. 22, 1796

Amasa, at Smithfield, in 29th year. Gazette

of Nov. 12, 1796

Daniel, at Smithfield, in 74th year. Gazette

of March 18, 1797

John, son of David, of this town, at sea on
his passage from the Havana, in 19th year.
Gazette of June 24, 1797

Abial, at an advanced age. Gazette of July 15, 1797

Richard P., merchant, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Aug. 26, 1797

2,S0 VITAI. HKCOKI) OK UHODK ISLAND

SMITH Stephen, alias Allen, executed at 15(iston

on tiie Common for burglary, Oct. 12, 1797

Stei>hen, Jr., at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

John, l{sq., at Glocester, in 59th year, was

son of Benjamin. Gazette of March 31, 1798

l?etsey, wife of Cai)t. William, in this town,

in 29th year, Ajiril 2, 1798

iMelancton. Esq., in 55th )'ear, a distinguished
author and patriot, at New York, Aug. i, 1798

Dr. IClisha H., at New York. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Mrs. Martha, wife of David, at Attleboro, in

58th year, :May 6, 1799

Joshua, aged 67 years. Gazette of May 11, 1799

Capt. James, at Harrington. Gazette of July 13, 1799

(ieorge, seaman of the Geneial Greene, at

sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Ste|)hen, Kscj , one of the Justices of the
Court of Common Pleas for Bristol Co., at
Bristol. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1799

John, seaman of the V. S. Frigate Constella-
tion, in action with a h'rench ship, I""el). i, 1800

Robert, seaman nf the U. S. Fiigate Constel-
lation, in action with a h'rench ship, I'eb. i, 1800

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Jeremiah, at .South

Kmgstown, in 3yth year. Gazette of April 12, 1800

Samuel, late of Johnston, at East (ireenwich,

in 64th year. Gazette of April 26, 1800

Miss Ann, of this town, in yjlh year. Ga-
zette of Oct. 25, 1800

Nedebiah, of this town, T"eb. 3, 1 801

)ohn K., post-rider, at I'omfrct. Ct , after a
short illness, (iazetteof Feb. 28, 1801

Capt. Benjamin, at Hiistol, in 31st )'ear. Ga-
zette of May 23, 1 80 1

.Samuel, onl)' son of Richard, Jr, ICsq., aged

13 years, at Biistol. G.izette of July 11, 1801

Mrs. I'dizabeth, widow of Nathaniel, at New-
port, m 69th year. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1801

Charles, l^^sq,, of 11 igh Gate, Great Britain,

at New London, in 27th year, (iazette of Sept. 26, 1801

.Sus.uii ah, wife of John, merchant, and
daughter of lion. Nicholas Tillmghast,
formerly of this town, at Taunton, aged 38
years, Oct. 12, 1801

Rt. Rev. Robert, D. D., Bishoj) of the ICpis-
copal Chuich in .South Carolina, at Charles-
ton, in 73d year, 45 of which he ministered
in St. Philip's Church. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1801

Nancy, daughter of the late Joshua, (iazette

of Dec. 19, 1 80 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

281

SMITH Pascal Paoli, son of Noah, in this town,

in 1 8th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Abigail, wife of Samuel, formerly of Re-

hoboth, in this town, in 63d year,
Elizabeth, widow of Elisha, at Smithfield,

aged 62 years. Gazette of
Rev. Dr. William, the distinguished Biblical

scholar, at Philadelphia, aged 76 years,
William, of this town, at Boston, aged 33

years. Gazette of
John, at Norwich, Ct. Gazette of
Miss Abigail, daughter of the late Daniel, in

73d year, in this tow ,
Rev. Robert, of Savannah, Ga., at New York,

aged 34 years. Gazette of
Dea. Joshua, at Rehoboth, aged about So

years. Gazette of
Amos, at Attleboro, in 56th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Barnard, at Bristol,

in 30th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Deborah, wife of Richard, and daughter

of Rev. Joseph Winsor, of Glocester, R. I.,

at Ludlow, Vt. Gazette of
Samuel, of this town, in 65th year,
, a youth, drowned in the great storm

at Boston,
Mary, daughter of Daniel, at Glocester, in

20th year. Gazette of
Rev. Hezekiah, D. D,, pastor of the Baptist

Church, at Haverhill, aged 67 years. Cia-

zette of
Welcome, at Glocester, near Chepachet; was

at work with others on the new turnpike

road; in placing a lever to hold a stone in

place, while beingremoved,the lever slipped

hitting Mr. Smith and killing him after 10

hours suffering,
Paschall, Esq., merchant, at New York, of

the fever. Gazette of
Daniel, on board schooner Nelson, at Muriel,

Cuba, native of .Smithfield,
Capt. Brown, of North Providence, on the

road to Boston, suddenly. Gazette of
Elizabeth Louisa, daughter of the Secretary

of the Navy, at Baltimore, in her i4th

year. Gazette of
Mrs. Eliphal, wife of John, at Johnston, in

69th year. Gazette of
Simon, midshipman, suddenly, at sea on

board the U. S. bomb ketch Vengeance;

March 13, 1802

May 7, 1802

Sept. 25, 1802

May 14, 1803

July 30, 1803
Aug. 6, 1803

Aug. 22, 1803

Dec. 17, 1803

F"eb. 25, 1804
March 3, 1804

July 21, 1804

July 28, 1804
Aug. 27, 1804

Oct. 9, 1804

Oct. 20, 1804

Feb. 2, 1805

June 26, 1805

Sept. 14, 1805

Oct. 27, 1805

Nov. 30, 1805

March i, i8o6
March 19, 1806

v)Sl> \1TAL 1{|;('U1{1) OK lUloDK LSLANI)

SMITH :

was one of the American prisoners at

Tripoli; was on his way to I'awtuxet where

he was a native, June 6, 1806

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John 1., and daughter of

Caleii Harris ; also on same day their in-
fant son, aged 9 months, at Johnston, Aug. 6, 1806
John, at Smithfield, at an advanced age, Feb. 19, 1807
Benjamin, First Lieutenant of the \J. S.

frigate Chesapeake, at sea, on board the

frigate near Nt)rfolk, Va., was a native of

I'awtuxet, Oct. 14, 1807

Arthur, at Heaufort, .S. C, aged 23 years,

killed in a duel with Thomas Hutson, Jr.,

aged 22 years, and buiied in one grave

with his murderer. (Gazette of Oct. 17, 1807

Capt. David, of Portland. Me.; his son Moses

died in the West Inilies, in 1788, aged 22

years ; his daughter Mary died at Portland,

in 1789, aged 19 years; in 1797 and 8, he

lost one ship, one schooner, a part of a brig

with all the trading stock he then possessed;

his son Godfre)' died ( )ct. 15, 1803, at sea

on passage from Liverpool to Portland,

aged 20 years ; his son David died P'eb.

14, 1804, at Jamaica, aged 30 )'ears. At

this time the schooner ]'"rientlshi|) was

wrecked, being the only vessel he had at

sea; his son Lendall died March 13,1804,

at Portland, aged 32 years; his store took

fire July 10, 1805, and was destro)'ed with

all its contents, \'alued at $3,000 ; his wife

died Aug. 11, 1^05, aged 58 years; his

daughter Ruth died at the same time, aged

36 years; his daughter Ihinnah Day died

Oct. 15, 1806, aged 30 years; his daughter

Dolly Taylor died Sept. 29, 1807, aged 25

years; beside wdiich the Captain has met

with several other smaller losses. Truly

a remarkable record. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1807

Henry, at Rehoboth, aged 52 years, P'eb. 17, 1808

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Henry, at Rehoboth, March 2, 1.S08
Lucy, wife of Israel, at Johnston, in 26th

year, Dec. 16, 1808

Mrs. Hannah, widow of .Samuel, at P'.ast

(jicenwich, in 73d year, Feb. 16, 1809

James, claiming he had been disrated, shot

the captain of the sloo|) of war Parthion,

(J. B. Bolderson), for which crime he was

executed, in iMigland. Gazette of March 25, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 283

SMITH Henry, formerly of Newport, at New

Bedford, in 94th year. Gazette of April i, 1809

Rev. John, D. D., professor of languages in

Dartmouth College, at Hanover, N. H.

Gazette of May 13, 1809

Peyton B., eldest son of Gen. John, Repre-
sentative in Congress from Virginia ; was

killed in a duel by Joseph Holmes, of Win-
chester, Va., near the Potomac, Maryland

side. Gazette of Dec. 16, 1809

Mrs. Mary, wife of Stutely, Jr., at Pawtuxet, Dec. 17, 1809

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Mowry, and young-
est daughter of the late Benedict Arnold,

at Glocester, aged 27 )ears. May 9, 18 10

William, executed at Savannah for assisting

slaves to escape. Gazette of Oct. 13, i8iO

Mrs. Mary, daughter of John Smith, Esq., at

Johnston, in 39th year, Nov. 6, 1810

Miss Esther, at Sterling, Ct , aged 34 years.

Gazette of Dec. 8, 18 10

Richard, Esq., at Scituate, in 74th year, Dec. 8, i8io

Hon. tsrael, late Governor of Vermont, at

Rutland, aged 52 years. Gazette of Dec. 15, 18 10

Jacob, at Cumberland, m 32d year. Gazette

of Jan. 12, 1811

Martin, Esq., at Burrillville, in 64th year, Feb. 27, 181 1

Job S., son of Zadoc, at Burrillville, in iSth

year, April 3, 181 1

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Rufus, at l^urrillville,

aged about 80 years, April 17, 181 1

Catherine, wife of John, chief clerk War

Department, at Washington. Gazette of May 18, 181 1

John, chief clerk War Department, at

Washington. Gazette of May 18, 181 1

Capt. Nathaniel, Jr., at Bristol, in 33d year,

buried with Masonic honors, June 18, 181 1

Brigham, son of Thomas, member Sopho-
more class. Brown University, at Sutton,

Mass., July 15, 181 1

Mrs. Mary, wife of Christopher, Esq., at

Scituate, in 6ist year, July 27, 1811

William, Jr., Esq., at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1

Dr. John, at Beaufort, S. C, princi])al of the

college there. Gazette of Nov. 23, 181 1

Governor , of \^irginia, perished in the

burning of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 23, 181 1

George W., Governor of Virginia, perished

in the burning of the theatre at Richmond,

Va., Dec. 26, iSi i

284 VITAL KECOKI) OF RHUDK INLAND

SMITH Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. Smith, of

schooner l^lake, at Charleston, S. C,

jierished in the burning of her house, Jan, 5, 1812

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Henry, and daughter of

George Manchester, at Glocester, aged 25

years, Feb. 8, 181 2

James, M. D., aged 74 years, son of Hon.

William, one of the judges of the Supreme

Court of New York, at said New York, Feb. 12, 1812

William, at North Providence, in S6th year, March 5, 1812

William T., at Philadelphia, merchant. Ga-
zette of March 7, 181 2
Charles, in this town, in 62d year, March 11, 1812
Benjamin, at Smithfield, at an ad\'anced age,

of Society of Friends, March 17, 1812

Joseph, at Newport, aged 28 \-ears. May 17, 1812

Mrs. Mary, daughter of the late Fmar, of

Smithfield, in this town, in 37th year, June 4, 1812

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at l^urnllville, in

7gth year; she had li\ed with her husband

64 years, 5 months, leaving a posterity of

166 jiersons, 134 of whom are now living, June ig, 1812

Jonathan B., Grand Master cif Masons in

Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. Gazette of July 4, 1812

William, in 22(1 )eai-, Aug. 4, 1812

Caleb, seaman, killed on board the Constitu-
tion in her action with the Guerriere, Aug. 20, 1.S12
Morris, seaman, on board gunboat 46, lost on

east side of Conanicut, Sept. 29, 1812

William I.aughton, Grand Master of Masons

of South Carolina. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1813

John, at Johnston, aged 35 years, Feb. 22, 1S13

Mrs. Nancy, widow of John, at Johnston,

aged 27 years, Ainil 15, 1813

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Hon. William S., of

New York, and only d.iughter of e.\-Presi-

dent John Adams, at Oiiinc}', Mass., aged

40 years, Aug. 15, 1813

John, seaman, killed on Ijoartl the Lawrence,

on Lake luie, in action, Sejit. 10, 1813

John, shot in the highway by a deputy Cus-
tom House officer; verdict coroner jury,

willful murder, at Huntsberg, \'t. (jazette

of Sept. 25, 1813

John, in this town, in 84th year, Oct. 24, 1813

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Noali, of this town, in

63d year, suddenly, March 4, 1814

Sired, at Smithfield, in 31st year, left wife

and 3 children. Gazette of March 12, 1814

Daniel, at Cumberland, aged 81 years, March 20, 1814

April 15,
April 28,

1814
i8r4

May 16,

1814

June 9,

1S14

Aug. 23,

1814

March 4,

1815

Aug. 19,

1815

PnoVIDENCE GAZETTE— DRATHB 285

SMITH Nathaniel, naval officer, of this port, in

5 1. St year. Masonic honors, April 14, 1814

Pitt, Esq., at Burrillville, aged 47 years, Judge
of Court of Common Pleas, Providence Co.,

David, at Smithfield, aged about 45 years,

Winsor B., only son of Daniel, of Burrillville,
in this town, in 15th year,

Mrs. Rovvena, wife of Zadoc, at Burrillville,
in 48th year,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Martin, at Burrillville,
aged 75 years,

Charlotte, daughter of Enos, at West Haven,
Ct., aged 9 years. She fell on a small jack-
knife which entered her breast, and lived
a fortnight. Gazette of

Capt. John, U. S. Navy, at Philadelphia. He
had recently been appointed to the Frank-
lin 74, at that port. Gazette of

Capt. Joseph, at Barrington, an experienced
nautical commander, aged 75 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 9,

Mrs. Amey F., wife of Capt. Stephen, Jr.,

in this town, in 32d year, Sept. 27,

Noah, in this town, in 70th year, suddenly, Nov. 8,

John, executed at Newcastle, Del., Dec. 21,

Philip, at Middletown, aged 75 years, sud-
denly ; had started to visit a neighbor and
fell in the road before reaching his
house, Feb. 15 or 25,

David, at Attleboro, of the fever, in 63d

year, March 12,

John, a shi]) carpenter, at Niantic, Ct.; his
wife and child perished in the burning of
his house, March 13,

Mehitable !•" ranees, only daughter of Benja-
min, aged 22 months,

John, at Glocester, at an advanced age,

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Richard, of Bristol, in
8 1st year, in this town,

Mr. , killed m a duel with a Mr. Willis

at Pinkneyville, La.,

Col. William S., a soldier of the Revolution,
at Lebanon, Madison Co., N. Y.,

Elizabeth, daughter of the late Samuel, at
Smithfield, aged 52 years. Gazette of

Lieut. Richard, executed at Philadelphia.
Gazette of

Lieut. Richard, was executed at Philadelphia
Aug. 10, 1816, for murder of Capt. John
Carson. On his tombstone it is stated he

March 25,
April 10,

1816
1816

April 12,

1816

May 28,

1816

June 10,

1816

July 6,

1816

Aug. 17,

1816

815

8IS
815
815

816
816

816

2,S() VITAL KKCOlil) (IK liHoDK ISLAND

SMITH :

was one 111 the defenders nf I'"iiit Erie,

Aug. 15, 1814 ; that he fell a victim of his

own errors, bad advice and ]ieifid\- ; was in

his 23d year. (lazette of Oct. 26, 1816

Benjamin West, son of .Stephen C, aged

about 3 years, Nov. 6, 1 816

John, at Johnston, in 82d year, many )'ears

a memlaer of (ieneral Assembly and Cor-

poi'ation of Hrown L'niversity ; memb.er of

Committee of Safety at the time of the

Revolution ; was an officer of a pri\'ateer

ill 1756, who engaged and ca|)tured a

I'rench vessel of superior strength ; here-

ceived a bullet in the neck, which was

taken out alter his death (60 yeais after-
wards), March 23, 1817
Cajit. John, of Hampton, \'a., at Savannah,

(ieo., b}- mistake of an apothecary. May 30, 1817

J. , his two sons 6 and 11 years old,

didwned wliile swinmiing, at New (iran-

tham, N. 11, (iazette of Aug. 23, 1817

C'apt. William C, a native of Massachusetts,

at Hampton Ivoads, \'a., commander of

the ship Haltic, of Norfolk, lell between

the decks of the ship Commerce, and lived

an houi. (iazette ol Aug. 23, 1817

David, of Sudbui)', Ct., hung himself, leav-
ing wife and several children, Aug. 31, LS17
William, shot by Mr. Thorb, the result of a

ipi.nicl, at .St. Louis, .Sept 28, 1817

William, aged about 20 )-ears, accideiitall)'

killed by a discharge of a gun he was load-
ing, at Philadelphia. ( jazette of Oct. 25, 1817
Mr. C , at Augusta, Me., was scalded to

death hy falling into a kettle of hot water.

(la/ette of Nov. 8, I 817

Klisha, at Attlelxim, in Ogth year, Nov. 25, 1817

Abhy, wife of Cajit. Jose]ih, in 49tti year, Nov. 30, 1817

Thomas Loughton, I^scp; he accidentally fell

from a third story window and lived 5

hoiu's, at Chaiiest(]n. .S. C. (iazette of Dec. 13, 1817

Mrs. Rebecci, widow of Capt. Jose])h and

(laughter ot the late John Kinniciitt, I'iscp,

ol Wairen, in "3(1 year, at Harrington, Jan. 8, 1S18

Mrs. I.ydia, formerly of Rehoboth, and

willow of Titus, at ilalifa.x, N. S. Ga-
zette of I'cb. 14, 1818
Mrs. Sarah, wife of James, in 53d year, at

Cioshen, N. Y., April 27, 1818

pr()vidp:nce gazette— deaths 287

SMITH Col. Henry, aged 51 years, formerly

First Senator in the Legislature of the

State, in this town, June 28, 1818

Job, at Johnston, in 82d year, of Society of

Friends, very suddenly, Aug. 15, 1818

Mrs. Phebe, wife of Capt. Stephen, at Paw-

tuxet, in 75th year, Sept. 13, 181 8

Jeremiah, at Smithfield, in 85th year, Sept. 17, 1818

Henry, at Pawtu.xet, in 21st year, Nov. 22, 1818

Stephen W., grandson of Stephen Wmsor,

at Foster, of throat distemper. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1818
Edward, at North Providence, in 38th year, Feb. 5, 1819

Samuel, aged 75 years, April i, 18 19

Mrs. , wife of Rufus, at Smithfield, April 8, 1819

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Nicholas, at Paw-

tuxet, in 21st year, April 22, 1S19

Waite, widow of John, of Smithfield, in this

town, in 76th year, ]u\y 20, 1819

Miss Susan, at Newport, in 34th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 21, 1 8 19
Lillis, fifth daughter of Stephen, Jr., at

Dighton, in 22d year, Sept. 16, 1819

Mrs. Clive, wife of Richard, in this town, in

3 1. St year, Sept. 25, 18 19

William, at Newport, aged 54 years. Gazette

of Oct. 16, 1819

Henrietta, daughter of Joshua, at Seekonk,

in 17th year, Dec. 4, 1819

Mrs. Martha, wife of Ebenezer, at ]5arring-

ton, aged 41 years, Dec. 21, 1819

Mrs. Mary, wife of Capt. Stephen, late of

Rhode Island, at Scituate, in 62d year ;

was daughter of Capt. William Rhodes,

formerly of Cranston, March 30, 1820

Mrs. Freelove, widow of the late Capt. Simon,

in this town, in 76th year. May 1 1, 1820

Richard, son of Capt. Turpin, of this town,

suddenly, at Portsmouth, N. H., after a

short voyage from Savannah, aged 30 years.

Gazette of June 29, 1820

Mrs. Martha, at Smithfield, in 58th year,

widow of Junia, July 12, 1820

Mrs. , wife of John Cornwall Smith,

killed by her husband accidentally. The

musket slipped from his hand, and in catch-
ing it it discharged. Mrs. Smith was in

bed at the time asleep with an infant. It

killed her but did not injure the child, at

Troupsburgh,; N. Y., Aug. 8, 1820

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Job, at Johnston, in 8ist

year, Sept. 16, 1820

288

VITAL KKCOKIi OF KlIODI'; ISLAND

Jan

3.

821

Feb.

'3.

821

March

10,

821

Marcli

• I,

1821

May

1 8,

821

July

14.

821

Oct

I,

821

Oct.

14.

821

Xdv

4.

1821

Nov

5.

821

Dec

2,

821

Dec

S.

821

Jan.

13.

S22

March

'9.

S22

Ahirch

20,

S22

May

'3.

S22

May

1.).

822

May

-9.

822

Jul)

5.

822

Aug.

18,

822

Aug.

22,

822

Oct.

17.

822

820
820

820

SMITH iVMijaniin, in 5i.st year, Oct. 8,

Mrs. Martha, wife of Constant, of Swanzey.

at Warren, in 71st year, Nov. 12,

Henry, son of the late Col. Heiu\', in this

town, ill 1 8th \e.ir, member Senior Class,

1^ U.. ' Dec. 29,

Elisha, Jr., aged ^/ years, purser's steward,

son of Klisha, of Newport, at the navy

yard, Portsmouth, N. II. Cazette ot
George \V., native of Hoston, and recentl)' of

Newport, in 21st year, at Charles on, S. C,
Mrs. Anna, witiow of Joshua, in this town,

aged 75 years,
William C, son of the late Samuel, of this

town, at Bristol, aged 41 \ears,
D.n-id, at Cumberland, in 64th year.
Mrs. M.iry Ann, wife of Capt. Jacob, at Xew-

])oit, ageil 39 years, (ki/.ette of
Elisha r,, son of Chad, of Smithfield, aged

24 \'ears, at Wa)'nes\'ille, O.,
Mrs. Phebe, wife of Ca])t. William, aged 49

years, at Pawtu.xet,
l'".sek, ,U .Smithheld, in 49th }'ear,
.Sarah, widow of John, at East (jreenwich, in

75th year,
Samuel DeWolte, of ]?ristol, aged 28 years,

at Havan.i, on board the brig Brothers,
Oliver C., a nali\'e of Ivehnboth, aged 29

years, at .St. l.ouis, Missouri. (Gazette of
Aljiheus, at Cr.inston, aged about 26 years,
John, seaman of L'..S. .Ship P'ranklin, drowned

in the surf near X'alparaiso,
Nathaniel, 2d, at 15iistol, aged 75 )e,iis, iiKiny

years se.xton of .St. Michael's Chinch,
Hannah, drowned in llell (iatc, 1)\' swam].)-

iug of the boat,
Mrs. Hope, widow of Job, at Pawtu.xet, in

73d year,
William, at New Bedtord, aged 40 )ears, fell

from the mast head of ship Com. Rogers.

Gazette of
John (i., son of .Samuel, in this town, aged 6

years,
Willi. im Henry, son of Alansoii, m this town,

aged 13 months,
Mrs. , wife of Josejih, drownetl at

.Sheppard's mill pond, (ireenwich, Ct.,
John, at Cranston, 111 29111 year,
Koswell, of -Sodus, N. Y., tlrowned Ijy upset-
ting of a boat, Oct. 30, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

289

SMITH Christopher, at Scituate, aged 64 years,

Thankful, aged 70 years, at Newport
Asylum,

Aaron, at Rehoboth, in 53d year,

Mrs. Rebecca, at Taunton, aged 55 years.
Gazette of

Jacob, Jr., son of Capt. Jacob, of Newport,
aged 17 years, at sea on board ship Integ-
rity on passage from Batavia to Canton,

Emar, only surviving son of Simeon, at Bur-
rillville, in 25th year, had been married
but six weeks,

Mrs. Lucy, widow of David, at Attleboro, in
63d year,

Capt. William, in Albemarle Co., Va., in
96th year ; he served as a captaui in the
French and Indian War under Col. Wash-
ington and served also in the Revolution;

Edward Taft, son of Aaron, in this town, in
6th year,

Nathaniel, at Barrington, aged "j"] years,

Capt. William, at Boston, aged n years.
Gazette of

Dea. Simeon, at Groton, Ct., aged 86 years,
was injured by a runaway team,

Elisha, at Newport, aged 81 years. Gazette
of

Samuel, son of the late William C, at Bristol,
aged 4 years,

John, at Slatersville, aged 24 years,

Benjamin B., Esq., attorney at law, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of

Nathaniel, at Barrington, aged 3 months, son
of Ebenezer,

Ann Amey, daughter of Stephen C, aged 3
years, 10 months,

Samuel, at Bristol, aged 63 years,

Mrs. Jane, wife of Benjamin S., Jr., at Bos-
ton, aged 21 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah Vinson, wife of William C, and
granddaughter of Uea. Samuel Vinson, of
Newport, at Georgetown, S. C,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Capt. Andrew, at O.xford,
Mass., aged 39 years. Gazette of

John, the missionary, at Damerara Prison.
Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Area, at Cumberland,
in 60th year,

Capt. Stephen, Jr., at Pawtuxet, in Sist year.

Dec. 19, 1822

Nov. — , 1822
Dec. 21, 1822

Dec. 28, 1822

Jan. I, 1823

Feb. 9, 1823
Feb. II, 1823

Feb. 12, 1823

Feb. 20, 1823
March 17, 1823

March 22, 1823

April 9, 1823

April 19, 1823

April 30, 1823
June 13, 1823

June 18, 1823

July 16, 1823

Aug. 22, 1823
Sept. 14, 1823

Oct. 29, 1823

Nov. 13, 1823

Dec. 13, 1823

April 14, 1824

April 28, 1824
June 10, 1824

2[\{) VITAL ItKCOKl) OK ItJlODK ISLAND

SMITH Rev. Kbenezer, at Stockton, Chataque

Co., N. Y., aged 90 years, 70 years as a

Baptist minister, July 6, 1824

lulward, at Pawtu.xet, aged 20 years, Aug. 14, 1824

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Philip, of Middlctown,

at Newport, aged 80 years, Aug. 17, 1824

Aaron, in this town, aged 34 years, Oct. 30, 1824

John, at Forestville, N. Y. ; he got a piece

of beef in his throat which choked him

before he could be relieved. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1824

Lydia, wife of James, at Cumberland, of

Society of Friends, Dec. 9, 1824

Iknjamin, Esq., in this town, aged 56 years, Dec. 29, 1824

Area, at Cumberland, in 6ist year, Feb. 2, 1825

Florette, daughter of Cai)t. William Peter,

in this town, aged 4 years, June 13, 1^2^

Col. George, late member of Congress, in

North Carolina, killed by a falling tree.

Gazette of \ July 13, 1825
, son of Dr. Smith, of Paltimore,

drowned from a ferr)' boat in New York

Harbor. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1825

James, at Cumberland, aged /} years ; 40

years member of Society of Friends. Ga-
zette of Aug. 31, 1825
Miss Amanda, formerly of Smithfield, at

Charterfield, N. Y., aged 22 years. Ga-
zette of Sept. 14, 1825
SMIT'1'1'".N Mr. , at an advanced age.

Gazette of Jan. 30, 1790

SMOLl':\SKO Prmce Kutusoff, aged 75 years,

commander in chief of the Russian forces,

at Puntzlaw (in Prussia), (iazette of July 16, 1813

SNEED Benjamin, nati\e of \'irginia, at Dan-
ville, in 98th year, an instructor for 71

years and first mstructor of Thomas Jef-
ferson. Gazette of May 8, 1 819
SNELL Mrs. Rowena, wife of Lieut. William, at

Smithville, N. C, aged ^y years, a native

of Attleboro. Mass. (Gazette of March 12, 1803

F^benezer, of the senit)r class R. I. College,

at Bridgewatcr, Mass. Gazette of April 7, 1^04

Seth, P:sq., at Warren, in 77th year, March 4, 1823

15enjamin, at South Ikidgewater, aged 72

years. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1823

SNELIJNG John, aged 47 yeans, at Boston.

Gazette of Aug. 13, 1803

Joseiih,at Boston, aged 75 years. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1806
John, at l^oston, aged 78 years, Sept. 26, 1809

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Col. Jonathan, of

Boston, in this town, aged 86 years, F"eb. 10, 181 1

PROVIDKNCE OAZETTE— DEATHH

201

SNIDER Christopher, killed by George Wilmot
and Ebenezer Richardson, at Boston,
(At the trial Richardson was found guilty
and Wilmot discharged).
SNIPES William, in South Carolina, aged 42

years. Gazette of
SNOW Edward, son of Rev. Joseph, aged 13
years. Gazette of

Nathaniel, his wife died very suddenly, at
Rochester, Mass.,

Joseph, Esq., at an advanced age,

Marcy, widow of Joseph, Esq., in the very
advanced age of her 87th year. Gazette
of

Daniel, in 5 8th year,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Joseph Snow, Jr.,
formerly of this town, in New York State,
in her 48th year. Gazette of

Polly, daughter of Josiah, in her 20th year.
Gazette of

William, son of Josiah, in this town. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Sarah, at Boston. Gazette of

Josiah, in this town, in 51st year. Gazette of

Rev. Joseph, in this town, in 89th year, and
58th of his ministry,

Capt. John, late of Massachusetts, at Savan-
nah, Geo., aged 33 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Susan, wife of William, in this town, in
54th year,

William, Jr., had just reached h.ime from a
residence in the South, in 24th year,

William Carter, of Scituate, R. I., aged 20
years, son of Zebedee, at sea,

Nathan, of Capt. Cooke's Co., wounded,
(since died), at battle of Tippicanoe,

Capt. Joseph, in this town, in 47th year,

Dea. James, in this town, in 82d year,

Josiah, in this town, in 29th year,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of L , at Taunton.

Gazette of

Charles Wanton, only son of Peter Wanton
Snow, of this town, aged 5 years, 4 months,

Tristam Burgess, only son of John B., Esq.,
aged 2 years, 6 months,

Charlotte B., only child of Rev. John B.,
Esq , aged 4 years 9 months,

Zebedee, Jr., at Smithfield, in 42d year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Rev. Joseph, in
this town, at Attleboro, in 83d year,

Feb. 23, 1770

Sept. 2, 1809

March 27, 1772

July II, 1772
July 24, 1773

Nov. 16, 1782
Nov. 17, 1784

Jan. 3, 1789

Aug. 1 1, 1792

Dec. 16, 1797

Sept. 29, 1798

P'eb. 7, I So I

April 10, 1803

Oct. 12, 1805

Nov. 9, 1805

July 3, 1806

March 17, 1807

Nov. 7, 181 1

Jan. 2, 1812

Oct. 8, 1812

March 13, 1813

Sept. 4, 18 1 3

Dec. 29, 1813

July 5, 1814

April 18, 1815
Dec. 30, 1815

April 21, 1817

292 VITAL HI'X'OHI) OK imoDK ISLAND

SNOW Harriet Rogers, infant daughter of Peter

W., Esq., aged 8 months, ' Oct. 27, 1817

Allen, youngest son oi John, in this town, in

3d year, Feb. 28, 1818

Stejjhen W., formerly of this town, at Clin-
ton, Ga., April 15, 181 8
Mrs. Sarah, being subject to fits she fell into

the fire when in one and perished, at

Springfield. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1818

I'rances Wanton, daughter of Peter W., in

this town, aged i year 3 months, Aug. 19, 1819

Mrs. Louisa, in 28th year, \n this town, wife

of James, and eldest daughter of the late

Paul Draper, Oct. 3, 1819

Thomas, in this town, in 41st year, Oct. 10, 1819

Susan, formerly resident of this town, at

Nantucket. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Daniel, in this town, in

85th year, July 8, 1821

Charles Andrew, only son of (icorge T., in

this town, aged 19 months, Feb. 15, 1822

Capt. I^lisha, aged 36 years, at sea, on board

the brig Pocahontas, on passage from Can-
ton to New York. Had an unusually long

voyage of 221 days. l'"rom the necessary

use of salt provisions the crew and officers

became infected with the scurvy; after 70

days' illness mortification juit an end to

the captain's life. His remains were

brought to this town and buried with Ma-
sonic honors; died March 9, 1822
George, in this town, in 26th year. May 31, 1822
Godfrey, late of Boston ; was killed in the

machinery of a steamboat down the Ohio.

Gazette of March i, 1823

Julmund F., of ]5rewster, Mass., at ]5oston,

aged 25 years. Gazette of April 19, 1823

James, son of William, of this town, at Nash-
ville, Tenn., aged 31 years,
Mrs. Hannah, in this town, in 91st year.
Maria, daughter of Benjamin, l^sc)., in this

town, aged 24 years,
Mrs. Amelia, wife of Richard M., in this

tow^n, in 21st year,
Christopher Lippitt, infant son of William

C, in this town, aged 13 months,
SNOWDKN Lsaac, t:sq., late of Philadelphia,

formerly treasurer of the county,
SNYDFR Mrs. Catherine Ann, wife of Simon,

Governor of the .State, at Lancaster, Penn.,

in 33d year. Gazette of March 24, 1810

Sept. I,
Nov. 14,

1S23
1823

Aug. 18,

1824

April 21,

1824

Sept. 18,

1824

Dec. 26,

1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 293

SOHIER Martin Brimmer, Lieut, in 2d U. S.
Infantry, at Rock Landing, Ga. Gazette
of Aug. 25, 1792

SOLANA Don Francisco, at Madrid, Spain,
aged 80 years; an Admiral of the Spanish
navy, well known during the American
War. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1806

The Marquis de, stabbed by Jose Florentino

Harra. Gazette of July 6, 1816

SOLOMONS Hayon, a banker of Philadelphia.

Gazette of Jan. 22, 1785

SOMERVILLE James, at Baltimore, aged 61

years. Gazette of July 19, 1806

SOBER Mrs. Elizabeth Mary, wife of Stephen,
and adopted daughter of Isaiah Thomas,
Esq., of Worcester, at Braintree, aged 27
years, July 10, 1813

Stephen T., drowned in Leaf Island Cove,

near Boston, May 24, 1824

SORRELL Robt., M. D., formerly of Ingate-
stone, Hertfordshire, at London, worth a
fortune of ;^200,ooo. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1824

SOTRIDGE Colonel , shot by Dr. Ham-
ton, near Kanawha, West Virginia. Ga-
zette of July 6, 1805
SOULE Robert, in 22d year. Gazette of March 7, 1795
Capt. William, of this town, in 72d year, April 5, 1808
Mrs. Mehitable, wife of Capt. Samuel, of this

town, in her 59th year, Feb. 14, 1809

Hiram, Esq., at Little Compton, aged 48

years, Oct. 19, 1822

William, in this town, in 40th year, Oct. 19, 1823

Mrs. Dorcas, widow of Abner, of Tiverton,

at Pawtucket, in 78th year, F"eb. 6, 1824

Miss Polly, in this town, in 56th year, ]'"eb. 9, 1824

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Capt. William, in

88th year, Sept. 2, 1824

Capt. Samuel, in this town, in 78th year, July 26, 1825

SOUTHARD John, eldest son of Hon. Samuel
L., Secretary of the Navy, at Trenton,
N. J., Dec. 27, 1824

SOUTHCOMB Capt. J. P., late of schooner Lot-
tery, of Baltimore; on board His B. Maj-
esty's P"rigate Belvidera was killed in the
:iction m defending his vessel, March i, 1813

SOUTHGATE William, perished in the burning

of the theatre at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 18x1

SOUTHWICK George, of Danvers, killed at

Lexington, April 19, 1775

294 VITAL liKCOlU) OK 1;II()1)K IfSLAND

SOUTHWICK Solomon, at Newport, aged 66

years, formerly editor of the Mekcurv.

Gazette of Jan. 6, 1798

Remington, Preceptor (for several years), of

the Washington Academy, at Wickford,

from a fall from a horse; left a wife and

two children, April 22, 1807

Mrs. Maria, wife of Francis, at Newport, in

25th year, Jan. 16, 1812

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of William, at Smithfield,

of the fever, April 23, 1816

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Jnsiah, at Newpdrt,

aged 58 years, March 30, 1S18

Frank, of Newport, at Richnmnd, Va., aged

32 years, Oct. 3, 1820

Henry Collins, [irinter, at New ^'ork, aged

45 years. Gazette of F'eb. 3, 1821

Mrs. 'Sarah, wife of Pitts, at Newport, July 20, 1822

John, at Newport, aged 37 years, June 6, 1823

Mrs. Laura W., widow of Willett R., of

Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,aiid daughter of John

Cai^ron, Flscp, of and at L'.xbridge, aged 29

years, Oct. 27, 1S23

SOUTH WORTH Miss Abby, daughter of

l''.l)hraiin, in 17th year, Sept. 4, 1805

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of ICphiaini, in this town,

in 66th year, Jan. 12, 1822

SOWlJP'.N , shot dead by Jordan Cleever,

who was swinging a loatleil gun in the air,

at Manchester, Va. Gazette of Oct. 20. 1821

SOWFR Christopher, F2sq,, printer, at 15,ilti-

more ; was printer to His Late RLajesty

from the City of St. John. N. 15. Gazette

(,f July 13, 1799

SOWI'.RS Capt. Thomas, His Majesty's i>rinci-

])al engineer for America, at New York.

Gazette of March 26, 1774

SOWLIC Jonathan, his house at Ti\-ert"n Inirned, May 14, 1767

Seabury, of this town, merchant, at the Ha-

vannah, in 27th year, (-)ct. 29, 1798

Mrs. Mary, witlow of the late Seabur\', sud-

denl)', in 26th year, in this town, Dec. 26, 1798

Capt. Henry, formerly of Newjiort, at West-

[init, aged 83 years. Ga/.elte of June 30, 1804

James Pahner, only son of Capt. Cornelius,

in this town, aged 16 months, April 4, 181 1

SP0P'I''()R1) Phineas, at Windham, Ct., aged 70

years ; was riding on the tongue of the

cart; being thrown off, the wheels passed

over his head killing him on the s|)ot. Ga-
zette of Aug. 17, 1822

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DKATHB 295

SPAIGHT Robert Dobbs, Esq., formerly Gov-
ernor of North Carolina, killed in a duel
with Hon. John Stanley, at Newbern, N.
C, Sept. s, 1802

SPARHAWK Mrs. Elizabeth, at Boston, in 70th
year,

William S., died at sea,
SPARROW Benjamin, died at Halifax, a pris-
oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
SPAULDING John, at Plainfield, from a kick of
a horse,

Capt. Zachariah, at Pomfret, Ct., was born at
Clemsford, Mass., Oct. 1703,

Dr. Moses, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Edward, clockmaker, in 54th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John T., and daugh-
ter of Robert McClellan, Esq., at Albany,
in 24th year. Gazette of

Capt. Edward, formerly of this town, at Bris-
tol,

James, of Killingly, Ct., at sea on passage
from Savannah to New York, in 23d year.
Gazette of

Hezekiah, at Plainfield, Ct., aged 84 years.
Gazette of

Willard, son of Dea. Stephen, killed by be-
ing thrown from a wagon, at Killingly, Ct.,

Col. Erastus, of Scipio, N. Y., said to have
been shot for attempting to carry a quan-
tity of potash into Upper Canada. Gazette
of

John W., eldest son of Dea. Jacob, at Kill-
ingly, Ct., aged 32 years. Gazette of

Maria, daughter of Asa, and only child, at
Norwich, Ct., aged 12 years. Gazette of

Asa, Esq., State Attorney for the county, at
Norwalk, Ct., aged 54 years,

Henry, at Killingly, Ct., aged 29 years,

Joseph, formerly of Smithfield, in 43d year,
at Sterling, Ct.,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of David, at Killingly, Ct.,
aged 72 years,

Davis, at Killingly, aged 76 years,

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Dea. Jacob, at Killingly,
aged 64 years,

Joseph, at Clemesford, aged 64 years; was a
hero at Bunker Hill. He is supposed to
be the man that killed Major Pitcairn,

Sept. 4,
Dec. 1 1,

1797
1818

Dec. 26,

1777

May 29,

1768

July 31.

1771

Dec. 26,

1777

Dec. 24,

1785

Nov. 9,

1799

Feb. 9,

1804

May 16,

1807

Feb. 27,

1808

May 18,

1808

July 30,

1808

Oct. 29,

1808

Aug. 19,

1809

Aug. 8,
Feb. 5,

i8ii
1813

June 22,

1815

Jan. 4,
Jan. 16,

1817
1817

Feb. 9,

1817

296 VITAL KPX'UUI) OF KllODK ISLAND

SPAUI.DING:

having frequently declared he took good
aim on him ;

John S., Esq., in this town, in 51st year;
many yea(;s uisjiector of customs for this
port,

Nathaniel, at Killingly, Ct., aged 80 years.
He held a commission through the Revolu-
tion; was at White Plains;

Mrs. Abilene, wife of Nathaniel, at Killingly,
Ct., aged T] years.

Mrs. Audery, widow of Edward, in this town,
in g3d year,
SPEAKMAN Townsend, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of
SPEAR Mrs. Margaret, wife of David, Jr., mer-
chant, at Boston. Gazette of
SPEARE Elias, at Newport, in 67th year, sud-
~ denly. Gazette of

SPEARS Timothy, died at Halifax, a prisoner
of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Polly, daughter of William, late of Wood-
stock, Ace, in 34th year. Gazette of

Polly, eldest daughter of Thomas, in 27th
year, at North Providence. Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Thomas, P2sq., at Paw-
tucket, aged 50 years,
Sl'El.LMAN i\Irs. Sa'rah, wife ot Oliver, in this
town, in 24th yeai',

Oliver, ol this town, on coast of Alrica, aged
30 years,

Abby I'',lizabeth, daughter of Caj)!. Josc|)h,
in this town, aged ^\ months,
SPENCER Jedediah, at East Hartford, fell be-
fore his cart while driving down hill; the
wheels passed over him killing him in-
stantly, Sept. 20,

John, aged 37 years, of Newport, tongue cut

out by Algerine [lirates. Cjazette of Jan. 2L

John, a sailor, killed by a Connecticut soldier
in an affray on the (ireat I?ridge, Provi-
dence, P'eb. I,

Major General John, at East Haddani, Ct.

(kizette of P'eb. 7,

Mrs. , wife of Uaniel, of this town.

Gazette of July 3,

Mrs. , wife of Mr. Daniel. Gazette of Oct. 20,

Ca])t. Oliver, at Nantucket, (iazette of Oct. 12,

Ruth, daughter of the late Rufus, at East

Greenwich. Gazette of March 28, 1795

July 30.

1820

Jan. 25,

1822

Feb. 28,

1823

March 7,

■.823

Sept. 12,

1823

Oct. 26,

1-93

Sept. 29,

1798

June [3,

1807

Dec. 26,

1777

Jan. 25,

1800

March 15,

1806

Oct. 4,

1823

March 2L

1815

March 20,

1820

Sept. I,

1821

771

775

778

789

790
792

793

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 2'J7

SPENCER Daniel, formerly of this town, at
Lexington, Ky., aged 60 years. Gazette ot

Norman, at East Hartford, burnt to death in
a powder mill. Gazette of

Mrs. Hannah, widow of General Spencer of
the Revolution, at East Haddam, Ct.,
aged 80 years. Gazette of

Keith, Esq., navy agent, at New Orleans.
Gazette of

George W., at East Greenwich, aged 23
years, graduate of Brown University,

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Henry, at North
Kingstown, in 87th year, leaving 121 de-
scendants. Gazette of

Mr. , killed on a ferry boat by light-
ning. Gazette of

Capt. , killed at Queenstown, U. C.

Gazette of

John, at l{ast Greenwich, in 8ist year. Ga-
zette of

Mathewson, in this town, in 51st year,

Dr. Ebenezer, at New Ik'dford, aged 65
years; was walking along the street when
he fell down and expired,

Mrs. Abigail, widow, in Sgth year,

Andrew D., son of De.xter, in this town, in

17th year, Aug. 13,

Mrs. Amey, wife of Capt. Joseph, and daugh-
ter of Oliver Wickcs, at East Greenwich,
in 45th year, Dec. 23,

Reuben, of Baltimore, perished in a burning

building, at Wheeling, Va., Eeb. 17,

Mrs. Betsey, at Smithfield, in 28th year, Aug. ig,

Mrs. Phebe, widow of Thomas, at Newport,

aged 97 years, April i,

Eunice R., wife of Jonathan N. of Paw-
tucket, and daughter of Jabez Newell, of
and at Attleboro, in 22d year. Gazette of Oct. 8,

SPICER Mrs. Mary, in 67th year, April 17,

Mr. , perished in the shipwreck of

schooner Delaware. Gazette of Nov. 3,

SPINK Nicholas, at North Kingstown, in 65th

year, Ajjril 19,

SPINNAGE Daniel, at New York, of the fever.

Gazette of Sept. 21,

SPOONER Mrs. , wife of Joshua, at Prov-
idence. Gazette of Dec. 30,

Joshua, carpenter. Gazette of July 4,

Joshua, murdered at Worcester. Gazette of March 14,

Oct. 15,

1796

Jan. 5,

1805

Dec. 17,

1808

Dec. 2,

1809

Nov. 10,

1811

Aug. I,

1812

July 2,

1814

Aug. 6,

1814

Aug. 19,
June 2i,

181S
1821

March 18,

March 22,

1822
1S22

822
822

823
823

824

825

811
821

807

805

769
772
778

29S VITAL HKCOIU) OK lilKiDK ISLAND

SPOOMCR liithshcba, executed at Worcester,
for the murder of Joshua S[i(ioner, late of
l^rookfield, July 1 1,

Polly, drowned in Ne\v]iort Harbor, July 13,

Mrs. Anna, wife of Andrew, and daughter
of the late Hon. Martin Howard, of New-
port, at Beach Hill, Milton. Gazette of March 26,

Thomas, printer, at New Bedford. Gazette

of June 15,

Mrs. , wife of Samuel, in this town.

(iazette of Jan. 17,

Mr. — , of Tamworth, W'arwickshii'e,

died April 30, 1755, aged 57 years; weighed
569 pounds and measured 4 feet, 3 inches
across the shoulders, (jazette of Oct. 15,

Walter, at New Bedford, in 82d year, the
judge; was an active and zealous friend to
the cause of the Revolution,

Ik-njamin, at Newport. Gazette of

Poll)', a passenger, drowned in the great
])ond, at Middleboro. Gazette of

Cajit. Charles, of this town, at sea on pas-
sage from Surinam for New \'ork,

Mrs. Prudence, wife of Mlder Thomas, at
Glocester, aged 40 years,

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Cajit. Charles, aged
_ 38 years,

Charles C, son of W nig of New])ort, aged
23 years; drowned from on boaid brig
Maria Hoi.)kins of Bristol, at sea,

Samuel, son of Wing, at Newport, in 26th
year, (iazette of

Benjamin, adopted son of Sanford Horton, of
Bristol, in this town, aged 10 years, 10
months,

Mrs. Bathsheba, wife of Wing, at Newport,
aged 50 )'ears,

Hannah Corey, infant daughter of Seth, in
this town, aged 18 months,

William J., Ksq., attorney at law, at Boston,
agetl 30 years.
SPOTTIvSWOOD Gen. Ale.xander, at Notting-
ham, \'a.,a soldier of the Re\'olution. Ga-
zette of

William, jjrinter, at Pliiladeli)hia, aged 52
years. Gazette of

Cajit. John A., late of U. S. Army, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of
SPOWFLING John, died at Halifax, a prisoner
of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Oct. 26,
Jan. 21,

1803
1804

Feb. 15,

1806

Sept. 21,

1809

Ajtril 19,

1816

Dec. 1 1,

1818

Nov. 27,

1819

Nov. 14,

1821

Oct. 1 9,

1S23

June 6,

1824

Sept. 5,

1824

Oct. 17,

1824

Jan. 16,

1819

April 20,

1805

May 17,

1806

Dec. 26,

1777

782

791

799
So I

803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 209

SPRADLEY Bryant, Jr., aged 80 years, at

Camden, S. C. ; was never sick until his

last illness. Gazette of

SPRAGUE Jacob, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Labon, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war
between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Dr. John, at Dedham, aged 78 years. Ga-
zette of

Obadiah, in this town, in 83d year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Welcome, at Cranston.
Gazette of

Mrs. Anna, wife of Rev. Elisha, at North
Providence, in 48th year,

Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, at Boston.
Gazette of

Joseph, Esq., at Salem, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of

Jonathan, at Cranston, in 90th year. Ga-
zette of

Capt. John, at East Greenwich, in 53d year.
Gazette of

Ebenezer, in Johnston, in 72d year,

William, in this town, aged 62 years. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. I'llizabeth, widow of Enoch, of Smith-
field, at Brooklyn, Ct., in 82d year,

Capt. Daniel, at Smithfield, in 64th year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Cynthia, wife of John, at East Green-
wich, in 37th year.

Rev. Edward, pastor of the Congregational
Church at Dublin, N. H., by the overturn-
ing of his carriage,

Stephen, Esq., at Cranston, in 65th year,

Rachel Ann, daughter of Jcjseph, at Hart-
wick, in 13th year,

Jonathan, at Cranston, in 74th year,

Mrs. Melicent, widow of I-lbenezer, Esq , at
Johnston, in 83d year,

Sylvester, m this town, in 36th year,

David, at Greenwich, Washington Co., N.
Y., had nearly completed his 90th year.
Was father of 21 children, 10 by first and
II by second wife, 8 sons, 13 daughters,
all married and heads of living families.
September last 420 of his descendants
were counted. Mr. S. was a native of
Rhode Island ; Dec. 22, 1821

Nov. 29,

817

Dec. 26,

777

Dec. 26,

777

June 3,

1797

June 14,

1800

April 24,

802

Dec. 6,

804

May 9,

807

Feb. 27,

808

Oct. 15,

808

June 15, I
Jan. 21,

811
812

larch 13,

813

July 27, 1

815

April 13,

816

July 22,

817

Dec. 16,
Sept. 14, I

817
818

June 27,
Oct. 4,

819
819

Dec. 5,
Jan. 23,

820
821

;jO(j \ HAL in:( oui) ok khodk isla^'d

Sl'RAGUI': Miss Polly, danshter of the late
Nehemiah, of Smithficld, in 17th year; in
attenii)titig to cross a foot britlf^e over
Woonasquatucket river, she fell off and
was drowned, Feb. 22, 1822

Mrs. W'aite, widow of Jonathan, at Cranston,

aged 71 years. May 10, 1S22

Mrs. Sojihia, wife of Capt. Pardon, and daugh-
ter of Dea. Penjaniin Gorton, of Warwick,
at Delaware, ( )hii>, in 35lh year. Ga-
zette of P'eb. 4, 1824

Joseiih P., adopted son ot Jason, in 15th

year, drowned near I'icld's Point, July 15, 1S24

Mis. Celia Ann, wife of William C., form-
erly of Cranston, R. I., at Greenbush,
N. Y., Aug. 20, 1824

Jason, in this town, in 4Sth year, June 15, 1825

Pllder Klisha, at Johnston, in 77th )'ear, many
years pastor of Pajitist Church in John-
ston, Sept. 3, 1825
SPRIGG Gen. Thomas, at his seat in Washing-
ton Co., Md., aged 62 years. Gazette of Feb. 10, 1810
SPRING Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. Martin, at

Watertown. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1793

Mrs. Mannah, wife of Marshall, PLsip. at

Watertown, Mass. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Marshall P., E.sq., at Watertown, Mass.,
-''SwI 33 years, .Sept. 17, 1825

SPRIN(;1';R Mrs. , wife of John, at Nor-
wich, Ct., aged 46 years. (Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798
. Miss Abigail S., daughter of John, at New-
port, in 20th year. Gazette of Jan. 19, 1822

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, at Newjjort, aged

50 )ears. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1824

Mrs. Martha, at Pristol. in 84th year, March 17, 1824

SPROITT Nancy, daughter of Dr. Sprout, at

Philadeljihia. Gazette of Oct. 15,1793

Rev. James, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Major • , at I'hiladelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Col. P^benezcr, at Marietta, Ohio ; was an
officer of merit in the war of the Revolu-
tion; Feb. 4, 1805

Miss I'lllen, daughter of James, at Taunton,

aged 17 years, (iazette of March 16, 1822

S1'R\' Pady , wife of the governor of

liarbadoes, at Pilgrim, Harbadoes; she was
a niece of Lord Chatham, in her 38th year, Oct. 3, 1769

SPURR Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Dr. John, in

this town, Jan. 1 1, 1804

PROVIDENCE OAZETTE— DEATHS gQl

SPURR Mary, daughter of Col. John, in this

town, in 2 1st year, Nov. 3, 1805

Dr. John H., a native of London, in this

town, aged about 46 years, Sept. 21, 1810

Mrs. Sarah, wife ot Col. John, in 6ist year, Sept. 16, 1820

Col. John, in this town, in 74th year, born at

Dorchester, Mass., came to this town 1774,

served through the Revolution 1774 to

1783, Oct. 28, 1822

STAATS Jogchem I., at Albany, aged 85 years. May 10, 1S13
STABLER Laban, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

STACKPOLE Garrick, seaman of the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Capt. Hazard, at Halifa.x, N. S., said to have

been killed ina duel with Capt. Dacres

over the affair of the Guerriere; Captain

D had before fought another duel over the

same affair. Gazette ot Jan. 2, 1813 ,

(The ne.xt issue says Capt. Stackpole is

still alive.)
STACY John, at New Orleans, in 33d year,

formerly of this town, Sept.' 14, 1811

Mrs. Abigail, wife of John, at New Orleans,

formerly of this town, in 31st year, Sept. 21, 181 1

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Thomas, at Newport,

in 5 1 St year. May 7, 1820

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, in 85th year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 28, 1820
Mrs. Mehitablc, wife of Job, at Taunton,

aged 84 years, Aug. 22, 1S23

STAP'P'ORD Thomas, at Warwick, his house

burned, July 3, 1767

Joseph, Esq., a celebrated astrologer, at Tiv-
erton. Gazette of June 5, 1773
Capt. Joseph, at East Greenwich, in 74th

year, Jan. 30, 1791

Arnold, of East Greenwich, at sea on his

passage to Virginia. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1794

Freelove, wife of Stuteley, at Warwick, in

44th year, Oct. 2, 1805

Stuteley, at Warwick, in 55th year, Oct. 27, i8ii

George Washington, only son of Stutely, at

Warwick, in 19th year, Oct. 31, 181 1

Thomas, at Warwick, in 8ist year, April 29, 18 16

Joseph, killed by the Indians. Gazette of March 14, 1818

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Thomas, of Warwick,

in this town, in 80th year. May 7, 1819

Richard, at Boston, aged 29 years. Gazette

of May 3, 1823

;>()'T VlPAr, RKCOHl) (W lUlODK ISLAxVD

STACiCi John, Esq., sheriff of city and county

of New York. Gazette of ' Sept. lO, 1.S03

STALL John, drowned in Newport Harbor, July 13, 1782

Mrs. Ann T , wife of Gen. Isaac, and daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Nathaniel Bentley, at
Newport, aged 38 years, Sept. 30, 1816

STALLINGS Lieut. Otho, U. S. Navy, at Key

West, Jan. 12, 1825

STANARD Edward Carter, Esq., late editor
and proprietor of "The Sjiirit of '76",
printed at Georgetown, in \Mrguiia. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, 1 8 10

STANDLSH John, at Pawtu.xet. Gazette of Nov. 13,1820

STANDLI-LY Robert, private, killed on board
frigate Chesaj^eake in action with the
Shannon, June i, 181 3

STANb'ORL) lion. Richard, nicnihcr of Con-
gress from North Carolina, aged 47 years,
at Washington, ' ' April 9, 1S16

STANllOl'l': Edward, at Newport, in 44th

year. Gazette of _ Dec. 17, 1803

William, at Newport, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of ' ' Oct. 23, 1813
Jane M., daughter of the late Edward, at

Newport, aged 25 years. Jan. 29, 1819

John, late of Newport, at Hoston, aged 49

years, " Ecb. I, 1 82 1

STANISL.AUS King, a celebrated dwarf of his
court, died in a fit of colic ; he was so sTuall
that he had been servetl in a pie at dinner.
Gazette of Oct. 13, 1764

STANISLAUS late King of Poland, at St.

I'etersburgh, I'^eb. 12. 1798

STANLI':Y Capt. John, at Newjiort. Gazette

)f George, at Attleboro, aged

July 16, 1785

5 years, run over by a cart, Aug. 28, 1789

Sanniel, at Attleboro, in 73d year, (iazelte

of June 6, 1795

Mrs. Susannah, in this town, (iazette of Dec. iS, 1802

(icorge, of Harrington, near Salisbury, ilied

1719, aged 151 years. Gazette of ' Oct 15, 1803

Rebecca IV. daughter of Moses Ta\ior, at

Rutlaiul, near I'tica, N. Y ., ol the fever.

Gazette of July 27, 1805

Mrs. (j , daughter of Moses Taylor, at

Rutland, near Utica, N. Y., of the fever.

Gazette of July 27, 1805

William, at Attleboro, in 80th year, Jan. 27, 1806

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ^Qo

STANLEY George, at Attleboro, aged 62 years.

Gazette of Feb. 10, 181 o

Dea. Jonathan, at Attleboro, in 78th year. May 5, 181 1

Comfort, at Harrington, in 67th year, Aug. 26, 1818

Alisanna, aged about 19 year.s, drowned near

Baltimore, July 13, 1821

Dea. Seth, at Senaca, N. Y., aged 72 years,

very suddenly at a district school meeting,

was formerly of Connecticut. Gazette of May 31, 1823

STANSHURY Joseph, Esq, secretary of the

United Insurance Company, aged 59

years, at New York. Gazette of Nov. 18, 1809

STANTON Daniel, of Society of Friends, at

Philadelphia, aged 62 years, June 28, 1770

Abigail, drowned in Newport Harbor, July 13, 1782

Richard, late of Newport, in this town, aged

26 years. Gazette of June 28, 1794

Capt. Nathaniel, of Stonington, at Trinidad,

W.I. Gazette of April 25, 1807

John, in this town, in 26th year, formerly of

Grafton, Mass., May 20, 1808

Henry Hliss, at Albany, aged 25 years, June 15, 1810

Capt. Ebenezer, at New London, formerly

of Stonington. Gazette of June 8, 181 1

John, son of William, aged 12 years, Aug. 24, 1816

Dolly, at \^)luntown, drowned herself while

walking out one evening, Jan. 9, 18 17

Dr. Robert, at Stafford, Ct., aged 109 years.

The doctor's age has been doubted but it

is what he claims himself ; he was a singu-
lar man in many ways. Gazette of Nov. 15, 181 7
Mrs. Thankful, wife of Major General

Joseph, at Charlestown, R. I., aged 79

years, Aug. 20, 181 8

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Judge Robert, in

90th year, at Richmond. Gazette of July 17, 1822

Sarah, widow of Capt. John, at Newport,

aged 75 years, Sept. 5, 1825

STAPLES Mrs. , wife of Benjamin, at

Mendon, in 64th year, May 18, 1794

De.xter, at Cumberland, aged about 25 years, July 6, 181 1

Stephen, m Cumberland, in 77th year. Ga-
zette of April 8, 181 5
Phebe, wife of Dea. George, at Taunton,

aged T] years, Oct. 26, 1822

Dea. George, at Taunton, aged 82 years, Nov. 5, 1822

Mrs. Susanna, at Taunton, aged 72 years.

Gazette of Nov. 16, 1822

Nathan, at Cumberland, in 91st year, Feb. 3, 1824

Rebecca, daughter of William R., Esq., in

this town, aged 2 years, Dec. 18, 1824

IIIIODK ISLAND

, Mass., aged

April 9,

1825

in this town,

Sept. 14.

1825

;>()4 VITAL RECORD OK

STAI'LICS Miss Sally, at Mention,
28 years. Gazette of
Rebecca, wife of William
aged 25 years,
STARHIRD Mrs. Cloe, wife of Capt. John S.,
aged 59 years, formerly of this town, at
Portland, Me. Gazette of March 16, 1822

STARHUCK Capt. Jethro, of Nantucket. Ga-
zette of Oct. 3, 1795
STARK John, innholder, at l^altmiore. Ga-
zette of April 16, 1803
Lieut. Benjamin Franklin, aged 28 years,
youngest son of (ien. John, at Derryfield,
N. II. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1806
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Gen John, at Man-
chester, N. H., aged T] years; h.id lived
with the General 56 years ; (the General is
now in his 87th year) ; she had been in fine
health all her " life until attacked with
tyi)hus fever, |une 24, which resulted
fatally, ' June 29, 1814

James, a child of , at Dunbaiton,

N. II., of the fever. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1814

Major Horace, L'. S. Army, drowned in the
Mississi].)pi with four othere. near St. Louis.
Gazette of Feb. i, 18 17

Major Gen. John, at iManchester, N. II., aged
93 years, 8 months, 24 da\'s ; was a native
of New Hampshiie, and fornearlya century
had resided on the banks of the Merrimac,
near Amoskeag Falls; when 21. was cap-
tured Ijy Indians and carried to Montreal,
and redeemed by Mr. Wheelwright, of Hos-.
ton;gained the victory of Bennington, 1777;
he ser\'ed from beginning to end ot the
war;
STARKW'ICATIIFR John, .son <if Hon.
Lphraim, in 20th year, at Rehobnth,
I Ion. .Samuel, at Boston,

Mrs. .Sarah, wife of h'.phraini, lvsi|., of Re-
hoboth, at Norton, on a visit to a daughter,
in 62(1 year. Gazette of
Mrs. Meriam, wife of the lion. Oliver, at

Rehoboth, in 40th year, very suddenly,
I';phraim, at Rehobotli, in 75th year, former
member of Massachusetts Legislature,
STARI'LI^Y Philip, corporal of marines, killed
on board the Lawrence on Lake P'.rie, in
action, Sept. 10, 1813

May 8,

1822

Oct. 25,
May 7.

1782
1786

June 27,

1795

Sept. 18,

1 80s

June 10,

1809

PUOVIDENUE GAZETTE— DEATHS ;->05

STARR Mrs. Mary, widow of Jonathan, at New

London, in 99th year. Gazette of June 13, 1807

Ephraim, at West Stockbridge, aged 64
years ; he left a fortune of upwards of
$700,000. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1809

Juliana l\., daughter of James, aged 7 years,

at New Hartford, drowned. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1815

William, Jr., at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of March 8, 1823

STARRS Rev. William, pastor of Presbyterian

Church at Ashford, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1824

STARR ETT William, at New Boston, N. H.,
aged 20 years, from a bite of a fox. A
long account of his sufferings and agonies
in the issue of Sept. 16, 1809. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1809

STATES Lucy, in this town, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of Aug. 22, 1 801
Abigail, daughter of the late Peter, at New-
port, aged 26 years. Gazette of March 8, 1806
STAUGHTON Mrs. Maria, wife of Rev. Dr.

Staughton, at Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1823

STEINHAUR Rev. Henry, at Bethlehem, Penn.,

aged 36 years, July 22, 1818

STEEL Valentine, died at Halifa.v, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, merchant, at lialtimore. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1806

STEELE Thomas G., at Newport, from a fall

from a horse. Gazette of Jan. 27, 1776

Mrs. Christian, wife of Rev. Isaac, at East

Piscataway, N. Y., in her 54th year, Sept. 27, 1778

James, seaman of brig Hermes, drowned at

sea. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1804

Mrs. Huldah, wife of Benjamin, in this town,

in 70th year, Aug. u, 1816

Benjamin, pLsq., in this town, aged 78 years,

a native of New Jersey, Jan. 17, 1819

STEENTRAKE Joshua, drowned on the Or-
leans beach, of the schooner F"armer. Ga-
zette of Jan. 14, 1804
STEERE Thomas, of Society of Eriends, at

Smithfield, in 77th year, May 8, 1781

Richard, Esq., at Glocester, in 91st year;
had been town clerk from June, 1757,
to day of his death; a judge of Court of
Common Pleas 34 years; represented the
town ui the General Assembly the greater
part of the time from 1734 to 1776, and
president of the Town Council 40 years.
Gazette of Oct. 28. 1797

Jonah, Esq., at Glocester, in 79th year, April 14, 1798

Anthony, at Smithfield, in 86th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. I, 1803

3(^)0 VITAL KKCOHl) OK KlIODK ISLAND

STK1':R1': Mrs. Charlotte, wife of Capt. Wanton,
aged 44 years,

Hon. William, at Glocester, agctl 52 year.s,
suddenly. Gazette of

Capt. Wanton, of this town, at (ilocester,

Isaac Peck, son of Major Knock, aged 4
months,

Mrs. Lvdia, wife of Richard, Ksq., at Smith-
field, aged 46 years,

Richard, at Smithfield, aged about 55 years;
member of Rhode Island Senate formerly,

Nehemiah, at Glocester, in 59th year,

Mary Ann, only daughter of Riley, at
(ilocester, aged about 12 years,
Sl'EPllENS Edward, died at Halifa.x, a pris-
(.)ncr of war between Nov, 23, 1776, and

Mary, widow of Cjeorge, aged 82 years. Ga-
zette of

Cato, a faithful black sei\'ant of Lemuel
lilani, at Newport,

Robert, tailor, drowned l>y upsetting of a
b(Kit in Hoston 1 laihor,

Mrs. Susan, wife of Cajit. Joseph, and second
daughter of Hon. Simeon Martin, at See-
konk, in 42d year,

Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,

Charles, at Taunton, aged 44 years,

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Samuel, late of

Wellington, Mass., at Taunton, Nov. 6,

Edward, in Putnam Co., N. Y., killed by
lightning as he thought he had reached a
l)lace of safety. Gazette of June 29,

STliARNIv Clarissa, daughter of the late Sam-
uel, at Newport, July 28,
STEARNICS Capt. John, at Attleboro, aged 81

years, (given as Daniel,) Aug. 15,

Mrs. , widow of Capt. John, at Attle-

i)oro, in 76th year. Gazette of Nov. 21,

Stephen, of Goffstoivn, at Chester, N. 11., of

the fever. Gazette of Dec. 10,

Mrs. Abigail, wife o{ Charles, at Charles-
town, Mass., aged 35 years. Gazette of April 19,
STP'RLING John, drowned near I'isher's

Island, L. I., Aug. 9,

Charlotte, daughter of Dr. Ileniy. Ga-
zette of June 28,

Henry P., of this town, aged 35 years. Ga-
zette of March 15,

Mrs. Patience, wife of Dr. Henry, in this

town, in 65th year, Jan. 4,

Jan. 26,

[814

May 22,
Sept. 30,

819
819

Oct. 14,

820

Nov. II,

[820

Dec. 18,

Nov. 26,

821

822

Nov. 7,

^23

Dec. 26,

1777

Aug. 2,

7^5

Dec. 4,

807

July 17,

[808

Dec. 20,
April 13,
April 24,

[821

822
822

825

792

795
814

823

764

794
800
801

PROVIDENCE UAZETTE— DEATHS 397

STERLING Dr. Henry, native of Londonderry,

Ire., in this town, in 84th year, May 19, 1810

(His obituary states that the town of

Sterhng, Ct., was named in his honor ; we

think the authorities are in favor it was

from Gen. Sterling of the Revolution. —

J. N. A. '

STERMEY Capt. Joseph, late master of brig

Mayflower of this port, at Batavia. Ga-
zette of April 2, 1808
Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Joseph, in this

town, in 41st year, Aug. 2, 1821

Rev. John, pastor of Baptist Church, at

Norwich, Ct., aged 57 years. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823

STERNE , son of Capt. Sterne, of Attle-

boro, knocked overboard by the boom, at

North Carolina and drowned. Gazette of May 22, 1773

Samuel, at Newport, in 45th year, Nov. 5, 1810

Samuel I., at Newport, in 52d year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 8, 1817
Martha, daughter of the late Samuel, at

Newport, in 19th year, July 14, 1819

Samuel, at Newport, in 25th year, June 3, 1821

STEARNS .Samuel, LL. D., the astronomer, at

Brattleboro. Gazette of Aug. 19, 1809

STERRETT Capt. Andrew, U. S. Navy, at

Lima, S. A., Jan. 9, 1807

Gen. Joseph, at Baltimore, in 48th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 31, 1 82 1
STERRY Lydia, wife of Robert, at Providence, Aug. 3, 1770
Cyprian, Sen, at Providence. Gazette of July 4, 1772
Capt. Robert, of Providence, died in the

West Indies. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1772

Capt. Samuel. Gazette of July 24, 1773

Robert, at Preston, Conn. Gazette of May 6, 1780

Lucy, widow of Capt. Thomas, Aug. 27, 1780

Robert, at an advanced age, April 20, 1789

Samuel Angell, of this town, in 26th year,

at sea, on passage home from Savannah,

Geo., occasioned by a fall. Gazette of Oct. 3, 1795

Abigail, wife of Capt. Nathan, and daughter

of Comfort Wheaton, l{sq., in this town.

Gazette of May 18, 1799

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Cyprian, aged 94

years, 7 months, in this town, Oct. 7, 1801

Thomas, son of the late Capt. Nathan, in this

town, suddenly, in nth year. Gazette of July 17, 1802

Patience (colored), aged 53 years, March 30, 181 1

Major Robert, late American Consul, at Ro-

chelie, lost from on board ship Helen, lately

wrecked at Sag Harbor. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1820

3()S \ 1 I'AL J{K('()I!1) OK lUIODE ISLAND

STERR^' Cyprian, Ksq., in this town, Sept. i, 1824

STETSON iVIary H., only daugliter of James,

aged 2 years 6 months, June 17, 1812

STliUHICN ]iaron Frederick WilHam Augustus,

at Steuben, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1794

STEVENS Simeon, drowned near Starve Goat

Island; fell through the ice after leaving

the boat, Feb. 12, 1765

James, Esq., ca])tain in ]\oyal Artillery, in

43d year, at New York, Oct. 24, 1767

Razell, son of Capt. Thomas, at Plainfield,

Ct., from leaving a pan of burning char-
coal in his room, the gas therefrom suffo-
cating him while he sle])t. Gazette of March 27, 1772
Charles, goldsmith. Gazette of June 3, 1780
Robert, merchant, at Newport, in his 67th

year. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1780

George Ale.xander, at Higgleswonde, Eng.,

the celebiated humorous author, Sept. 10, 17^4

Capt. William W., of Charlestown, Mass., at

Alexandria, Va., aged 35 years, a native of

this State. Gazette of Feb. 15, 1794

Mrs. Mary, aged 70 years. Gazette of July 19, 1794

Charles, in this town. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1798

George, merchant, at Baltimore. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1800

Thomas, at New])ort, in 79th year. Gazette

of ' March 14, 1801

Mrs. Anstress Elizabeth, widow of Robert,

in 80th year, at Newport. Gazette of March 6, 1802

William, o"f Newport, at Norfolk, \'a., in 21st

year. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1804

Mrs. , widow of Charles, Oct. 3, 1807

Samuel, aged 27 years, from wounds received

in an e.xplosion at l-'ort Constitution, near

l\)rtsmouth, N. H., on the 4th ult. Ga-
zette of Aug. 5, 1809
Miss Fanny, daughter of David, at Newport,

in 15th year. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Jose])h (ireene, second son of Robert, Esq.,

of New]jort, at St. Mary's. \\a., aged 28

years, Oct. 13, 1S13

John, at New])ort, in 64th year. Gazette of March 22, 1817
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Robert, Esq., at New-
port, aged 67 years. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1819
Mrs. VAi/.a, wife of John, and daughter of the

late Benjamin llamniett, at Newport, April 24, 1821

Thomas, at Newport, in 33d year, Aug. 23, i82t

Mrs. Lydia, wife of lienjaniin, at Wellington,

Mass., .aged 75 years, Oct. 2, 1821

George, at Newport, in 27th year. Gazette

of Nov. 7, 1 82 1

April 21,
Aug. 9,

1822
1822

Dec. 25,

1822

March 25,

1823

Sept. 2,

1823

Dec. 3,
Dec. 31,

1823
1823

Aug 9,

1824

Jan. 12,

1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 309

STEVENS Mary, daughter of David, at New-
port, aged 17 years,

John, at Warren, at an advanced age,

Calvin, of Nevvport, at sea on board ship
George Porter, of Nantucket. Gazette of

Nathaniel, only son of Nathaniel, in this town,
aged 2 years.

Major General Ebenezer, in 72d year, at
Rockaway, L. I.,

Col. Samuel, register for probate for Chester
Co., N. H., aged 89 years, at Charlestown,
N. H. Gazette of

David, at Newport, aged 47 years,

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, aged 38 years, at the
asylum,

Robert W., son of the late Thomas, at New-
port, aged 27 years. Gazette of

Enoch H., teacher of Lancastrian School, at
Portsmouth, N. H., drowned by upsetting
of a boat. Gazette of June 29, 1823

STEVENSON Thomas, an old seaman of the U.
S. Frigate Constellation, in action with a
French ship, Feb. i, 1800

Miss , (of S|30ttsylvania), perished in

the burning of the theatre at Richmond, Dec. 26, 181 1

Miss Eliza, drowned in New York Bay, Oct. 18, 1812

Capt. William, at Philadelphia, aged 28 years,

late a sailing_ master in the navy, Aug. 27, 1813

Thomas Reynolds, son of Henry J., in this

town, aged 4 months 13 days, Aug. 6, 1819

Henry J., in this town, in 320! year, Jan. 24, 1820

Mrs. Eliza G., aged 33 years, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 15, 1S23
STEWART Charles, killed by Indians at Fred-

ericktown, Md., Nov. 8, 1763

Adam, in 79th year, at South Carolina. He
was one of those who took Major Bennett
and other pirates, who was executed there
about 50 years ago. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1767

, son of Archibald, aged 12 years,

drowned; a negro who attempted to save

him was also drowned. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1784

James, died at sea. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1793

Duncan, Esq., late collector of customs for
the Island of Bermuda, in England. Ga-
zette of Nov. 9, 1793

Gilbert, at Halifax, in his 75th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 9, 1793

General Walter, at Philadelphia, suddenly,
aged 43 years. Gazette of June 25, 1796

;;!() VITAL JtKCOlM) OK ItlloDE J.-^l.ANL)

STEWART Jdliii, a naliw'ot Trclnnd, ageJ about

20ycMis, executed at Hostnii for burglary, A[)ril 6, 1797

William, merchant, at New l.cinclon, Ct. Ga-
zette of Se[)t. 29, 1798
Archibald, in this town, in 78th yeai', I-'eb. 28, 1805
Major (ieneral oi the Artillery, in England.

(hizette of March 28, 1807

James, scene [laintcr at the theatie, I'hila-

delphia. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1810

Mrs. Anstri.ss, widow of Archibald, merchant,

formerly of this town, at Warwick, in 78th

year, March 8, 1812

Gen. John, at Kiattleboro, \'t., aged 62)ears.

Gazette of " Sept. 26, 1812

Dr. William, late surgeon in the amiy, at

Washington, 1). C. ' Gazette t)f ' Oct. 15, 1823

Daniel, of Chatham, Ct., at sea (jn the coast

of J.ip.ui, on bo.ird ship Alexander Chace,

ol N.intucket, Irom a flogging from the

captain; tiled 3 hours after, (iazette of Feb. 18, 1824

[(la/ette of .Maich 13, 1824, s.iys this story
is fal.se.]
STKiE.Xil Mrs. .Mary Ann, wife of l'"rancis, at

Newport, aged 22 years, Oct. I, 1S24

STIl.i;S Mrs. I-:fizabeth, wife of Rev. Dr. Stiles,

,it New|)ort. Gazette of June 3, 1775

I'Izra, Esc] , attorney at law, eldest son of

Rev. Dr. Stiles, {'resident of Yale College,

in North Catolina, in 26th _\'ear. Gazette

of ' Oct. 9, 1784

Mr. , in New Jeisey, aged 107 )ears.

Gazette of June ;j. 1795

Mrs. M.ii')', widow of Rew Dr. b'.zra, late

President of \'ale College, at Newjiort, in

58th year, tiazette of Oct. 17, 1801

Dr. John, formerly of New Jei.se\', in Ken-
tucky. G.i/ette o| ' Jan. 11, 1812
John, son of Dr. John, in New Jeisey. Ci,i-

zette of Jan. 11, 1 81 2

Tristam .S., of Worcester, at sea ; fell from

schooner ICnteipi ise, on passage trom l'',il-

mouth to Charleston, and was drowned, No\'. 6, 1821

Mrs. Tiyphenia, is now living at -Soinersworth,

.N. II,, aged 101 years. < iazette of Dec. 4, 1822

STlEl.b; Mrs. 'Sarah, wife of John, at Philadel-

plii.i, in 40th year, Oct. II, 1810

STIEEING Dr. Jung, in Germany; his talents

were \'aried ; as an oculist he wa.s wonder-
fully successful, and operated on 200 pa-
tients of the poor, (jazette of June 28, 1817

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 gH

STILLMAN Samuel, Jr., at Boston, aged 22

years. Gazette of Feb. i, 1794

Harriet, daughter of Dr. Stillman, at Boston, July 10, 1794
Benjamin M., eldest son of Rev. Dr. Stillman,

at Boston, in 36th year of his age. Ga-
zette of Nov. 8, 1800
Samuel, D. D., born at Philadelphia, Feb.

27. 1737. died Boston, Mass., March 11, 1807

Samuel, D. D., at Boston, aged 72 years, March 11, 1807

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Rev. Dr. Stillman,

at Boston, aged 83 years, March 17, 1821

STII.LWELL Mrs. Lydia, wife of Capt. Daniel

and daughter of Capt. Christopher Shel-
don, in 35th year, Jan. 18, 1792
Daniel, at Rehoboth, was of this town, aged

62 years. Gazette of Sejit. 7, 1805

Christojiher S., formerly of this town, at

Hartford, in 34th year, June 30, 1808

Samuel Seabury, at Charleston, S. C, aged

24 years, Oct. 7, 181 2

Capt. Elias, at New Haven, aged 76 years,

soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of July 3, 1824

Sally, widow of Christopher S., formerly of

this town, at VVeathersfield, Ct., Aug. — , 1825

Edward Augustus, son of Abraham, in this

town, aged 10 months, Sept. 7, 1S25

STINNECKER Dr. Charles F., at Baltimore.

Gazette of Sept. 27, 1 800

STITF^S Richard M., Esq., attorney at law,

aged 36 years, at Savannah, Ga.; was

formerly a student here in the college.

Gazette of Feb. 13, 1813

STITH Major, formerly U. S. Consul at Al-
giers, at Gibralter, Nov. 3, 1823
STIVER Mrs. Elizabeth, at Halifax, N. S., from

her clothes taking fire, expired soon after, Feb. 15, 1771

STOBEN William (colored), in this town, aged

68 years, June 26, 1821
STOCK William, executed for mutiny on board

H. M. Ship Columbine, at Halifax, Sept. iS, 1809

STOCKBRIDGE Dr. Charles, at Scituate, aged

69 years. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1806
STOCKER John Clement, Esq., at Philadelphia,

in 53d year, Oct. 12, 18 13

STOCKTON Job, in his 38th year, one of the

Judges for Somerset Co., N. Y., Sept. 22, 1771

Dr. F^lias Boudinot, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of June 13, 1 818

Oct.
April

Nov

29,
21,
• 4.

1799
1807
1808

Oct.

'3i

1810

Nov.

'5.

1818

Aug.

'3'

1S21

Aug.

15.

1821

Oct.

23.

1 82 1

Oct.

29.

1823

A\n

1 2,

1824

Aug

• 3.

1S25

Oct. 11,

1806

Sept. 13,

1800

Sej.t. 27.

1800

Dec. 4,

1790

Aug. 25,

1770

Dec. 26,

1777

March 4,

1786

821

785

795
798

VITAL KKCOKI) OK IMIODl': ISLAXJ)

STOCKWIU.L Jarvi.s J., of Bangor, Me., mem-
ber .senior clas.s Hrown University, in this
tiiwn, Sejit. 6,

STODDARD Thomas, blacksmith. (Gazette of Jan. 8,

Jonatlian, at New])ort. (Gazette of Sept. 26,

Ca|)t. Joshua, at Ne\v|)ort, in 76th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 10,

Arnold, at Little Complon, drowned near
.Seaconnet Point,

Mr.s. Sarah, in 56th year,

Mi.s.s Lucy, in this town, aged 70 year.s,

Salisbury, at Midtlletowii, in 8ist \'ear. Ga-
zette of

Sarah GnikI, daughter of Martin, aged 10
months,

Jonathan, son of .Samuel, tninierU- of Mitldle-
town, in this town, in 23d year,

John, at Cumljerhmd, in 231! year, (see issue
of Aug. 18),

Elizal)eth Hellen, only child of Martin, 111
this tdwn,

Nnah, at Newjjort, aged 54 \ears. Gazette

of

Mrs, l^athsheba, wife of Miles, aged about 79

years, at Taunton,
Martin Hellzoni, only child of Martin, (.)f

this town, aged 17 months, at Attlehoro,
STODDhlRT Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Hon. 15 ,

l{sq , .Secretary of the Navy, at (jcorge-

town. Gazette of March 6, 1802

lienj.imin, Esq., at Ulandenslnug Md., \'ery

suddenly, in 62d )'eai" ; w.i.s .Secret. ny of

the Navy under Mr. Adams, Dec. 17, 1813

STODDI^R Major Daniel, at H.iltimore, aged

58 )'ears, a natixe of New ]'jii;l.nul. (ia-

zette of
.STOKlvS Hetsey, of this town, dieil of the fe\er.

Gazette of
|ohn, ni this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette nf
Hon. John, at Nnrth C.irolina, (l''ayelte\-ille).

(Gazette of
STONL Jonathan, at Jnhnston. Gazette of

William, died at Halifa.x, a ])risoner of w,ir be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and
Cai)t. William, at Coventry, in 74th year.

(iazette of
Capt. John, master builder of the famous

bridge over Charles River, at Concord,

Mass. (iazette of July 30, 1791

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 313

stone; Peter, at Cranston, suddenly, July 29, 1798

Benjamin, at Boston. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1798

John, of this town, at sea, on passage from
Jamaica to Charlestown, in 33d year. Ga-
zette of June 7, 1800

Dea. Joseph, at Cranston, aged 76 years.

Gazette of Sept. 25, 1802

Mrs. Abigail, wife of William, and daughter
of Henry Randall, of Johnston, at Thomp-
son, Ct., in 27th year. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1803

I'iev. Nathan, at Dennis, aged 67 years. Ga-
zette of May 12, 1804

Gen. John Haskins, late Governor of Mary-
land, at Annapolis, Md. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1804

Mrs. Anna, widow of Dea. Joseph, at Cran-
ston, in 80th year. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1804

Mrs. Dorcas, formerly of Pawtu.xet, at Kill-

ingly, Ct., in 95th year. Gazette of Jan. 17, 1807

Mrs. , murdered by her negro servant,

in I^rince William Parish, near Charleston,

S. C, ■ April 8, 1807

William, at Pomfret, in 88th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 4, 1 8 10

Gregory, at Weathersfield, Vt., drowned by
the carrying away of a bridge by a freshet.
Gazette 01 Sept. 8, 18 10

Erickson, Esq., killed in a duel with Lieut.
Gwin, of the Navy, near Bladensburg.
Gazette of

Capt. Stephen, in 41st year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Hopkins, at Warwick, in
32d year. Gazette of

Capt. John, at Killingly, Ct., in 68th year ;
he served through the Revolution,

I^hilemon, William and Cyres, sons of Zepha,
drowned by their mother in an insane fit,
in Ohio. Gazette of

Amos, at Cranstiin, in 55th year, left wife
and 10 children,

Jonathan, formerly of Watertown, Mass., at
Baltimore, Md., aged ^]i years. Gazette of

William, Esq., at Coventry, in 87th year,

John, at Newburyport, aged 70 years; was
walking in his garden when he fell and ex-
pired. Gazette of June 26, 1822

Mrs. Catharine, widow of Whipple, at War-
wick, aged 53 years, Nov. 9, 1822

Samuel, at Scituate, in 58th year, Aug. 9, 1823

Capt. Joseph, of Boston, drowned in the har-
bor by upsetting of a boat. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1824

Sept. 15,
March 21,

1810
1811

May 28,

1814

J"'y 15.

1818

June 19,

1820

Feb. 27,

1821

Sept. I,
Sept. 18,

1821
1821

;-;i4 VITAL KKcoiU) OF khodp: island

STONEHOUSE Capt. Robert, at Providence, Feb. 12, 1771

Mrs. Elizabeth, late of thi.s town, at New-
port, at an advanced age, July 30, 1791
STORK John, found murdered. Gazette of Dec. 20, 1788
STORY Charlotte, youngest daughter of Capt.
Zebedee, at Ne\v|iort, aged 21 years. Ga-
zette of March 26, 1791
John, a native of Roston, at ]5urlington,

N. J., June 20, 1791

Alvin, drowned at Troy, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1798

Mrs. Emma, at Boston, agetl 38 years. Ga-
zette of l'"eb. 12, 1823
STOVII.L Josiah. died fmin effects of eating a

mess of clams, June 25, 1774

STOUGHTC)N James, Esq., son of the Spanish
Consul, killed by Robert M. Goothvin of
i^altimore, in New York City, Dec. 21, 1819

Don Juan, at Boston, aged 75 years ; 30 years
His Catholic Majesty's Consul at that
port, Jan. 28, 1820

STOUT David, Esq., at Amwell, N. Y. Ga-
zette of C)ct. 25, 1806
STOUTI':NBURGn Ann, drowned in Hurl

Gate by swamping of the boat, May 13, 1822

SlXJVl'T-i David, at Harpswell, aged 26 years.

b)' the falling of a tree. Gazette of b'eb. 14, 1818

STOWIC Mrs. Lydia, wife of Francis, in 28th

}'ear, in this town. Gazette of June 8, 1816

.Samuel, in this town, in 65th year, Sept. 29, 1825

ST0W1<:LL Nathaniel, at I'omfret, Ct., aged 63
years ; Revolutionary [lensioiier. Gazette
of Jan. 10, 1824

STRAII.W John, died at the New York Hos-

]iital. Gazette of Oct. i, 1803

STR.'\i\(;b; Lot, at Portsmouth, in 68th year.

(lazette of Nov. ^, 1798

STRANGI'AVAY I , in ICngland, aged loi

years. Gazette of April 16, 1808

STRATTON Mr. Philip. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1791

Hon. John, late member of Congress from

Virgi ia, at Norfolk, Va., (kizette of June 16, 1804

John, Jr., of Newport, in 24th year, at

(Guadeloupe. (lazette of April 20, 1805

Isaac, at Newport, in 20th year, April 22, 1815

Lemuel, at Attleboro, aged about 48 years.

Gcizette of RLuch 2, 1S16

Miss Abby Clemmons, daughter of Cai)t.

John, at Warwick, in 4th year, Sejjt. 25, 1820

Abby Clemmons, daughter of Capt. John, at

Warwick, in 4th year, Sept. 27, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

315

STRATTON Mrs. I'hebe, wife of Capt. John, at
Warwick, aged 36 years,

•, daughter of Isaac, aged 15 years,

killed by lighthing, at New Salem, Mass.,

STREKTER Rev. Mr. , at Smithfield.

Gazette of

Rev. Adam, aged about 50 years, at Smith-
field ; he left a widow and ten children.
Gazette of

Nancy, aged 14 years, died P"eb. ; Minerva,
aged 18 years, died May ; Fanny, aged 22
years, died July 18; all daughters of
William, at Smithfield. Gazette of

Mary, daughter of Nathaniel, at Cumberland,

in 25th year,

STRICKER Col. George, aged 78 years, a

Revolutionary soldier, in Ohio Co., Va.

Gazette of

STRINGER Dr. Samuel, at Albany, ui 83d

year,
STRONG Hon. Simeon, Esq., at Amherst, one
of the judges of the Supreme Court. Ga-
zette of

John M., son of Rev. Dr. Strong of Hart-
ford ; thrown from his horse in crossing
the Connecticut River on a ferry, had
graduated at Yale only si.x days before.
Gazette of

Edward, aged 21 years, youngest son of the
Governor of Massachusetts, at Northamp-
ton, suddenly,

Rev, Jonathan, at Randolph, Mass., aged 50
years. Gazette of

Gen. John, aged 79 year:?, at Addison, V't. ;
was a soldier in the Revolution and first
Judge of Addison County Court, Vt.,

Rev. Nathan, D. D., pastor of First Church
at Hartford, Ct., in 59th year,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of the Governor, at
Northampton,

Julia, youngest daughter of Hon. Caleb, at
Northampton, aged 25 years. Gazette of

Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts, at
Northampton, suddenly,

Hon. Caleb, late Governor of Massachusetts,
at Northampton, in 75th year. Gazette of

Mrs. llepsabah, at Lebanon, Ct., aged 67
years. When 19 years old and on eve of
marriage she had a fall since which time
she could not raise her head from the pil-
low. Gazette of

March 29, 1822
June I, 1822
Sept. 9, 1786

Sept. 16, 1786

July 27, 1820
March 12, 1825

Jan. 5, 181 1
July 1 1, 1817

Dec. 21, 1805

Sept. 27, 1806

May 6, 1813
Nov. 19, 1814

June 10, 1 816
Dec. 25, 1S16
Feb. 12, 1 8 17
Oct. 10, 1818
Nov. 7, 1819
Nov. 13, 1819

Oct. 16, 1822

31(J VITAL KECOKl) OF UHODK I8LA1SD

STKONG Waitstill, at NortlKini])ton, aged 58

years. Gazette of Jan. i, 1823

Eleazer, Jr., at N()rtliam[iton, aged 41 years;
was found dead beside the brook where it
was supposed he went for a drink. Ga-
zette of July 23, 1823
Thomas, at Northampton, Mass., aged 43

years, from overheat, July 12, 1825

STKOWHRIDGE Seth, of Stoughton, a .son of,
from a rattlesnake bite; his age was 9
years, lived 12 hours after being bitten, July 23, 1791

STUART John, suddenly, at 15oston, April 27, 1772

Prince Charles Edward Lewis Casimer, the

Pretender at Rome. Gazette of April 26, 1788

James, of Philadelphia, merchant, a natix'C of

Ireland, a New York, July 17, 1808

Mrs. Eleanor, wife of David, Esq., of Ossion
Hall, in Co. of Eairfax, in 55th year, at
Tudor Place, near Georgetown, on the Po-
tomac, the seat of Thomas Peter, I^sq.
She was formerly Mrs. Custis and a mem-
ber of Washington's family, and accompa-
nied him to Cambridge in 1775, and contin-
ued, at times, a member until the siege of
Yorktown, where she lost her first hus-
band. (Gazette of Oct. 19, 181 1
Alphonso C, Esq., attorney at law, murdered

at Hellville, 111., by a man nameil Hennett, Eeb. 8, 1819

Robert, killed in a duel with Townsend S.

Dade, in King Cieorge Co., \'a., June 19, 1820

STIIDI'.ARU James, in this town, suddenly, June 21, 1822

STUDI.IsY Freeman, formerly of Yarmouth,
Mass , in 36th yeai', leaves wife ami 5 chil-
dren, July 1 1, 1820
Capt. Abiaham, in this town, ,iged about 46
years, Oct. 15, 1821

STUDSON Caleb, at Seekonk, in 16th year, Nov. 21, 1815

STURGliS Hon. Jonathan, at P'airfield, Ct., a
soldier of the Revolution; was a member
of the l-'irst Congress, and the convention
that framed the Constitution. Ga/etle of Oct. 30, 1819

STL'RTI".\'ANT John, of Cornish, at I'ranci.s-
tiiwn, X. II.; was lilowing icicks when the
blast went olf .ind killed him instantly.
Gazette of ' Oct. 30, 1819

STUTSON Ebenezer, of Highton, Mas.s,, at An-

tiguea, \V. I. (iazette of March 25, 1769

("apt. D.iniel, in this town, m yth year, j.m, 24, 1824

STUV\'i;SANT Petrius, Ks^., at the Howery,

New \'ork. (Gazette of Oct. 12, 1805

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 317

ST. CLAIR Sir John, Bart., at Elizabeth Town, Dec. 3, 1767

Major Gen. Arthur, at Somerset Co., Penn.
He had a claim against the government
which he pressed for years, but which was
barred by limitation. He died in want, Aug. 31, 1818

Mrs. — , widow of the late Major Gen.

Arthur, at Chestnut l^ridge, near Green-
bush, Penn., Sept. 18, 1818
ST. JOHN Elizabeth, aged n years, Sept. 2;
Abigail, aged 22 years, Sept. 2; Allen Rice,
aged 25 years, Sept. 10; all children of Dea.
Silas, of Sharon, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1805
ST. JUST , at Paris, aged 26 years, exe-
cuted, July 29, 1794
ST. GEORGh: Monsergh, at Dublin, Ire, of a
wound received at the battle of German-
town. Gazette of March 5, 1791
ST. MEDARD Dr. Peter, at Boston, aged 66
years, one of the senior surgeons U. S.
Navy, March 28, 1822
ST. SIMON the Countess, at Paris, executed, July 29, 1794
SUARD the Chevalier, member of the class of
the Erench Institute of Literature, and
their perpetual secretary, at Paris, Erance.
Gazette of Nov. 15, 1817

SULDIKER Miss , drowned in New

York Harbor. Gazette of Sept. 9, 181 5

SUGDAN Samuel, of the house of Sugdan and

Heyer, merchants, New York. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1797
George, painter, late of this town, at Charles-
ton, S C. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1800
SUGG Mrs. .Sarah, wife of Joshua, Senior, aged
70 years. Had been his companion 58
years, and lived 12 days before her death
without any kind of food to support na-
ture, near Raleigh, N. C. Gazette of Jan. 7, 1815
SULLIVAN Eendall, of Virginia. Gazette of Dec. i, 1781
Paul James, printer, at Eredericksburg, Md.,

of corps of volunteers. Gazette of Oct. 11,1794

Hon. John, at Durham, N. H..aged 54 years, Jan. 23, 1795

Mr. Elorence, of Philadelphia, in this town, April 27, 1801

William Bant, at Boston, aged 25 years, Dec. 4, 1806

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Daniel, aged 83 years, March 5, 1807
James, Governor of Massachusetts, at Bos-
ton, in 65th year. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1808
Mrs. Martha, widow of the late governor,

aged 64 years, at Boston, Sept. i, 181 1

Daniel, a native of Ireland, in this town, in

98th year, April 30, 1814

Col. Joshua, at Philadelphia. Gazette of May 23, 1818

31S VITAL HKCOKI) OF KHODH ISLAND

SULLY M , late of the Charleston Thea-
tre, at Augusta, Ga., April 7, 1812

SUMBARDO Mrs. Theresa, wife of Philip, at

Boston, aged 27 years. Gazette of Dec. 2L 1822

SUMMKRS Barzillai M., son of Severn, at War-
wick, aged 4 years, June 13, 1821

SUMMERFIl'LLD Rev. John, at New York, m

27th year, and 8th of his ministry, June 13, 1825

SUMNl'LR Increase, Governc^rof Massachusetts,

at Hoston, in 53d year, June 7, 1799

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of the late Governor,

at lioston, aged 53 years. Gazette of Jan, 5, 181 1

Henjaniin, formerly of Boston, at Coventry,

ageil 48 years. Gazette of I'"cb. 9, 1811

Mrs, Maria, widow of Benjamin, ICsq., at Cov-
entry, aged 48 years, Nov. 10, 1812
Stcj-ihen, at Last[)ort, very sudilenly. Ga-
zette of July 31, 1822
Ca])t. Samuel, i)ostmaster, at I'omfret, Ct.,

aged 55 years, Dec. }i, 1822

John Adams, son of Samuel, at Boston, aged

24 years. Gazette of May 3, 1823

Rev, Joseph, D. D , at Shrewsluiry, Mass.,
in S5th year, and 63d of his ministry, (ja-
zette of Dec. 22, 1824

SUMPTI'.R Mrs , inhumanly murdered

by hci' scrx'ant maid, in the Sum]:iter Dis-
trict, S, C. G,i/ette of March 16, LS25

Sl'l\l'".DA Don I'cdro Caio \' Mai(|uis of Ro-
niina, Graniicc of .Spain, Knii^ht n| the
Cioss, Lieut, (Icn. of the l\ii\al .\;nu-,
^c, a n,iti\e ol city ot I'alma, Isl.nid ot
Majoica, at aiuiy hcadipKUters. C",iita.\o,
m 4<jth }'car, Ian. 23, 181 i

SI'RKINGTUN Joseph, at licrgen, .\orway,
aj;ed I 59 years, lie letained all his facul-
ties to the last ; was several limes m.uried;
lc,i\cs a young widow, a son, his youngest
9 }'i-,irs, while his eldest son is now 103
yi-arsol(l. (i,i/clti'of Aug. 31, 1799

SL'Tl-WX J.icol), at luilependence, .Susse.v Co,,

.\', J., aged 80 years, March 21, 1814

.SCI 1(>N lames, e.M'cuti'd tor piiac), at I'hila-

del[)hia, Nov, 27, 1780

Catherine, widow ot B.u tholomcw, in 75th

year, (iazette ol J "'v -3- I/SS

Mrs, Mary, ot Belclen Co., N. C, aged 116
years, native of Cul])epper Co., Va.; had 5
sons and 7 d.iughters, all now livmg. Her
descendants are now 1492, at 52 her eye-

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 319

SUTTON :

sight left her, returned at 76 and contin-
ued until 98, and then failed again to her
death. She had been at the births of i I2r
of her posterity, Jan. 22, i8ri

Rober , in this town, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Nov. 16, 181 1

Joseph, in Indiana, accidentally killed by the
discharge of a gun in the hands of a friend
behind whom he was walking. Gazette of April 26, 1817
Mrs Rachel, wife of William, and daughter
of Josejjh Matthews, of Killingly, Ct., in
this town, in 43d year, Aug. 26, 1823

SUWARRKN the Frmce of, in Russia, drowned.

Gazette of July 27, 1811

SWAN Capt. , of Col. Baylor's Regt. of

Horse, killed in action, Sept. 28, 1778

Ebenezer, at Attleboro, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of April 4, 1795
Nathaniel Osborn, youngest son of N. P., at

Bristol, aged 18 months, Sept. 23, 1821

SWAIN Mr. , a shoemaker, at New York,

of the fever. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1799

Reubc.i, at Nantucket, aged 83 years ; he
leaves 10 children, 53 grand, and 54 great
grandchildren. Gazette of June 6, 1807

Capt. Silas, on coast of Brazil, killed by a

whale. Gazette of July 14, 1810

Uriah, Plsq., at Nantucket, aged 56 years, late
a Representative from that town. Ga-
zette of Oct. 13, 1810
John, at Philadelphia, in 32d year. Gazette

of Nov. 29, 1794

James, native of Ireland, at Charleston, S. C.

Gazette of Oct. 30, 1802

SWAINEY Mrs. Sarah, widow of Alexander, at

Newport, aged 57 years. Gazette of Dec. 8, 1824

SWARTWONT'Gen. John, at New York. Ga-
zette of P'eb. 19, I 823
SWASEY Mary, at the Newport Asylum, aged

64 years. Gazette of Oct. i, 1823

SWEDEN the King of, died Eeb. 13, 1771

SWEP;NEY Hugh, merchant, at Fredericksburg,

Md., of Corps of Volunteers. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1794

SWEARINGEN Gen , at Middletown,

Md , a soldier of the Revolution, and
suffered a long and painful imprisonment, July 22, 1825

SWEET Mrs. , wife of Calvin, at Attle-
boro. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1793
. Capt. Samuel, at Newport, in 71st year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 9, 1793

320

XTI'AL KK.COHD OF KHODK IfSLAND

SWKI-'.r Mary, wife of ICber, at Ndilh Kings-
town. Gazette ot Sept. 27

Dr. John B., at Newburypott, agetl 45 years.

Gazette of Aug. 27

Col. Henry, at Attleborci, in Soth )ear. Ga-
zette of Dec. 12

Rufus, seaman, belonging to Kast (jreenwich,

drowned at Newjiort. (jazette of Jan. 9

Mrs Anne, at Johnston, m 85th )ear. Ga-
zette of Nov. 29,

Miss Content, tor many years a school

teacher, of this town, ageil 79 years, April 15

Mrs. Mary, wife of Xehemiah. in this town,

m 661 !i year. Gazette of Nov. 28

Mis. Hathsheba, widow of Cajit. Hem)', at

Attlehoro, in 86th year, Dec. 29

Miss Martha, daughter of Ezra, in North

Providence, aged 17 )-ears, Jul)- 24

John, m this town, Jan, 3

Mrs. Esther, wife of Gideon, Jr., in this town,

in 33d year, Oct. 3

l'hih[i, at Johnston, (iazette of Aug. I

Miss .Abigail, at Smithhekl, in 31st year, Nov. 4

Mis. yXbby, wife of Joseph, in 30th year, Dec. 29,

Mrs I'^sther, at .Attlcboro, aged 35 )ears, of
the fever. Gazette of Feb. 10,

Hartford, son of (jitleoii (.)f Attlcboro, a
graduate of Hrovvn L'mveisit)', at Rich-
mond, \'a., aged 2/ )eais, April 10

Mrs. ( )riiKla. wile nt l.eaiuler, at Kcln ijn .th,

m 27111 year, .Sc|it. 5

Nehemiah, in 79th year, .Sept. 29

ill. Jiiiiathan, an eminent lionesclter, at

.S.iiith Kingstown, May 15

ll.iunah ! ., wile ol .\ngell ami daughter ot

Willis Tatt of U.\l)iidi;c, at I'pt .M.iss., June 24

Charles James, son ot ( )lis, iu this town,

aged 1 year, 9 lUMUths. ()ct. 22

haluaid .S , Ivstj , attorne)' at law, aged 24

ye.tis, ,it Dedhaiu, M.iss. Gazette of Jan 5

()tis. in this tmvii, in 28th year, .M.ncli 12

luiiily Adeline, youngest daughter of ()tis,

ot this town, .it Attlcboid, in 5th \'c,ir. May 9

.Mar\. d.uighter ot (ieorge, at Middlctown,

aged 15 year.s, May 3

Amey, eldest daughter of John, at Cpton,

Mass., m 37th year, June 28

Henry A., infant son of Alexander G., in

this town, July 29,

Abby .S,i)les, infant daughter of Jesse H , in

this town, aged 6 months, Aug. 28

■794
1796
1801
1802
1806
1807
1807
1807

IcSlO

1811

1811
1812
1812
1812

1816

1S18

1819
1819

I 8 JO

I 82 1

1 82 1

1822
1822

1822

1824

1824

1824

1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTF:— DKATHS 321

SWEET John, at Upton, Mass., in 64th year March 23, 1825

Joanna, wife of Jesse B,, and daughter of
Smith Sayles, of Smithfield, in this town,
aged 27 years, June 18, 1825

Dr. Nathan, at Glocester, in 82d year, July 8, 1825

SWEETING Mrs. Esther, widow of Henry, of

this town, aged 94 years, Oct. 27, 1779

Lydia, wife of Capt. Job, in 44th year, Dec. 27, 1779

Nathaniel Stewart, of the privateer Marquis
de La Fayette, died of a fever, at Cape
Francois. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1782

Lydia, daughter of Capt. Job, in 20th year.

Gazette of Jan. 29, 1786

Capt. Job, at Mendon, Mass., in 86th year;
was for years a nautical commander from
this port. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1813

SWEETLAND Mrs. , widow, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of July 4, 1795

Bovven, eldest son of William, drowneti at

Sabin's Point, Rehoboth, in 23d year, Aug. 4, 181 1

Bowen, 2d., eldest son of Lieut. William, of
Attleboro, in his 23d year, drowned near
Sabin's Point, Aug. 5, 181 1

SWEETZER John, at Boston. Gazette of Jan. 9, 1802

SWIFT Joseph, Esq., merchant, at Philadelphia.

in 74th year. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1807

Mrs. Huldah, wife of James, at Rochester,

Mass., of the fever. Gazette of April 27, 18 16

Isaac, native of England, drowned in swim-
ming a horse across the Hudson River, July 25, 1817

Capt. Asa R., of Palmyra, N. Y., son of Gen.

John, drowned by upsetting of a boat, Oct. 30, 1822

Hon. Zephaniah, of Windham, Ct., formerly
Chief Justice of Connecticut, in Ohio,
while on a visit to his children there. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15, 1823

SWINBOURNE Lieut. , aged 103 years;

had been in sea service 80 years ; had been
in several severe actions, and yet never rose
higher, and died on half pay, at Canterbury,
Eng. Gazette of March 14, 1772

Mrs. Mary, widow of Thomas, at Newport,

in 87th year. Gazette of March 16, 1805

Daniel, at Newport, in 59th year. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1820

Seth, at Newport, aged 24 years, June 7, 1823

Thomas, at Newport, aged 38 years. Ga-
zette of Aug. 31, 1825
SWONVVICK John, I'.sq., at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Aug. II, 1798

VITAL KE(X)HI) OK KHODK ISLAND

SYKKS Ethflred, landsman, killed on board the

Lawrence on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. lo, 1813

SYLHAMMER John, landsman, killed on board

the Scorpion on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. 10, 1813

SYLVESTER Hon. Peter, at Kinderhook, N.

Y., in 74th year. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1808

Ann, a free black, at Island of Jamaica, aged

133 years. May — , 18 10

Ezra, at Du.xbury, of hydrophobia, agctl "]},

years. Gazette of ' Dec. 15, iSio

Mrs. Mary, at Newport, at^ed 90 years, April 12, 1813

Miss Harriet, at Newtown, Ct., aged 17
years; 40 young men carried her to the
grave, 'and 42 young women followed the
bier. Gazette of ' June 28, 1S17

Mrs. Miranda, wife of Amos, m this town, in

27th year, Dec. i, 1820

Miss Susannah, daughter of the late Joseph,

at Newport, ageil 67 years, Nov. 29, 1822

SYMICS , daughter of Capt. Symes, of

Charlestown, Mass , killed h)' lieing crushed
by a cart, Sept. 30. 1767

Rev. William, D. D., at Andover, Mass.,
aged 76 years. Gazette of May 9, 1S07

SYMMS John, aged 22 years, suiKlenly, at Mar-

bleliead. Gazette'of Feb. 11, 1824

SVMONDS Capt. Jo.seph, at ]?r.i<lford. Mas.s.,
aged 65 years, killed by lightning while at
work in his field. (lazette of June 28, 1823

SYNDICR Simon, late Governor of rcnnsylva-

nia, at Selin's Grove, Union Co., I'enu., Nov. 9, 1819

lion. .Simon, late (]o\einor of I'einisN-lvania,
aged 60 years, at hrs residence in Selin's
Grove, Northumberland Co., I'enn. Ga-
zette of Nov. 20, 1819
SYNCi Mrs. , at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793

TAIU)R lienedict. his son. aged 6 years, died
finm eating some poisonous root; the
daughter was also sick but an emetic
])n)ved able to save her life, March 25, 1774

Samuel, merchant, at Norwich, Ct. Gazette

of Sept. 15, 1798

Mrs. Anna, wife of Jabez, at New Bedford.
Had been married but a fortnight. Ga-
zelle of Aug. 3, 1799

PllOVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 323

TABOR Benedict, in this town, at an advanced

age, suddenly. Gazette of Dec. 2i, 1799

Jacob, at Vassellborough, Me., of Society of

Friends, aged 83 years. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1807

Mrs. Margaret, wife of George, at Tiverton,

aged 64 years, Nov. 15, 1810

John, at Portland, Me., of Society of Friends,

aged 86 years. May 6, i8i i

Miss Susan, daughter of Philip, of Taunton,

in 30th year. Gazette of Oct. lo, 181 2

Gardiner, aged 26 years, Nov. 13, 1814

Mrs. Sarah, at Tiverton, aged 100 years 8
months. It is not known the number of
her descendants, but she had 125 great-
grandchildren at the time of her death
and it was supposed it was nearer 150.
Gazette of April 24, 1819

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Samuel M., in this

town, in 23d year, April 15, 1821

Miss Mary G., at Little Compton, in 26th

year, Oct. 22, 1821

Mary Gray, daughter of Otis, in this town,

aged 14 months, Aug. 18, 1824

Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph, at Paw-
tucket, aged I year 7 months, Nov. 4, 1824
TAFF"IN Peter, at Orleans, aged 107 years. Ga-
zette of Feb. 27, 1808
TAFT Nathan, seaman, of the General Greene,

at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Seth, of Hartland, Vt., formerly resident of
Smithfield, at Woodstock, Vt., in 36th
year ; leaves a wife and 4 children ; death
was occasioned by a wound from a nail
which entered his heel, causing first, in-
flammation, and later mortification, July 22, 181 1

Capt. Otis, at Pawtu.xet, aged ^3 years, Dec. 5, 1821

TAGGART Hon. William, in 65th year, at New-
port. Gazette of Jan. 20, 1798

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Henry C, and daughter
of John Williams, of Newport, R. I., at
Middleboro, N. Y., in 23d year. May 4, 1810

James, a child of, at Dunbarton, N. H., of

the fever. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1814

Rev. Samuel, at Colrain, Mass., aged 71 years,
formerly member of Congress. Gazette
of May II, 1825

Capt. John, aged 39 years, son of Clarke, Esq.,
of Middletovvn, at Charleston, S. C. Ga-
zette of Sept. 7, 1825

524

VITAL HKCOIM) OK KHODK ISLAND

TAINTKR Mrs. Sarah, at Boston ; she ran a pin
in her foot and died within 48 hours from
spasms occasioned by the wound. Ga-
zette of
TAl.HOT Anna, wife of Col. Silas, in 31st year,

Aim, wife of Col. Silas Talbot. Gazette of

ICbenezer. Gazette of

Hannah, daughter of lienjamin, in 21st year.
Gazette of

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Cajit. Silas, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of

Sally, daughter of Daniel, aged 14 years, was
niurdeied,

]5eii]aniin, of this town, in 63d \'ear,

Capt. Silas, U. .S. Xavy, formerly a lieut.
colonel in the Revolutionary Army, at
New York. Gazette of

Miss Julia P., eldest daughter of Henj.imin,
in 25th year, in this town,

Henjamin, in this town, in i8th year,

Mrs. Rachel, wife of Capt. Joseiih R., at
Bristol, aged 24 )'e.irs,

Margaret, wife of Capt. Zeplianiah, at War-
ren, (iazette of
TALC<>TT John, eldest son of the late Gov-
ernor Talcott, at Windsor,

Mis> Elizabeth G,, aged 32 years, at Weath-
ersfield, Ct.,
TALIAFKRO Col. John, in Virginia. Gazette

of

TAI.Lll'^N Jean Lambert, a l'"rench Pevolution-

ary character, died at Paris, aged 54 years.

( iazettc ol
'I'AI.l.MAX Mrs., wife of I'deg, shipwright.

( la/ctte of
Renjamin, at Portsmouth, aged 93 years, 7

months. Gazette of
Renjamin, at Portsmouth, aged 93 years.

( iazettc of
Ca]it. 'Phonias, master ship builder, in this

town, in 72(1 year.
Mi's. Lucy, wife of l?eniamin, in 39th year,
Mrs. Lucretia, wife of Col. Benjamin, aged

63 years,
Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, Jr., in this

town, in 19th ye.ir,
Sarah, in this town, agetl 23 years,
Samuel, son of Jonathan, at \'ew])oit, aged

1 1 years,

Aug. 23,

817

April 25,

Ajiril 28,

Ainil 6,

[781

781

1782

March 28,

795

Oct. 15,

1803

June 30,

July 15.

804
805

luly 17,

May
Nov.

30,
15.

815
817

C_)ct

7.

822

ALay

14.

825

Juiu

M.

771

July

^4.

817

I'^eb.

16.

805

I'cb.

'7'

821

Oct.

■ 7' '

772

P'eb.

26,

803

March

19. 1

803

A iril

_ UIH

'9.
■ 4. '

809
809

Sept. 22,

July 26,
Scjjt. 26,

8'3

817

819

820

July 26, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

TALLMAN Mrs. Penelope, widow of John, of

Tiverton, at North Providence, in 49th

year. Gazette of Oct. i, 1823

Thomas, formerly of this town, at Chatham,

Ct., aged 46 years, March 24, 1824

TALMAGK Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon Benjamin,

at Litchfield, Ct., June 2, 1805

TALLMADGK Hiram, son of David, at Hark-

hamstcad, aged 2 years, 3 months ; fell

into a kettle of boiling water. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1816
Col. James, in 78th year, a soldier of the

Revolution, at Poiighkeepsie, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1821

TANNER Mary, wife of John, P:sq , of New-
port, at Stonington. Gazette of March 30, 1776
James, late of Newport, at Worcester. Ga-
zette of _ May 18, 1782
F"reelove, widow of John, at Newport, in 73d

year. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1792

Palmer, at Scituate, in 77th year; he served

si.\ years in Old French A'ar and through

the Revolution, April 21, 1813

Henry, aged 17, killed by his brother Abel,

aged 15, at North Kingstown, by the

accidental discharge o{ a gun, July 23, 181 5

Christopher, at Cranston, in 31st year, Nov. 13, 1824

Arisa Eliza, daughter of Thomas B , in this

town, Sept. 4, 1825

TANOLS Francis, at Paris, aged 88 years, clerk

in the French Treasury ; he left 10 widows

behind, although a bachelor until 1792 ; to

each he left an annuity of £^0 per annum, Nov. 19, 1804
TANT William, of Boston, at Isle of France.

Gazette of July 28, 1792

TAPPING William, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

TARDIEN M , merchant, in France, said

to have been killed by his nephew who

wounded several persons besides, at Mar-
seilles. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1824
TARDY Mr. ,said to be a bank clerk ; he

threw himself out of a window, was found

next morning nearly dead, and survived 2

hours, at New York. Gazette of July 16, 1823

TARR Caleb, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

TASEWELL Isaac, acting midshipman of the

General Greene, at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

TASKER Hon. Benjamin, President of the

Council, at Annapolis, Md., June 19, 1768

o2(i

NlTAl, HK(<)ltl) OK KHODK I>SLAND

TASQ'-'IN Louisa Charlotte Marie Angelique,
wife of Victor Hughes, l'"rench Commis-
sary of the colony of Cayenne, aged 32
yeaVs, at Cayenne. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1806

TATE Rev. Matthew, at Heaufort, S. C, in 46th

year, Oct. 6, 1795

Mis High Excellency (jeorge, member of
the Senate, the highest court of the Em-
I)ire and admiral of the Russian Navy;
was born at London, June 14, 1745, came
to Russia with his father 1757, entered the
navy 1 770 as lieutenant where he contin-
ued'50 )'ears. He died very suddenly at
St. Petersburg, Feb. — , 1821

TATLM |ohn. Friend minister, aged 83 years,

at XVoodbury, N. J , ' Nov. 7, 1821

TATllAM Col. William, at RichnioiKl, Va.,
while firing a salute in honor of Washing-
ton's birthday he stejiiied ileliberately in
front of the cannon and was blown to
atoms, (iazelte of March 20, 1819

TATNALL (k-n. Josiah, late Governor of
Georgia, at Nassau, N 1'.,
Josiah M., at Sawmnah. Gazette of

TAVI'.M Major .at Raleigh, N. C.,

'rAV]'J\ I'aul, of Newport, at Monteiredo, in
26th year. Gazette of
Henjamin, at Newport, agetl 87 years. Ga-
zette of
Abby, daughter ot the late Paul, at Newport,

in 2 1st year,
William, in 86th year, at Newjiort,
Capt. William, at Natick, formerly of New-
port, in 56th year, (iazette ol
'l'A\'L()R jListus, of East Haildun, drowned at
sea Gazette of
lohn, aged 85 years, at Middletown. Ga-
zette of
Mary, wife of Cieorge, I'^sip, in 73d year, at

l'rii\idence,
(ieiiige, P'sq., just turned his 77th )ear, a

native of Ireland,
John, son of Robert, merchant, of this lown,

at sea, in 21st year,
Michael Sta].ileton, tlrowned near Prudence

Island, in the Hay,
Samuel, of Newport, drowned in ttie river

last week. Gazette of
Capt. Thomas, in 421! year.

June 6,

1803

April 20,

1805

Jan. 29,

1803

April 4,

1807

Oct. 9,

1819

Dec. 19,

1820

Oct. 16,

1 82 1

Jan. 26,

1822

Aug. 10,

I ■]■] I

Oct. 17,

1772

April 2.S,

1774

Sept. 6,

1778

Dec. 20,

1780

June 7,

^T^l

Nov. 29,

i7«3

Dec. I,

1784

PKOVIDENCK GAZETTE— DEATH8 3>J7

TAYLOR Thomas, of this town, lost at sea.

Gazette of Dec. 26, 1789

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of Robert, of Little

Compton, aged 86 years. . Gazette of Jan. 29, 1791

Samuel, of Hoston, merchant, at L'Orient,

aged 28 years, Dec. 26, 1792

Isaac C, son of Benjamin, of this town, at

Kinsdale, Ire., in 24th year; he was on

board a ship bound from Limerick to Liver-
pool, which sprang a leak and foundered

at sea. The crew took to the boats and

were at sea 14 days, when they were

picked up by a fishing boat. The crew

were all dead but Mr. Taylor, and he was

so much reduced by famine that he died 2

days after. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1798

Rowland, son of Benjamin, of this town, in

22d year, at the Island of St. Thomas.

Gazette of June 29, 1799

Col Robert, formerly of this town, at Mari-
etta, Ohio, Sept. 30, 1801
Mary, of Boston, at Bordeau.x, France, Oct. — , i8o[
Col. John, professor of languages \\\ Union

College, at Schenectady, N. Y. Gazette

of Nov. 21, 1 80 1

Barker, son of Be janiin, in 19th year, at

Suri am. (Gazette of Jan. S, 1803

Major l?enjamin, at Hopkinton, in 44th year.

Gazette of Aug. 20, 1803

John S., only son of Col. Robert, of this

town ; fell from the topmast of the ship

Ann and Hope, at sea, on her passage.

Gazette of Aug. 4, 1804

Miss Patty, daughter of Moses, at Rutland,

near Utica, N. Y., of the fever. Gazette

of July 27, 1805

Miss Lucy, daughter of the late George, aged

68 years. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1805

Joseph, a clerk in the Auditor's Office,

Washington. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1806

Thomas, at Boston, aged 36 years, native of

Cheshire, Eng. Gazette of Feb. 21, 1807

Benjamin, at Scituate, in 88th year; he has

left upwards of a hundred descentlants.

Gazette of Sept. 12, 1807

Hannah, daughter of Cnpt. Gustavus, Feb. 22, 1808

John, at Newport, in 39th year. Gazette of June 18, 1808

Mary, daughter of Jordan, aged 13 years,

drowned in the sound on passage from

Babylon to South Beach by the upsetting

of the boat, July 21, 1809

:i-lH

VITAl- ItKCOIil) OF lUKlDK ISLAND

TA\'I.01-t I'eter, at Newport, in 73(1 year, mem-
ber Sdciet)' (if I'"iieiKls. Gazette of

Mis. I'lxperieiu'e, uidnw ol Cnl, [iisepli, at
North Kingstown, in 8ist year. Ga-
zette of

Dea. William, at Kittle Compton, in 86th
year. Gazette ol

Henjamin, in 6ist year,

Robert, at New])oit, aged 75 )ears. Ga-
zette of

William, ni this town, in 46th year, leaves a
wife and 9 children,

Coggeshall, at Nevv]jort, aged 27 years,

Lewis, of Capt. Barton's Co., wonnded (since
died) at battle of Tipjiicanoe,

Robert, son of Andrew, in 22d year,

Robert W., merchant, at .Savannah, Ga., a
native of Connecticut,

Capt. Gustavus, a skilled nautical com-
mander, in this town, aged aliout 50 years,

Dan, at Ivist Grecnwiih, m 48th year,

I'hilip Martin, on!)' son of Capt. William,
aged 4 years,

Galen Lewen. son ot Josiah, aged 7 years,

Caroline Greene, d.iughter of Josiah, in 3d
year. Ga/ette of

. daughter of Col. J 'Taylor, of

Riley's Creek, Cape Fear, aged 18 years,
killed by lightning,

Thomas, the oldest Methodist preacher, aged
74 yeais. lie is said to ha\e tr.iveled
100,000 miles and pi"(.-ache(-l JO.OjO times.
( ia/ette of

John ,S , aged 12 )ears, was riding" horseback
behind an older l)o\-, when the horse kicked,
throwing him to the gioimd ami caused
his death in a few miiiiitcs, at Xoith. imp-
ton, Mass. Gazette ol

Joanna, daughter of the late Iveuben, at
I'ortsmouth, in 22(1 ye.ir,

Capt. William, in 42(1 year,

l.cvi, killed b\' his f.ither-in-law, now in cus-
tody, in the Illinois tenitor)-. (iazelte ot

Mrs, lane, widow ol Col, Robert, lormerly of
this town, at Mariett.i, ( )hio, in 7(jth year,

Lieut. James B., I'. .S. \'avy, drowned while
going from Amelia Island to .St. Mary's
in a sloop i.)acket boat wdiich cajisized in a
.squall,

Sept. 30, 1809

Nov. 1 1, 1809

Feb. 10, 1 8 10
June 14, 1810

Oct. 13, 1810

Oct. 27, 1810
Oct. 5, 181 1

Nov. 7, 181 1
May 21, 1812

June 16, 1812

Dec. 19, 1815
.'\pril (), 1816

May 30, 1 8 16
June 5, 1816

June 22, 1816

Sept. It I, 18(6

June 14, I 8 17

Nov. S, 1817

Dec. 21, 1 8 17
Jan. 20, 1818

July 25, 1818

l''eb. 2(), 1819

March 19, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 329

TAYLOR Edward, formerly of this town, at

Charleston, S. C, in 39th year, June 15, 1819

Gen. Othniel, aged 67 years, at Canandai-
gua, N. Y. He commanded a company at
the storming of Stony Point ; was a na-
tive of New England, and one of the
earliest settlers of Western New York.
Gazette of Aug. 21, 18 19

Gustavus, son of John, aged 2 years, Aug. 5, 1820

Stephen, native of Virginia, formerly of U.

S. Army, at the Newport Asylum, Oct. 20, 1820

Mary, aged 22 years, shot by a mulatto
named Thomas Hammond. He was fix-
ing the gun lock when the gun discharged
its contents. Gazette of Jan. 6, 182 1

(died Jan. 16, says issue of Jan. 20, 1821.)

Mrs. Ann, aged 23 years, wife of Alexander,
now at New Orleans, daughter of Mrs.
Brewer, perished in a fire at Boston. Ga-
zette of Feb. 3, 1 82 1

Charles, aged about 18 years, while stand-
ing on a wharf north of Weybosset briilge
he fell off and was drowned, March 30, 182 1

Joseph Butler, son of Theodore, in this town,

aged 13 months, Sept. 14, 182 1

Joseph, ni this town, aged 48 years, June 10, 1822

Mrs. Violetta R., widow of Charles N., Esq.,
and eldest daughter of the late Rt. Rev.
Bishop Samuel Seabury, bishop of Con-
necticut and Rhode Island, at New York,
aged 64 years. Gazette of

Argile, murdered by Smithston, in Franklin
Co., Ala.,

Lydia, daughter of the late George, Esq., in
80th year, in this town,

Mrs. Mary T., wife of George W., in this
town, in 25th year,

Peter, in this town, in 73d year.

Miss Fanny, at Marietta, O., aged 43 years,
formerly of this town. Gazette of

William, Esq., at Marietta, O., aged 60 years,
formerly of this town. Gazette of

Mrs. , murdered by her husband Rich-
ard. Gazette of

Orinda, at Scituate, in 24th year,

Mrs. Susan Perkins, wife of John, in this
town, aged 28 years,

John, Jr., Esq., late lieutenant U. S. Navy,
in Virginia, in 31st year. Gazette of

Feb. 19,

1823

June 6,

1823

Sept. 29,

1823

Oct. 23,
Oct. 29,

1823
1823

Dec. 17,

1823

Dec. 17,

1823

Dec. 27,
Jan. 5,

1823
1824

Jan. 10,

1824

May 26,

1824

3:i0

VITAL KECOHl) OK UHODK ISLAND

TAYLOR ]\cv. James, native of Scotland, pas-
tor of Presbyterian Chm-ch, at Wilming-
ton, Del. Gazette of

Steuben, formerly a precejitor of the Acad-
emy on Charles Field street, in this town,
at Barkhamstead,

Susan Perkins, daughter of John, at Wood-
stock, Vt., aged a years,

William R., son of the late William, in this
town, in 25th yeai',

Dennis, at \Vesteily. aged 65 years,

Mrs. Deborah, widnw of Dea. W'illiam, at
Little Comi.iton, in 94th year,

Ca]it. Solomon, at Scituate, in 50th year,

Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, in this town,
in 79th year,
TI'^l'^D James, executctl for murder of Mr. Jen-
nings, at Goshen, N. Y. Gazette of
TP'.IiL Grace, wife of Caleb, formerly of Charles-
town, Mass., at Pro\'idence,

Thomas, in this tuwn, aged about 39 years,

Caleb, formerly of Charlestow-n, Mass., in
this town, ill '85th year. (Gazette of

Ik'tsey, wife of Nathan R., at North Provi-
dence, in 24th year,

Mary Gano, eldest daughter of the late
Geoige, in this town, in 19th year,
TLb'b'T William, in this town, aged 44 years,

Col. jHseph, at Kirhmmid, in 47th year, a
mend.ier of the (ieneral Assembly,

Da\id, at Cranston, m 97th year,

Da\id, son of Da\-i(l, aged 4 years,

John, at I'"ranklin, Missouri, in 28th }'ear. son
of Daniel, Jr., late of this town,

l'",sther, wife of Daniel, Jr., late of this town,
at (ierman b'latts, N. Y., in 57th year,

P'.ldei- Rufus, at -Smithfield, at an advanced
age. (iazette df

Daniel li., at S(juth Kingstown, ageti 50 years,

William, mate of biig Ann, son of Capt.
Obed, of this town, in 23d year, at sea, on
board brig Ann, on p.assage from Havana
to this |]oii,

Da\'i(l, in this town, aged alxiut 35 years,
TlU.b'AIR Dun. lulward, at Savannah, Geo.,

aged 70 years, (ia/ette nf
TI'iMPI.l'; Grenville, son of Hon. John, late of
iioston, at Trinity Church, (iazette of

The Rt. Hon. ICarl, in I'jiglaiul, from a fall
from his carriage. Gazette of

Sept. 25, 1824

Oct. 22, 1824

Oct. 27, 1824

Oct. 28, 1824
Jan. 10, 1825

Jan. 28, 1825
Feb. II, 1825

April 23, 1825

April 24, 1819

July 31, 1771
July 2, 1 80 1

Dec. 5, 1801

March 7, 18 1 5

Aug. 22, 1817
March 10, 181 1

Feb. I, 1S12

A|)i-il 29, 1816

Feb. 9, 1820

Aug. 26, 1820

Oct. 25, 1820

Jan. 6, 1821
Aug. 25, 1821

Dec. 10, 1822
Aug. 3, 1823

Oct. 17, 1807

Oct. 29, 1768

Jan. 15, 1780

PROVr HENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 33^

TEMPLE Sir Richard, Bart, one of the Com-
missioners of the Navy, at Bath, Eng., in

65th year, Dec. 15, 1786

James, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of Sept. 20, 1800
Liston, at Richmond, Va., merchant. Ga-
zette of Oct. 27, 1804
Lady EHzabeth, widow of Sir John, Baronet,

and H. B. M. Consul General for eastern

United States, and daughter of the late

Governor Bowdoin, at ]5oston. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1809

Lady , wife of Sir Grenville Temple,

Baronet, formerly of Boston, and widow

of Hon. Thomas Russell, at Rome, Italy, Nov. 5, 1809

Thomas, at Dana, Mass., aged 38 years, sud-
denly, Jan. 22, 1 8 10
Miss Hannah, eldest daughter of the late

James, m this town, in i6th year, Sept. 2, 1810

Harriet Russell, infant daughter of Timothy,

aged 13 months, Sept. 9, 1817

James William, son of James, in this town,

aged I year, -Aug. 2, 1822

Mrs. Lucy S., wife of James, in this town, in

23d year, Aug. ig, 1822

James, formerly of this town, at Charlotte

Co., N. C, aged 24 years, Sept. 4, 1822

Lucy Ellen, infant daughter of the late

James, aged 3 months, in this town, Oct. 10, 1822

TEN BROECKGen. Abraham, at Albany, aged

76 years. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810

TEN EYCK Mrs. Mary, widow, in 95th year, at

New York. Gazette of Feb. 17, 18 10

TENN ANT Oliver, upwards of 70 years, drowned

at South Kingstown, May 22, 1787

Mrs Anstress, wife of George, at Wickford,

in 5 2d year. Gazette of May 21, 1803

Rev. Dr. William M., at Abington, Penn., in

67th year. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1810

Capt. (ieorge, at Wickford, aged 80 years,

a Revolutionary soldier, July 26, 1823

John, at North Kingstown, aged 82 years, Oct. 3, 1824

TENNESON , son of Mr. •,

drowned in the Tiber, near Washington,

aged about 17 years, Feb. 2, 1818

TENNY Lyman, a suicide at Hanover, N. H., Jan. 26, 181 1

Nancy, daughter of Major Daniel, drowned

in the Sutton Pond, by upsetting of a boat. May 29, 1822
TERRELL Elias B., of Orange, N. J., aged 21

years, killed by a frightened horse, July 30, 1817

q.>9 \ir.\L i;k(()1!i) ok uhodk island

TERRI'II.L Mrs. Abigail, widow, aged 99 years,
at New Milford, was mcithei' of 14 chil-
dren ; had 80 grand, 204 great-grand and 6
great-great-grandchildren. Gazette of Nov. 29, 181 7

TESTE Alexis, Esci., native of l'"rance, l<"rench

Consul for this pjrt, aged 70 years, Oct. 8, 18 18

Mrs. Margaritta, widow of the late Alexis,

Esq., Dec. 23, 1819

TEW Paul Lydia, son of Paul, lost at sea from

Capt. Pray's vessel. Gazette of March 16, 1771

Paul, Esq., late of this town, at W'ootlstock,

Ct., in 67th year, Aug. 3, 1784

Mrs. Mary, widow of lulward,at Middletown,

in 79th year. Ga/ette of Oct. 4, 1800

Paracleto, formerly of this town, at Savannah,

Geo., in 2Sth year, Jan. 18, 1802

Lieut. George Washington, of Newport, on
board U. S. frigate Essex on her cruise in
the Mediterranean, in 26th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 30, 1802

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Capt. William, Ji'., at

Newport, in 24th year. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1807

Josias Wilson, son of Col. William, of New-
])ort, on board the ship Triumph, at I\io
de Janeiro, Jan. 16, 1808

Col. William, at Newjiort, ageil about 64
years; was an officer in the Kexulution.
Gazette of Nov. 5, 1808

Capt. Henry, Jr., of Ne\v])ort, in ^},d \'ear,
master of brig Roland, of Ilartloid, Ct.,
at Cape Coast Africa, May 9, 1818

Ca])t. Thomas, at New|)ort, in 84th year,
kee|>er of Newport jail more than 35
years. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1821

Nancy, widow of the late Capt, Thomas, at

Newi)ort, aged 81 years. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1822

William C, at New])ort, aged 53 years, Dec. 23, 1822

Mrs. Hannah, witlow of Major James, at

Newi)ort, aged 85 years, (lazette of March 9, 1825

THACni'lR Rev. Peter, 1). 1).. pastor of Brattle

St. Church, I^oston, at Savannah, Geo., Dec. 16, 1802

Hon. George, late one of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Judges of Massachusetts, at Pidde-
ford. Me., aged 70 years, (ia/ette of A\m\ 10, 1824

Mrs. Selona, wife of Dea. I'eter, at Attlehoro,

aged 44 years, Oct. i, 1824

THATCHER Oxenbridge, aged 92 years, form-
erly of 15oston, at Milton, Oct. 29, 1772

Mrs. liethiah, widow of Rev. Petei', at Attle-
horo, at an advanced age. Gazette of Feb. 2, 1793

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 333

THATCHER Col. Thomas, justice of peace and
quorum, postmaster and deputy collector
of customs, at Yarmouth, Mass. Ga-
zette of

Rev. Thomas, A. A. S., at Dedham, aged 56
years,

Mrs. , widow of Dea. Thatcher, at

Attleboro, of the fever. Gazette of

Calista C, eldest daughter of Dea. Peter, at
Attleboro, in 20th year,
THAXTER John, Esq., Attorney at Law, at
Haverhill, aged 36 years. Gazette of

Joseph, son of Rev. Mr. Tha.xter, of Edgar-
town, drowned from an 0|5en boat,
THAYER Judeth, wife of Simeon, daughter of
Stephen Jackson dec, at Providence,

Silence, wife of Abner. Gazette of

David, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Nancy, daughter of Major Thayer, after a
long illness, in her 21st year,

Mrs. Jane, widow, in 74th year,

Nancy, daughter of Major Simeon, buried

Abner, of this town, in 50th year. Gazette
of

Mrs. , wife of General Thayer, of this

town, aged 46 years,

Simeon, son of General Thayer, of Provi-
dence, at Charleston, S. C, in 22d year,

, son of Samuel, at Smithfield, killed

by a horse. Gazette of

Uriah, at U.xbridge, in 89th year. Gazette
of

Uriah, miller. Gazette of

George Washington, in 21st year, fell from a
staging; lived 19 days after the accident.
Gazette of

Richard Montgomery, formerly of this town,
at Demarara, VV. I.,

Dr. Silas, at Glocester, aged 55 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Ruth, at Boston. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of William, of this town, in
45th year, Aug. 5, 1800

General Simeon, of Cumberland, buried in
North Burial Yard, Providence, a distin-
guished officer of the Revolution, Oct. 14, 1800

Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. Stephen, in 21st year, July 18, 1807

Benjamin, of this town, in 44th year. Ga-
zette of July I, 1809

Thomas, in this town, June 10, 1814

March 29,

1806

Oct. 19,

1812

Eeb. 10,

1816

Nov. 23,

1824

July 30,

1 791

Eeb. 3,

1815

April 28,

Oct. 21,

June 3,

1771

1775
1780

May I,

May 3,
May 5,

1783
1783
1783

Nov. 10,

1787

Nov. 9,

1789

Sept. 9,

1791

Jan. 3.

1795

May 2,
March 19,

1795
1796

July 16,

1796

June — ,

1797

Nov. 25.
Sejit. 29,

1797
1798

334

VITAL l{K(<ii;l> OK HIIODE ISLAND

TIIA'S'ICR James, of this town, at Nassau, N. P.,

graduate of B. L'., of 1814. Gazette of
Daniel, formerly of this town, at Savannah,

(ja., agetl about 23 _\'ears. (kizette of
Seth, formerly of this town, at Charleston,

S. C, aged 21 years, of the str.mger's fever,
Mrs. Jemima, widow of Uriah, in 82d )'ear,
Mrs. Abigail, widow of I'riah, of I'xbridge,

Mass., in 98th year,
Mrs. Mary, at Smithfield, in 42d year.
Squire W., of Mansfield, Mass., died at sea

on lioard brig Pocahontas. Gazette of
Widow Sarah, in this town, in 76th year,

member I{]3isco]).il Church,
Joiiath;in, at TauiUon, aged 87 years. Ga-
zette of
P'.zekicl, at Boston, aged 46 veais. Gazette

of
Davitl, at 'I'auiUon, aged 48 \ears. Gazette

of
Mi's. Jane, widow of Benjamin, at Newport.

in 90th year,
Ileni)-, postmaster at Mendon,
Moses I'kkl)-, son of Capt. Seth, in this town.

aged 14 months.
Susan, daughter of Isaac, at Newpoit, aged 4

)'cais, the second ( hild he has lost within a

few days. (Gazette of
Betsey II., aged 6 ycais, died July 22; .Susan

P'., aged 3 )-ears, died Aug. 15; .S.irah A,

.aged 9 months, died Sept. 9, chiklren of

Isaac, of Newpiort, late of f^.uidulph. Mass.

(iazette of
Tl 1 A^■|■'.i\S , three brothers, e.xei iitcd at

Biillalo, N. v., tor murder o| John l,(i\e,
'i'l I l-.H.A L'l) Joseph, at New \"<]il<, meichant.

suddenly
'I'llPlOBOl.D Dr. Phili|), fell from a ladder in a

barn, at Dresden, .Mc. (i,i/ette ol
TIIIBOl' Mrs. , wife of Walter. PIsq., of

Antigua, at sea; her remains were canied

to New ^'olkand tlieie buried. (Jazetleof
THOMAS Capit. Nathan, of B.irnst.ible, M.iss ,

a prisoner of w.ir to the eneni)-, at New

I Ia\'en. (j.izette ol
Mrs., and her daughter, burnt up with their

house, at Plartfoid,
William and two children, murilered by lu-

ilians. Gazette of

Oct. 4, 1817

Nov. 16, i8i6

Sei)t. 6, 1S17
Dec. 22, 1817

Oct. 13, 1820
Dec. 8, 1 82 1

March 23, 1822

Oct. 8, 1822

Nov. 16, 1822

P"eb. 12. 1823

Aug. 30, 1823

P"eb. 2^, 1824
July 17, 1824

I'"el). 3, 1825
.Autr. 20, 1S2;

Sept. 21, 1825
June 17, 1S25
Dec. II, 1811
Aug. 2O, 1 8 19

Aug. 30, 1 788

Jan. II. 1777

June 12. 1783

June C>. 1789

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 335

THOMAS Mary, daughter of Capt. Lewis, in

25th year. Gazette of June 2, 1792

Roberts, Ksq., a Senator in South Carolina

Assembly, shot by some person unknown.

Gazette of Oct. 31, 1795

J , killed on the North West coast by

the natives. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1797

George, native of Scotland, at New York.

Gazette of Sept. 2,s, 1799

George, at Herhampore, India, of bilious

fever, aged about 42 years, a native of Ire-
land, and resident of India for about 26

years, a great military genius, Aug. — , 1802

James, in Tatnall Co, Geo., aged 134 years, Apiil 11, 1804

John, in Maryland, formerly president of the

Senate. Gazette of Feb. 23, 1805

Rebecca, wife of Joseph, and eldest daughter

of John Sabin, of this town, aged 23 years,

at Charleston, S. C, Aug. 2, 1806

Michael, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

John, son of the late Capt. Lewis, in this

town, in 27th year, Nov. 16, 1808

Alexander, of Walpole, N. H., aged 35 years,

at Saratoga Springs, N. Y., editor of I*'arm-

ers Museum. Gazette of Aug. 5, 1809

Mrs. Bathsheba, wife of Major Alexander, at

Portsmouth, in 64th year. Gazette of Jan. 27, 18 10

Rev. Micajah, of the 1-iaptist Community, in

Ontario Co., N. Y. Gazette of Jan. 27, 1810

Mrs. Jane P., wife of George, in 33d year. May 5, 1811

Levinia, wife of Philip, at Cumberland, in

34th year, June 8, 1812

Col. Alexander, at Portsmouth, in 70th year,

a soldier in the Revolution, Oct. i, 1812

Hon. William, president of the Senate, in

Maryland. Gazette of Aug. 21. 1813

George, Esq., at North Kingstown, aged 71

years; for more than 40 years Town Clerk

and Justice of the Peace in that town, and

30 years member of the General Assembly.

Gazette of March 25, 1815

John Hanson, Esq., the " Otis," of Mary-
land, at Frederickstown, Md. Gazette of May 13, 181 5
Dr. Philip, president of the Medical Society

of Maryland, at Frederickstown, Md., aged

68 years. Gazette of May 13, 1815

Gen. Jett, at Milledgeville, Geo. He offered

a reward of $2000 for a cure for cancer in

the mouth, Dec. 6, 18 16

Mrs. Mary, wife of Isaiah, Esq., at Worces-
ter, aged 67 years. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1818

3;;(5 \'ir.\i, hkcohd ok uhodk island

THOMAS Joseph, s(ui (if the late Capt. Lewis,

in this town, in 43(1 year, Dec. 22, 1818

Mrs. Kreelove, wife (if Nieh^ilas, at Scitiiate,

in 54th year, May 20, 1819

Jdsiah, Jr, [irinter and lidokseller, at liostdn,

Mass., arjed 45 ye.irs. (lazette of July 3, 1819

(leorge.a Revolutionary pensioner, was found
dead in a barn at J^allston, cause intemper-
ance. July 28, 1822

Ca])t. Henjamin, son of the late Ca[it. Lewis,

ni this town, \n 36th year, Sept. 12, 1S22

Cajit. Nilson, of Middleboro. at Carver, aged
(14 years, a soldier of the Revolution ; was
standing ap].iarently in good health over a
pan of buriu'ng charcoal, when he fell and
expired. Gazette of Feb. 12, 1S23

Mrs. Maiy, wife of Joshua, at Lancaster,

Mass. (Jazette of Dec. 13. 1823

Gen. Thomas, at Westchester Co., N. Y., a
distinguished Rexdlutionai)' officer, aged
about'So yeais, l\Liy 29, 1824

Mrs. Aniey, wife of rhiliji, daughtei' of Joseph
Jenckes, J'^sq., of I'awtucket, at Cmnber-
land, aged 48 years, July 10, 1824

George, in this town, aged 57 years, Dec. 15, 1824

Mary, widow of Isaiah, Jr., at ]?oston, aged

56 years, (iazette of Mav 4, 1825

TilC)Ml'S().\ Lydia, wife of I'lbenezer, mer-
chant, of l'i(ivi(Jence, at Scituate, ^Llss.,
where she hatl gone for her health. ''^HR- 13^ 17/0

\N'illiam. c.xei-uted at New York, lor robbuig

the house o| Sampson Henson, No\'. 20, 177-

Daniel, (j| Wobuin, killed at Lexington. April 19, 1775

Ca])t. William, ol the .Xlston sloo[), ot South
Carolina, tidm hardships as a piisoner of
war at Newport, at gcneial hospital, Bris-
tol, (iazette of April 18, 1778

Jonah, I''iiei)d minister, in iMiglaiul. Ga-
zette of ' Dec 27, 1780

Toll)', daughter of I'ibcnezer. I'",s(p, aged 23

)-ears, Sept. 2, 1787

Sally, daughter of I'^benezer, Lsq. Gazette

of Oct. 10, 1795

l)r. Jacob, had been married but three d.iys,
at Philadelphia. Aug. 29, 1797

J.imes, of the Indi.ni (Jueen Inn, at Phila-
delphia, (iazette of " Sept. 22, 1798

Lieut. David, of 2d U.S. Infantry, at i-'oit

I'"ayette, ' Sept. I, I7(;9

Jose[.)h, son of l^benezer, Ls(|., in this town,

aged 2], years, Jan. 18, 1802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 337

THOMPSON Samuel, at Philadelphia, July 14, 1802

Joseph, at Boothby, Me., aged 82 years; he

had 18 children, 105 grand and 25 great-
grand children. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1805
John, in this town, in 31st year, F'eb. 26, 1805
John, printer, celebrated for his hot pressed

edition of the Bible, at Philadelphia, Aug. 8, 1805

John, a native of Ireland, at Peekskill, N. Y.,

aged 107 years. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1805

Ebenezer, Esq., naval officer for the District

of Providence, in 72d year, Dec. 10, 1805

Mr. , harbor master of New York,

killed in a duel with Mr. Coleman, editor of

the "Evening Post," Jan. 25, 1807

Mora, a black woman, aged 150 years; was

born in Africa in 1658 ; after being sold a

number of times, she obtained her freedom

in 1760 ; was rewarded for her faithfulness;

was never sick except that which caused

her death, near Nassau, N. P.. May n, 1808

Arthur, his negro servant died on his plan-
tation near St. Clement's Bay, in St.

Mary's Co., at the great age of 145 ; she

had her faculties to the last. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1808

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of PIbenezer, in this

town, in 68th year, A]iril 9, 1809

Charles, at Warren, in 24th year. Gazette

of July 29, 1809

Corp. David L., of Capt. Welsh's Co., killed

at battle of Tippicanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Mrs. Thankful, at Mansfield, Ct., aged 100

years, 7 months. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1812

Mrs. Esther, at Scituate, Mass., aged 99

years, widow of Rev. Mr. Thompson of

that place. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1813

Edward K., Jr., son of P2dward K., aged

about 18 years, drowned in the river while

bathing, Aug. 13, 1814

Benjamin, drowned at Concord, N. H., leav-
ing a widow and 8 children, June 20, 1817
Alexander, at Shapleigh, Me., aged 24 years,

drowned by breakmg through the ice. Ga-
zette of Jan. 10, 1818
Miles, brother of Alexander, at Shapleigh,

Me., in trying to save his brother from

drowning, met a similiar fate himself. Ga-
zette of Jan. 10, 1818
Charles, son of Samuel, aged 7 years, at

Bristol, Jan. 22, 1819

George, formerly of Newburyport, Mass., in

this town, aged 28 years, Aug. 15, 18 19

338 vii'AL i;k(()1u> ok hhode i!-iLAx\r)

THOMPSON Joseph, fell from a stage attached

to a vessel in the harbor, Oct. 7, 18 19

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Nathaniel, and mother

of Rev. Otis, at Rehoboth, in 73d year, April 7, 1821

Hon. Thomas W., late U. S. Senator from
New Hampshire, at Concord, Oct. i, 1821

Charles, who was secretary of the Continen-
tal Congress 1774-1775, etc., is still living.
Gazette of June 26, 1822

Mrs. Clarissa, wife of Elijah, at Charlton,

Mass., aged 37 years, July 6, 1823

Sewell, in this town, in 20th year, July 24, 1823

Jonathan and his wife, at Natchez, of the

fever, Aug. 26, 1823

Alden, mfant son of Rev. C)tis, at Rehoboth,
aged I year, 8 months ; fell into a kettle of
boiling water, Dec. 30, 1823

Eliza Ann, daughter of Samuel, Jr., at Bris-
tol, March 30, 1824

Charles, in Montgomery Co., I'enn., aged 95
years. Secretary of Congress in the Revo-
lution, Aug. 16, 1824

John, of Society of I<"riends, at Salem, N. J.

Gazette of Jan. 12, 1825

Col. Edward K., many years cashier of Prov-
idence Bank, in this town, March 8, 1825
THOMSON Rev. Charles, late of Swanzey, at
Charlton, Mass., aged about 55 years. Ga-
zette of April 23, 1803

Jacob, at Philadelphia, merchant, Dec. 24, 1809

Margaret, at London, suffocated from char-
coal. Gazette of Jan. 17, 1824
THORNBURN John, at New York, from over-
heat, aged 47 years ; had been pressman
on the "Commercial Advertiser" 15 years, July 23, 1825

THORN E Major , at Long Lsland, was

thrown from his horse. Gazette of Oct. 31, i8i8

THORNLliY Major Robert, in South Carolina,
a State Senator ; was an officer of the
Revolution, at an advanced age. Gazette
of Aug. 24, 1805

THORNDIKE Mrs. Catharine, wife of Jere-
miah, at 1-ioston, aged 34 years ; her ruff
took tire from a candle. March 23, 1822

THORNTON Daniel. Gazette of June 7, 1777

Mr. Samuel, at Cranston. Gazette of Dec. i, 1781

Mr.s. , widow. Gazette of April 19, 1783

Daniel, at Johnston, in 59th year. Gazette of July 27, 1793

I'hebe, wife of Borden, aged 34 years, at

Cranston. Gazette of July 12, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 339

THORNTON Silas, at Johnston, aged 24 years.

Gazette of Oct. 10, 1801

Mrs. Martha, widow of the late Col. Josiah,

at Johnston, aged 76 years. Gazette of Nov. 6. 1802

Mrs. Lucy, widow of Silas, and daughter of
Isaac Winsor, in 25th year. This is the 3d
child Mr. Winsor has lost in 7 months. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1804

Rufus, of Johnston, drowned in Providence
cove, aged about 50 years. "A better la-
borer never struck steel;" Sept. i, 1807

Burden, at Warwick. He was driving a cart
loaded with wood and it is supposed it
passed over his body, Feb. 9, 18 10

John, at Johnston, in 83d year. Gazette of March 16, iSii

Capt. Solomon, at Warwick, aged 81 years, March 26, 1812

Elisha, Friend minister, at New ]5edford,
aged 70 years, Dec. 31, 1816

Stephen, in 51st year, April 17, 1817

Capt. John A., aged 31 years, late of the U.
S. Army, member of the Virginia House
of Delegates, at sea. Gazette of May 24, 1817

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Stephen, in 44th

year, in this town, Sept. 13, 1817

Mrs. Susannah, widow of Daniel, at John-
ston, in 82d year, Jan. 3, 1S19

Asel, at Johnston, in 37th year, Aug. 19, 1821

Henrietta E., daughter of Stephen, in this

town, aged 11 months 22 days, Sept. 6, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth S. C, wife of John, and
daughter of Dr. Ezekiel Comstock, at
Smithfield, aged 30 years,

Capt. Christopher, at Pawtu.xet,

Henry G., in this town, aged 25 years.

Pardon, in this town, in 6ist year,
THORP Joseph, of London, at New York, on
Oct. 24. Gazette of

Reuben, m 23d year, buried under arms. • Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Reuben, in 50th year,

Mrs. , a child of hers burnt to death

by its clothes taking fire, at Frankfort, Ky.,

Angelina, only daughter of David, in this
town, in i6th year,

WiUiata B., of this town, at Savannah, Geo.,
in 25th year,

David, in this town, aged 54 years,

Frances Elizabeth, infant daughter of James

B., in this town, aged i6i months, Oct. 8. 1822

Reuben, at Johnston, in 8ist year, soldier of

the Revolution, Nov. 23. 1824

Sept. 29,

May 6,

April 19,

Oct. 24,

1822
1823
1824
1824

Oct. 24,

1795

Dec. 5,
Sept. 4,

1795
1796

Nov. 27,

1809

Feb. II,

1816

Nov. 12,

1819

July 26,

1822

June 2,

1771

Feb. 15,

Jan. 27,

Sept. 20,

Oct. 15,

1772
1776

1783
1785

Feb. 25,

1786

Aug. 7,

1797

F"eb. 19,

1803

June 18,

1808

Dec. 11,

1802

340 VITAL KE('OKI) OF KH(tI)K I.SLANI)

THROOP Thomas, for more than 20 years Clerk
of the County Court, at Providence, in his
61st year.

Deacon John, at Bristol, aged 96 years, da-
zette of

Capt. Hillings. Gazette of

Sarah, wife of John, in 71st year, at Bristol,

Rev. Benjamin. Gazette of

Mrs. Betsey, wife of George, in 26th year.
Gazette of

George, from a fit of rage, nt .Savannah, Ga.,

Capt. George, formerly of this town, at Sa-
vannah, Ga. Gazette of

Capt. John R., at New Haven, aged 53 years.
Gazette of

John, I{sq., at Bristol, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of

George, in this town, in i8th year, drowned
in the mill pond where he was skating,
(iazette of Jan. 7,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Amos, Esq., in this

town, in 71st year, Oct. 12,

Capt. William, at Bristol, in 78th year, Feb. 26,

Col. IJenjamin, at Oxford, N. Y., aged 80
years, a soldier of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of June 26,

Mrs. . at Warren, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 19,
THRUSDAY Miss Betsey. Gazette of Mays,
THUNN Vincent, merchant, of Philadelphia, at

Hamburgh. Gazette of June 15,

THURBHR Mrs. , wife of James, at

Providence, at an advanced age. Gazette
of

Hannah, widow of P]dward, at Providence, at
an advanced age. Gazette ot

Oliver Cromwell, died at Halifax, a jirisoner
of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Mrs. Patience, wife of William, Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Martin. Gazette of

Martin, in 31st year, on jiassage home from
New Providence,

Rachel, liaughter of Samuel, Jr. Gazette of

Hopestill, wife of Samuel, in 6ist year,
(buried July 9, 1785.)

Samuel, Sr., in 86th year. Gazette (jf

Lydia, daughter of Samuel, Sr., in 19th year.
Gazette of

Ann, wife of William, in 36th year. Gazette
of

Feb. 4,

1769

Feb. 27,

1776

Dec. 26,

July 14,

Sept. 29,

1777
1781
1781

Aug. 29,

Jan. 24,

July 7.

1783
1784
1785

Dec. 24,

1785

larch 18,

1786

Oct. 17.

1789

804
814

817

822

823
783

799

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 341

THURBER John, at Warren, in 93d year. May i,

Mrs. , wife of Relief. Gazette of Sept. 7,

Edward, 2d, in 35th year. Gazette of July 11,

Charles, of this town, aged 28 years, at Ja-
maica. Gazette of Nov. 12,
Mrs. Welthian, widow of Samuel, late of this

town, at Cranston, in 93d year, Jan. 7,

James, at Rehoboth, in 80th year. Gazette

of Sept. 21,

Benjamin, in this town, in 73d year, April 28,

Samuel, in this town, in 83d year. Gazette

of July 18,

Celinda. in 28th year, Nov. 13,

Edward, Esq., senior deacon-elect of Ancient

Baptist Church, in this town, in 71st year, June 16,
Stephen, at an advat ced age, Dec. i,

Mrs. Ruth, wife of John, in this town, in 68th

year. May 2,

Capt. Stephen, commander of the brig

Abeona of this port, at St. Christophers,

W. I., in 27th year. Gazette of Feb. 15,

Silas, in this town, in 49th year, April 26,

Miss Agatha, aged about 60 years. May i,

Miss Deliverance, aged 57 years, from the

fever, the third member of the family

within ten days, in this town. May 7,

Mrs. Thankful, wife of Samuel, Jr., of this

town, at South Kingstown, in 27th year,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of William, in 36th year,
Susan, inrant daughter of William, 2d, in

this town, aged 1 year,
Anthony Shaw, son of John, aged 22 years,
Mrs. Phebe, widow of Benjamin, in that

town, in 83d year,
Sarah, infant daughter of William, 2d, aged

14 months,
Joseph, son of Samuel, in this town, aged 16

months,
George, son oi William, drowned at North

Providence while skating, aged 12 years,
Samuel, Jr., son of Samuel, Esq., in 37th

year, in this town,
Mrs. Julia Ann, wife of Henry, in 17th year,
Kingsley, Esq., many years a Public Notary

and collector of the port, at Wilmington,

N. C, native of Providence. Gazette of
Relief, Jr., of this town, in 22d year, at

Havana,
Edward, late of this town, at New Orleans,

in 32d year. Gazette of

Aug. 15,
Sept. 10,

815

815

Sept. 14, )
Nov. 19,

816
816

Sept. 21,

8i8

Sept. 29, 1

818

Nov. 5, 1

820

Dec. I,

820

July I,
July 6, 1

821
821

Sept. 29, 1

821

Sept. 6, 1

822

July 9.

823

791

793
795

803

804

805
807

807
807

809
809

811

812
814
814

814

342 \ I lAL i;k((»i;i> ok i;h<)I>k island

Tl 1 1'KliP^R Julia Hope, onl)- cliiUl <it Henry, in

this town, aged i year, 3 months, May 20, 1824

Jacob, youngest son of Jacob J5., in this

town, aged 17 months, Dec. 21, 1824

Mary, widow ol lulward antl tl.mghter of the

late Col. Abraham W'insor, of Smithfield,

in this town, in 73d year, Aug. 24, 1825

John, Sr., in this town, aged 90 years, Oct. 5, 1825

THl'RING an e.\-priest ; he had accumulated

a fortune, and lost it in sight of France on

the coast of Brittany with his wife and

child ; fi\'e years after in jireaching and

mentioning the subject, he disco\-ered his

wife. Gazette of July 21,1810

THURl.OW Mark, at Rowley, Mass., aged So

years. Gazette of ' Fob. 8, 1823

THL'R'.SI-'ll'lLD Mrs. Abijah, wife of 'Ihomas, at

Xoith Providence, aged about 67 years, Now 6, 1810

Thomas, native of Staffordshire, Eng., at

\orth I'rovidcnce. aged 55 years, Nov. 25, 1810

THURSTON Peleg, merchant, at Rhode Island, Oct, 7, 1770

.Saiah, wife of John, meichant, at New|)ort,

in 26th year, I)ec. 7, 1770

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of I.uke. Gazette of Jan. 27, 1776

I'jlward, at .Xewjiort, in Solh year. (lazette

(if ' March 2, 1776

Luke, drowned in the rivei', (V't. I, 1776

lulward, l-Lsq,, late of Newport, at New \%)rk, June 21, 1782

I'Mwaiil, son iif John, at Newport ; he late!)'

arrived in a flag of truce from New

\'ork, where he hatl been confined about

two months on board the prison ship, and

has thus fallen a victim to their cruelties

there inllictetl upon him. at .\ewport. J"') 2/- 17^-

Martha, wife of Rev. Gardiiiei', ,it Newport,

III 52(1 year. Gazette of ])ec. 25, 1784

.S;illy. daughter of John, mei'chant, at New-

poit. (ia/etteof Aug. 25. 1787

Samuel, formerly of Newport, at luist (Mcen-

wich, in 93d \ear. G.a/ette of .Sept. I, 1792

Capt. John, at Newport, in 75th year. Ga-

zeite of ' Aug. 16, 1794

Ann, wife of John \\'., at Newport, in 20th

year. Gazette of May 21, 1796

Capt. John, at Newport, in 34lh )ear. (ia-

zetle of ' Oct. 26, 1799

Miss Sar.di. in Ireland, of the drops)', aged

27 years; she had been tai)peil ill times

obtaining 90 barrels, 2,;^ gallons. 2 (piarts,

and 3 iiints of water, (Irish I'a|)er. ) Ga-
zette of May 2, 1 801

PROVIDENCE (GAZETTE— DEATHS 343

THURSTON Rev. Gardiner, at an advanced

age, for many years pastor of Baptist

Church, at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1802

Joseph, at Newport, in 62d year. Gazette

of Feb. 12, 1803

Lewis M., at Philadelphia, in 23d year, mer-
chant, member of house of Proud and

Thurston. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1803

Mrs. Elizabeth, in this town, in 75th year, Oct. 5, 1804

Peter Wanton, of Newport, at Barbados, in

20th year. Gazette of June 13, 1807

John, Esq., late of New York, merchant, and

formerly of Providence, at his seat, at Mt.

Laurel, Hudson, N. Y., in 62d year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 21, 1809
Col. Charles Mynn, at his seat near New

Orleans, a native of Virginia; in 1777, he

received a severe wound, at Brunswick

Bridge, N. J., in an action with the British

troops; April 21, 18 12

Mary, widow of Edward, Esq., in 82d year,

at Newport, May 19, 1818

Mrs. Mary B., widow of Capt. Samuel, in

Newport, in 80th year. Gazette of April 24, 1819

Dr. John R., at Island of St. Christopher's,

aged 45 years, a native of Newport. Ga-
zette of July 3, 1819
John, at Newport, in 67th year. Gazette of Aug. 21, 1819
Job, at East Greenwich, in 40th year, Sept. 22, 1819
Samuel I , formerly of Newport, in 62d year,

at Georgetown, S. C, June 12, 1820

Mrs. Dorothy, at Newport, aged 97 years,

widow of William. Gazette of P"eb. 20. 1822

Mrs. , widow of John, at Newport,

aged 65 years. Gazette of July 3, 1822

Peleg, at Troy, Mass., aged 96 years, Sept. 28, 1822

Samuel, at I'ortsmouth, of Society of

Friends, aged 73 years, Jan. 8, 1825

William, at Newport Asylum, aged 65 years, April 16, 1825
John, son of William, drowned in Newport

Harbor, aged 4 years, May 28, 1825

Latham, at Newport, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of July 16, 1825
THWING Mrs. , at Cambridge, Mass.,

aged loi years, Jan. — , 1772

TIBBETTS Henry, surgeon of the General

Greene, at sea. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1799

Joseph, of Capt. Snelling's Co., killed at

battle of Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Mary Cooke, infant daughter of Charles N.,

Esq.. aged 22 months, Feb. i, 18 19

June 19,
N'dv. 2,

779
789

May 26,

807

March I,

808

Oct II,

812

Dec. 22,

S'3

( )ct. 5.

S22

I'eb. — ,

824

Nov. 23.
I'ch. 26,

824
825

Sept. 24,

825

July 27.

825

July 27,

S25

May 20,

809

Sept. 5,

807

March 8,

800

Jnlv 4.

S07

Oct. 15,

817

819
824

803

775
774

344 VITAL KKCOIU) OK lUlODK ISLAND

TIBHETTS Mrs. Sarah, consort of Charles N.,
]£sc|., in this town, was daughter of Wil-
liam Wilkinson, Escj., in 27th )ear, June 18,

Mrs. Marcy, wife of Waterman, Esi|., at War-
wick, in 82d year. May 10,
TICE Mr. , died at llagley, Worcester-
shire, Eeb. 26, 1774, aged 125 years. Ga-
zette of ' Oct. 15,
TllM.) John, wounded at Lexington, April 19,
TIEEANY Sarah, daughter of 'lle/ekiah, at ]5ar-

rington. Gazette of June 25,

Hezekiah, Esq., aged 82 years, at IJarring-
ton. Gazette of

William, in 30th veai', at Attlehoro,

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Dr. George, at Ancaster,
L'. (-"., aged 69 years, was a nati\e of Nor-
ton, Mass..

Amey, daughter of No.ih, at Aitleboro, in
17th year,

Lewis L., merchant, at I'awtucket, in 25th
year,

C yntliia, wife of I'Jjcnezer, I'.sq., at I'aw-
tucket, aged about 45 years,

Otis, Jr., merchant, son of Otis, of I'.iw-
tucket, aged 22 years, at St. Louis, Mis-
souri, (iazette of

Amelia, of Warwick, on coast of Africa, on
board brig Miles .Standish,

Charlotte 1)., dauglUei' of Comtort. at Kill-
ingly, Ct,, in i 5th year,

Mrs. Mary, at Douglass, IVhiss. Ga/ette of

Miss i'lli/abeth, at Coventr)', in 71st year.
( ia/ctte of
TILDl'A' I'.lisha, at INLinsfield, Mass , aged about
50 years, from overheat, (ia/ette <if

Mrs Susan, wife of lion Joseph, at Boston,
aged 46 years,
'I'ILGII'MAN lion. James, Lite Chief Justice,
2(1 District of Maryl.uid, at Chesteilown.
< ia/t-tte of
TlLLl'lKN' Dr. Matthew, at .\ew N'ork. Ga-
zette of
TILLEY James, at Newport, in 35th _\ear. Ga-
zette ol

Mrs. Content, wife of George, in 27th \'ear,
at Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Dea. William, in /-id
year, at Newport,

Mrs. h'.liza, wife ot Willi.mi J.unes 'I'illey and
oiil)' child of John .Stockford. of Warren,
R. L, at Xew]iort, in 2y] year, Aug. 18, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 345

TILLEY Dea. William, at Newport, aged 87
years; left 10 children, 79 grand and 44
great-grandchildren. Gazette of April 20, 1825

TILLINGHAST Joseph, at Newport, in 87th

year, Dec. 8, 1763

Mrs. , wife of William, at Providence.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1770

John, at Newport, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of Dec. 9, 1775

Daniel, Jr. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1776

Katharine, wife of Nicholas P., at Newport.

Gazette of Jan. 3, 1781

Mrs. , widow of Capt. Joseph. Ga-
zette of Jan. 19, 1782

William, late of this town, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Feb. 16, 1782

Capt. Pardon, at Newport, in 83d year. Ga-
zette of July 31, 1784

Dr. William, aged ^i^, years, at Newport.

Gazette of Feb. 4, 1786

Capt. Joseph, of this town, in 62d year, Sept. 6, 1789

Daniel, Jr , of this town, at Savannah, Ga., May 23, 1790

Mrs. Henrietta, widow, and eldest daughter
of Samuel Chace, Esq., aged 47 years.
Gazette of Feb. 25, 1792

Lydia, wife of Col. Daniel, June 29, 1793

Dr. Henry H., late of this town, at Colum-
bia, S. C.. in 38th year. Gazette of ]'"eb. 28, 1795

Allen, son of Capt. Joseph, of this town, at

St. Croi.x, in 17th year. Gazette of April 23, 1796

Deborah, eldest daughter of Nicholas P., at

Newport. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1796

Hon. Nicholas, formerly of this town, at
Taunton, at an advanced age, Feb. 26, 1797

William. Gazette of Aug. 26, 1797

Mary, wife of Capt. Joseph, in this town.

Gazette of Sept. 2, 1767

Henry, son of Capt. Joseph, of this town.
Gazette of Sept. 9, 1797

Lydia, daughter of the late William. Ga-
zette of Jan. 6, 1798

Robert Gibbes, in this town, in 41st year; fell
into a distillery vat and was scalded ; his
remains were conveyed to U.xbridge for
burial, June 24, 1799

Lydia, daughter of William, in this town, in

loth year, Aug. 25, 1799

Hannah, daughter of the late Robert Gibbs,
of this town, at Uxbridge, in 18th year.
Gazette of Feb. i, 1800

•j.j(i NTJ'AL 1;K(()1{|> ok RHODE ISLAND

TII.LI.XGIIAST Mary, of this town, died of

the fever. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1800

IMrs. , of this town, died of the fever.

Gazette of
Rosella, widow of Wiihani,
]_)aniel J., son of Paris J., of this town, mer-
chant, at sea on board the sliij) John Jay

17 days after she left ]:iavaria. Gazette of
William, at Newjiort, in 40th year. Ga-
zette of
Col. Daniel, formerly of this town, at U.x-

bridge, in 75th year. Gazette of
Nicholas, merchant, at Northumberland, by

the burstmg of a blood vessel. Gazette of
Mrs. Judeth, widow of Pardon, Esq., of East

(jreenwich, at VVickford, at an advanced

age. Gazette of
Cai)t. Jonathan, of this town, at Philadelphia,

in 47th year. Gazette of
John, merchant, son of Iknjamin, of East

Greenwich, at Charleston, S. C, in 27th

year, of the prevailing fever,
Mrs. Delaney, wife of \Villiam, in this town,

in 30th year. Gazette of
Nicholas P., for many years a resident of

Newport, at Charlestown 15rooke Court

House, Virginia, in 67th year,
Ruth, widow of Nicholas, Esq., at Taunton,
Ca]-)t. John, in this town, in 66th year,
Orphelia, daughter of Stephen, merchant,

aged about 14 years.
Miss Eliza, daughter of the late Capt. John,

aged 23 years,
Josejih, at Newport, aged J"] years,
William, son of the late Joseph, of this town,

aged 12 yeans, April 14,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of I'aris J., merchant,

formerly a resident of this town, at Fay-

etteville, N. C, in 57th year, June 17,

William Holroyd, son of Paris J., late of this

town, at Smithville, N. C. aged 19 years.

(iazette of Oct. 30,

Miss Joanna, daughter of the late Joseph, of

this town, aged 21 years, Dec. 26,

Miss Rebecca, eldest daughter of Thomas,

Ivsq., at East Greenwich, in 50th year.

Gazette of March 4,

Capt. Joseph, Jr., aged about 25 years, (Ma-
sonic honors,) Aug. 9,
George, at East Greenwich, in 66th year, April 18,

Sept. 27,

800

Jan. 5,

So I

Dec. 25,

804

Oct. 12,

[805

Sept. 20,

1806

Oct. II,

806

Dec. 6,

[806

Dec. 13,

1806

Sept. 3,

807

Ajiril 16,

[808

June 13,

1809

Nov. 19,

809

May 6,

810

Sept. 21,

810

Oct. I,

1811

March 14,

1813

8r3

813

813
813

81S

815
816

Nov. 14,

816

April 25,

817

May 10,

817

Nov. 15,

817

March 9,

818

April 24.

818

818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS . 347

TILLINGHAST Capt. Joseph, in 83d year.

(Ma.sonic honors),
Capt. William E., merchant, in this town, in

40th year, buried at East Greenwich,
Frances, eldest daughter of Nicholas, Esq.,

at Taunton, aged 27 years,
Delana, daughter of Prmuis, aged 65 years

(colored), in this town,
F" ranees F., only daughter of Stephen, Esq.,

in 20th year,
Nicholas, attorney-at-law, at Taunton, aged

50 years,
Mrs. Mary Ann, wife of John, and daughter

of the late Joseph Sanford, in 44th year, at

Newport, May 21,

Susan, daughter of the late Nicholas, Esq.,

at Taunton, aged 21 years,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Jeremiah, in this town,
Philip, Esq., at Wickford, one of the Justices

of the Court of Common Pleas for Wash-
ington Co.,
Charles H., formerly of this town, at \^in-

cennes, Ind., aged 32 years,
Freelove, daughter of Philip, in this town,

aged 9 months,
Mary, wife of Thomas, at East Greenwich,

iti 8 1st year, about
Deborah V., wife of Samuel A., in this town,

in 20th year,
Hon. Thomas, at East Greenwich, aged 80

years,
William Owen Jones, son of Joseph, in this

town, aged 21 months,
Puris Jenckes, formerly of this town, at Fay-

etteville, N. C,
Miss Anna, daughter of the late Joseph, in

29th year, at Philadelphia, at house of her

brother,
Mrs. Lydia, widow of Joseph, of Society of

Friends, in this town, in 85th year,
Daniel William Arnold, son of William, in

this town, aged 15 months,
Mary Ann, infant daughter of William [., in

this town,
Joseph, infant son of Joseph L., Esq., in this

town, aged 5 months.
Dr. Wilbur, at Wickford, aged 39 years, a

graduate of Union College,
TILLSON Timothy, at Kingston, N. Y. He

fell from a steep rock, 100 feet high, where

Sept. 2,
Feb. 6,

818
820

Aug. 25,

820

Oct. — ,

820

Nov. 2,

820

July 5.

821

July 12,

821

Aug. 26,

821

Jan. 24,

[822

Sept. 26,

822

Oct. 5.

[822

Nov. 6,

822

May 26,

[823

Aug. 14,

1823

Sept. 6,

[823

Jan. 4.

1824

348 VITAL UKCOHI) OK lUIODK ISLAND

TILLSON;

he had lost his way. He leaves wife and

8 children. Gazette of Feb. 13, 1819

Dr. James, Surgeon General U. S. Army,
suddenly, at his residence near Wilming-
ton, Del. Gazette of May 25, 1822
TIMMONS Mrs. Mary, widow of John, in Liv-
erpool, Eng., Jan. 9, 1807
TIMOTHY Mrs. Ann, at Charleston, S. C, in
65th year, preceptor of the State Gazette.
Gazette of Oct. 13, 1792
TIMPSON Mrs. Ann, wife of Thomas, Jr., at

New York. Gazette of July 30, 1823

TINGLEY Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, Jr.,

aged 27 years. Gazette of Jan. 6, 1798

Nathan, late of Attleboro, in this town, sud-
denly. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1798

Otis, of the house of Arnold a d Tingley, of
Savannah, Ga., formerly of Attleboro, aged
26 years, June 29, 1799

Thomas, at Attleboro, in 77th year. Gazette

of Feb. iS, 1809

Lucy, widow of Nathan, aged 68 years, at

Attleboro, Jan. 22, 18 16

Capt. Timothy, at Attleboro, aged 46 years, March 6, 18 16

Mrs. Keziah, wife of Capt. Araunah, at At-
tleboro, of the fever, March u, 1816

Araunah, in this town, in 47th year. May 26, 1822

Mrs. Celia, wife of Elisha, and daughter of

John Lippitt, in 21st year, in this town, June 25, 1822

Miss Margaret, daughter of the late Samuel,
at Attleboro, in 88th year, -Aug, 30, 1820

TINKCOM Nehemiah, at Glocester, buried with

^Llsonic honors, l'"eb. 17, 1813

TINKl'Tv Nehemiah, of Norwich, Conn., a sea-
man belonging to the shi)5 Mary, suffo-
cated in the cabin, Feb. 17, 1790

Mr. , lately returned from Connecti-
cut. Gazette of Nov. 9, 181 1
TINKHAM Capt. Spencer, of VViscassett, at

Norfolk, Va. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1808

TINNING Mounsey, executed at the yard arm

of H. M, S. Jason, for mutiny, Oct. 12, 1807

TISDALE Joseph, at Taunton, Oct. 14, 1768

James, merchant, late of Boston, in Carolina.

Gazette of Nov. 24, 1798

Silas Dean, of Taunton, at Jamaica, in 23d

year, Jan. 8, 1808

Mrs. Elizabeth D., wife of William, at New-
port, in 22d year, July 15, 1810

PROVIDt;XCE GAZEITE— DEATHS 349

TISDALE Edward D., formerly of Newport, at

Elizabeth City, N. C, July 19, 1823

Zilpha, wife of Simeon, at Taunton, aged 71

years, March 3, 1823

Simeon, at Taunton, aged 76 years, June 4, 1823

TISON Rev. Aaron, pastor of Baptist Church,

at Eutaw Springs, S. C, March 18, 1805

TISSOTT Leonard, a German, aged 44 years.

He had escaped death from the sanguinary

fields of Germany and perils of the ocean

to meet death in a small streamlet;

drowned in Ammonoosac river, Hath, Vt.
TITCOMH Moses, Esq., aged 49 years, of the

Island of St. Croix, was a native of Port-
land, Me., at Ballstown Springs, Sept. 2, 1804
Hon. Enoch, at Newburyport, aged 72 years, Aug. 13, 1814
TITFORD Elsie and Ann Titford, the eldest

and youngest surviving daughters of Dr.

Isaac, formerly of New York, drowned at

Mamaroneck, in Westchester Co.. Sept. 8, 1810

TITUS Capt. William, at Pawtu.xet. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1774

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, in 87th year, at

Attleboro. Gazette of Dec. 8, 1792

Dea. Jonathan, at Attleboro, at an advanced

age. Gazette of * Aug. 3, 1693

Samuel, at Attleboro, in 25th year, Sept. 8, 1805

Robbms, son of Samuel, of Attleboro, in this

town, aged 17 years, Oct. 14, 1807

Capt. John, at Attleboro, in 48th year, July 21, 1824

Sally, at Sutton, Mass., aged 25 years, Aug. 2, 1824

TOBEY Capt. , U. S. Army, in a fit of

delirium, in a high fever threw himself

from a window, at New York, Aug. 18, 181 5

Apollos, Jr., aged 24 years, son of Hon.

A polios, of Berkeley, at New Bedford,

Mass. Gazette of March 2, 1822

Hon. Samuel, at Berkeley, aged 80 years, Dec. 17, 1823

TODD John, and wife, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 1793
Miss Charlotte, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798
Capt. , of the British frigate Queen

Charlotte, killed himself by a pistol^^shot.

Gazette of July 5, 1800

James, Esq., cashier of the Philadelphia

Bank, at Savannah, Geo., in 40th year.

Gazette of Dec. 28, 1805

Alexander, Esq., at Philadelphia, aged 78

years, one of the Alderman. Gazette of Aug. 17, 181 1

TOLER Mary, wife of Daniel, in 44th year, at

Pawtucket. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1794

350 VITAL ItKCoHD OK JilloDK ISLAN.)

T01,l';i\ Daniel, at Relmbuth, aged abmit 6o

years, a native of Irelami, Sept. 6, 1801

TOLLICS Chauncey, at WoodlMidge, Ct., aged

about 50 years ; cause of death, lockjaw

from running a nail into his foot. Ga-
zette of " April 21, 1824
T0LLI':Y Mrs. Freelove, widow of Allen, in

this town, in 29th year, leaves two child-
ren, Sept. 8, 1805
TOLMAX Aquillia, at Dorchester, aged 66

years, suddenly. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1771

Miss Sally, aged 17 years, at Dana. Mass.,

suddenly. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810

TOLON SHY 'William, at New Chester, N. V.,

his house Ininit and his si.x children

perished in the flames, Dec. 13, 1 820

TOMI'KINS Gideon, at Little Compton,

drowned in the Hay, Jan. 19, 1774

Mrs. I.ydia, widow of Ca]it. Samuel, in this

town, in 84th year, Aug. 17, 1805
, daughter of Judge Tompkins, at

Mendon, N. J., killed by lightiinig in a

church. Gazette of ' Junei2, 1813

lieiijamin, of Tiverton, from intemperate

habits, in this town, Nov. 21, 1S18

Gamaliel, at Little Comi)ton, aged 71 \-ears.

Gazette "t '' ' ^ March 23, 1S22

Abel, at ]5oston, aged 34 years, formerly of

Little Compton. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1822

David D,, Esq., at Staten Island, in 51st

year, late President of the L'nited States, June 1 1, 1825

James, at Newport, very suddenly, aged 34

years. Gazette of ' Aug. 6, 1825

TOMLL\SC)N Ensign , "f Lt. Col.

Fletcher's Regiment, killed m action, at

Annes. Gazette of July 21, 1781

Cai)t. Beach, aged 91 years, at Iluntingdun,

Ct., a Revolutionary inUriot. (iazette of Dec. 20, 1S17

TONIC ^Ir. , at Dublin, Ire., from wounds.

Gazette of l-"eb. 9. '799

TOOKl'". John Home, F.sq., in England, an

luiglish political character. Oct. — , 180S

(Issue of Jan. 14, 1809, says not dead.)
John llorne, an English literary character,

in luigland. Gazette of ' May 9, 1812

TOOKER Mrs. Jane, aged 27 years, in luigland,

from her clothes taking fire ; while in the

agonies of death .she gave birth to a fine

and healthy boy who survives his unfor-
tunate parent. Gazette of June25, 1814

PIU ) V I DEXCE GAZETTE— 1) EATHS

351

TOPHAM Col. John, at Newport. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary R., widow of Capt. Philip M.,
at Newport, in 34th year. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. John, at Newport,
in 78th year,
TOPPAN Rev. David, D. D., HoUis Professor
of Divinity in Harvard College, at Cam-
bridge, aged 5 1 years. Gazette of
TARENT the Princess of, in Russia ; she was
noted for her attachment to the House of
Bourbon. Gazette of
TORRES Manuel, Columbian Minister to the
United States, at Philadelphia, aged 58
years,
TORREY Rev. Dr. Joseph, at South Kings-
town, at a very advanced age. Gazette of

Stephen, at Windsor, in 23d year, student
in Rhode Island College,

Dea. Joseph, at Killingly, in 72d year. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Mercy, wife of Dr. Augustus, at Gloces-
ter, in 29th year,

Lucy, aged 21 years, at KilHngly, Ct. Ga-
zette of

Oliver, 2d, at Killingly,

Mrs. Emily, wife of Joseph J. G. and daugh-
ter of John Horton, of this town, at Bath,
Me., aged 28 years. Gazette of
TOTTEN Mrs. Martha, wife of Levi, Esq., at

South Kingstown, aged 42 years,
TOULMIN Hon. Harry, late a U. S. District
Judge for District of Mississippi, at Wash-
ington Co., Ala. Gazette of
TOURO Abraham, Esq., merchant, at Boston,

aged 48 years,
TOURTELLOT Stephen. Gazette of

Rebecca, daughter of Jonathan, aged 20
years, killed instantly by being thrown
from her horse, at Scituate,

, son of William, at Glocester, aged

about 6 years ; he ran against a shovelful
of coals and burnt himself so severe as to
cause death in a few hours,

David, eldest son of Jesse, Esq., at Gloces-
ter, in 2 1 St year. Gazette of

Jonathan, of French parentage, at Foster,
aged 94 years, 2 months,

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Roger Williams
Tourtellot, in 50th year, at Foster,

Sept 28, 1793
Nov. 14, 1 82 1
Jan. 17, 1824

Sept. 3, 1803

Jan. 21, 1815

July 16, 1822

Dec. 24, 1791

March 10, 1795

March 31, 1804

May 1 1 , 1 809

May 14, 1 814
June 2, 1817

Nov. 3, 1824
Aug. 9, 1814

Dec. 20, 1823

Oct. 18, 1822
March 11, 1769

May 10, 1778

Feb. 4. 1805

Nov. 20, 1 8 19

Nov. 16, 1820

March 10, 1821

3")

VITAL KK<<iIil> OF l{Ht)l)K. ISLAM)

TOURTl'.I.I.OT Roger Williams, at Scituate,
in 50th year ; was l''rcuch (ju patenial and
a descendaiU frum Rugei' William (in the
maternal side. (lazette of
Urana A., daughter of I Ion. Jesse, at (doces-
ter, in 1 1 )'ear,

TOWER Amey, wife of Capt. |ohn. (".azette

of

Cajjt. John, of this town, on coast of Africa.

Gazette of
("a|)t, 15enjamin, at Cunibeiiand. at an ail-

vanced age. Gazette ot
Manning, at Cumberland, in 24th )'ear,
TOWI.h: M>s. I'llizabeth, wife of Rev. Samuel,

at Nazareth, I'enn.. agetl 62 years ; her

husband was late minister of the Moravian

Church, at Newport,
TOWI.b'.R William, of l^altimore, in ]?altimore

Co., Md. Gazette of
Rev. Henry, Baptist minister, at \'ersailles,

in Woodford Co., Ky.,
TOWNlv Benjamin, at Philadelphia, printer to

the city for many years. Gazette of
Aaron, in this town,
TOWNSKND Hon. Roger, 5th son of Hon.

Viscount TownseiKl, killed by a cannon

ball, at Ticonderoga, July 25, 1759. in the

28th year of his age. (jazette of
TOWNSIiND the Viscountess, wife of the Lord

Lieutenant of L'eland, about Sept. 17, 1770.

(kizette of
Jonathan, son of Christopher, of Newport, at

Long Island, (jazette of
Mrs. , wife of Rew Solomon, at Bar-

rington. Gazette of
Daniel, ol L)nn, killed at Lexington,
Solomon, Jr., at JJarrington, his house con-
sumed by fire,
Jerusha, wife of William. Gazette of
I'atience, widow of Christopher, at Newport,

in 87th year. Gazette of
Rev. Solomon, b. at 15oston, , 1716,

grailuateil at Harvard 1735, died at Bar-

ringlon Dec. 25, burietl
Miss Jenisha, in this town. Gazette of
Shijjpee, at Boston, Gazette of
David, at Charlestown, Mass., by a falling

timber, in 25th year. Gazette of
Mrs. Deborah, widow of Job, at Newport, in

76th year, (iazette of

Nov

■ 5'

1823

May

->o

1825

Sept.

22

1787

Ma)'

22

'790

Feb.

Nov.

18.
iS,

1792
1818

Dec. 10,

1823

Oct. 25,

1800

I-~eb. 3,

1824

July 27,
July 23,

1819

larch 12,

•763

Nov. 17,

1770

Now 7,

1772

Aug. 7,
April 19,

1773
'775

June 7,
March i.

1776
^777

I\Larch 14,

Dec. 28,
Sept. 9,
Sei)t. 8,

Nov. 16,

Feb. 2.

789

796

797
798

799
805

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

353

Jeremiah, at New Haven,
at Newport, in 33d year,
in 77th year. Gazette

TOWNSEND
zette of

Robert M
zette of

John, at Newport

Christopher, at Newport, in 70th year
zette of

Elizabeth, wife of Thomas, at Newport,

Solomon, Esq., at Albany, member of
Assembly from New York City, from apo^
plectic fit,

Edward, at Newport, in 76th year

Rhoda, aged 28 years (colored), at Medford
almshouse; was burnt to death by her
clothes taking fire from a firecracker some
thoughtless person threw at her. Gazette
of

Laura Meetz, youngest daughter of Capt.
Solomon, in this town, aged jg months.
Gazette of

Solomon, at Harrington, in 70th year, an offi-
cer in the Revolution,

Anne Lyon, youngest daughter of Capt. Sol-
omon, aged 4 years,

Solomon, at Newport, aged 46 years,

Mary, wife of Job, at Newport, aged 54 years.
Gazette of

, son of John, aged 11 years, thrown

from a wagon and killed, at Albany, N. Y.
Gazette of
TRACY Mr. Simeon, at Norwich (in his sleep),
in his 96th year. Gazette of

Nathaniel, Esq., at Newburvport, Gazette

, of

Samuel, Esq., at Norwich, aged 75 years.
Gazette of

Mrs. Margaret, wife of John, Esq., at New-
buryport, aged 52 years. Gazette of

Uriah, Esq., U. S. Senator from Connecti-
cut, at Washington. Gazette of

James, at Gallatin, Tenn. He and wife left
their four children at home to attend meet-
ing. The house took fire and the four per-
ished in the flames,
TRAFALGAR Lord, nephew of the late Lord
Nelson, and the only issue of the present
Peer. The eldest son of Mr. Bolton, who
married a sister of the hero, will jjrobably
inherit the title, in P'ngland. Gazette of
TRAFFAN Elizabeth, wife of Capt. Philip, in
this town, in 66th year, suddenly.

Ga-

Ga-

Aug. 3,

1805

of
Ga-

Oct. 19,
March 25,

1805
1809

the

April 15,
July IS-

1809
1810

upo-

March 27,

1811

Nov. 28,

1811

July 20, 1 816

Nov. I, 1817

March 22, 1818

July 3, 1818
l'"eb. 2, 1 82 1

July 7, 1824

Aug. 17, 1825
Sept. 23, 1775
Se[it. 24, 1796
June 16, 1798
Nov. 15, 1806
Aug. I, 1807

Nov. 23, 1820

March 26, 1808
April 1 8, 1798

354

VITAL liKCOHl) l)K imoDK ISLAND

TKAFTOX Samuel G., of ]\hi)de Island, ship

carpenter, at Savannah. Gazette of
TKAINKK James, private, killed on board frig-
ate Chesapeake, in action witli the Shan-
non,
TRAPNILL Joshua, seaman, womided and since
died, on board the Niagara on Lake Erie,
in action,
TRASK Capt. Kbenezer, agetlG2 years, at Smith-
field. Gazette of

Thomas, in Virginia, aged 102 years. He
kcjH his coffin 12 years. Gazette of

Jonathan, at lioston, aged 53 years, a Revo-
lutionary soldier,

William, drowned in the Charles river. Ga-
zette of
TRA.SS Samuel, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
TRASTON Mrs. Mary, widow, in 77th year,
TRAVERS George, I-^sq., attorney-at-law; was
found dead in his bed, supposed to have
been accidentally killed by discharge of
one of his pistols which he had ]ilaced at
the head of his bed; was preparing to visit
Spain as the secretary of our minister.
Ciazette of

Michael, supposed murdered by John H.
Ogilvie, in I\Iay — , 1820. Gazette t>f

Miss Catharine S., at Seekonk, in 12th year,
daughter of the late Thomas,

Mrs. — , aged 90 years, in England. Her

singular life and character has been pub-
lished under the head of Lady Travers.
Gazette of
TREADWE^LL Eleazer, drowned in the river,

lileazer, drowned in the river in January last.
His remains discovered and decently in-
terred. Gazette of

Mrs. Patience, wife of Cajit. Jonathan, in
48th year,

Mrs. Phebe, at North Providence, in 82(1 year,

Capt. Jonathan, in this town, in 68th year,

Hon. John, one of Judges of Court of Com-
mon Pleas for Essex Co., Mass., at Salem,
of apoplexy, aged 72 years. Gazette of

Hon. John, formerly Governor of the State,
aged 78 years, at I'"armington, Ct. Ga-
zette of

Aug. 2, 1823

June I, 1 81 3

Sei)t. 10, 1813

March 21, 1795

July 29, 1809

May 12, 181 1

July 3, 1822

Dec. 26, 1777
Nov. 4, 18 1 5

March 20, 1S19
July 20, 1820
Nov. 19, 1 82 1

March 19, 1823
Jan. 17, 1791

April 30, 1 79 1

April 18, 1793

Dec. 22, 1805

March 4, 1809

Jan. 12, 181 1

Aug. 30, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 355

TREAT Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Treat. She was
Elizabeth Channing, whose trial for per-
jury about 20 years ago made a sensation.
The evidence is contained in 300 folio
pages of State Trials, Vol. 10. She was
found guilty but was offered mercy and
transported to America, at Wethersfield,
Ct., June 22, 1773

TREBY Sarah, wife of John, at Newport, April
6, 1769 ; was daughter of Ebenezer Richard-
son, Esq., of Prudence, aged 36 years. Ga-
zette of April 22, 1769
Mehitable, late of Newport, in her 92d year,

at Freetown. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1776

John, late of Newport, at Providence, Sept. 29, 1778

Samuel, at New London, aged 71 years.

Gazette of Oct. 12, 1799

TRECOTHIEK Mrs. Hannah, mother of Bar-
low Trecothiek, Esq., of London, at Bos-
ton, Sept. 20, 1766

TRETCHER Capt. Thomas, at Alexander, Va.,
in 53d year ; he circumnavigated the globe
with Capt. Cook; at Alexandra, Va., in
53d year. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1S13

TREUBEY Ansel, drowned in the Susquehanna

River near Walton, Penn., June i, 1822

TREVILLA John, aged about 50 years ; in Aug.
last he was stung by a bee which produced
a stroke of apoplexy, but by medical aid
was restored to health ; the day of his
death he went out fishing, in the evening
went out to gather some apples, when he
was stung on the head by a bee ; he
reached the house and was dead in five
minutes, July 21, 1820

TREVILLE Admiral Latouche, at Toulon.

Gazette of Nov. 3, 1804

TREVETT Mrs. Sarah, widow of Eleazer, at

Newport, in 84th year. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1805

Elizabeth, wife of John, at Newport, aged 73

years, Jan. 22, 1823

Capt. John, at Newport, aged 76 years, Nov. 5, 1823

TREVOR Richard, Bishop of Durham. Ga-
zette of Aug. 17, 1771

TREZEVANT Theodore, a native of P'rance,
and a resident at Charleston, S. C, aged
80 years. Gazette of June 13, 1801

TRIGGE Col. John, member of Congress, in

Virginia. Gazette of July 28, 1804

;'5() VITAL KKCOKI) OK lUlODK ISLAND

TRIlJ''ORL) Henry, mate uf the brig Fairy

Queen, aged about 30 years, leaves wife

and 10 children, at New York, from an

(i\'erdose of laudanum. Gazette of June 28, 1S23

TRIM15LK Hon. William A., U. S. Senator

from (_>hio, aged 35 years ; was taken at

Detroit in 18 12, when exchanged received

a Major's Commission ; m a sortie from

I-"ort Erie, he was wounded w'hich has

bi'ought him to his gr<ive ; was elected

senator in 1818. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1821

TRU'P Susannah, widow of Edward, I'^sq., of

North I'rfjvidence, at Johnston, in 77th

year, Feb. i. 1788

Sarah, wife of Othniel. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1788

Arthur, of this town, merchant, at North

Carolina, aged 31 years. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1791

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Samuel, aged 54

years, at East Greenwich. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1793

Betsey, daughter of William, at Newport, in

24th year. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1794

Capt. John, of Charleston, S. C, at Island of

.St. Helena, aged 40 years. Gazette of April 15, 1797

John, in 36th year, April 13, 1800

Ca].it. Thomas, at Newport, in 84th year.

Gazette of May 2, 1801

Lieut. ■, U. S. Navy, commander of

brig \'i.\en, distinguished himself in the

Tnpolean War, at sea on his passage from

Havana to New Orleans. Gazette of Aug. 25, 18 10

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Samuel, in this

town, in 74th year; she was a daughter

of (jideon Crawford and granddaughter of

Gabriel ]5ernen who fled from l-"rance in

16S8; Feb. 12, 1816

I'eleg, at West[.)ort, aged about 20 years,

drank a half pint of strong licjuor on a

wager, April 12. 1S19

John, at North Providence, in 75th year, Feb. 27, 1820

Miss Martha, at Newjioit, in 30th year. Ga-
zette of Nov. 16, 1820
IClijah, at Johnston, in 47th year. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1821
Consitler, at Harrington, in 85th year, a Rev-
olutionary ])ensioner, Oct. 18, 1822
Jkrnen, in this town, in 56th year, Aug. 13, 1823
Mrs. Hope, at Newport, aged 49 years. Ga-
zette of April 6, 1825
William, son of .Stephen, in this town, aged

9 years, 10 months, Aug. 8, 1825

TROOP Dr. Amos, in 79th year, suddenly, April 13, 1814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

TROTT Capt. James, at Swanzey. Gazette of

TROTTER John, executed for desertion, at
Providence,
Capt. William, formerly of this town, at

Bradford, Vt.,
Mrs. Deborah, widow of Capt. William, at
Bradford, Vt., in 45th year. Gazette of
TROUGHTON Joseph, of Taunton, drowned in
Hell Gate having been knocked overboard
by the boom of his boat,

TROUINS the two, perished in the burning of

the theatre at Richmond, Va.,
TROWBRIDGE Ira, of Capt, Whitney's Co.,
killed at battle of Tippicanoe,

Daniel, at New Haven, aged 68 years ; he
was standing in his door conversing with
his nephew in his usual health ; he fell
down and expired. Gazette of

Capt. Benjamin, in New York, in 67th year ;
was born at Haddam, Ct.,
TROY Dr. Thomas, Roman Catholic Arch

Bishop, of Dublin, Ireland, in 84th year,
TRUE David Nelson, son of Capt. Samuel, at
New Glocester, Me., aged 4 years ; the
fact is recorded that there was taken from
this child, an animal 16 inches long shaped
like an adder, which no doubt was cause
of death. Gazette of
TRUESDALE William Lee, only son of
Thomas, aged 21 months,

William Lee, only son of Thomas, in this
town, aged 2 years, 11 months,
TRUMAN Sarah, wife of Dr. Thomas,

Dr. Thomas, at North Providence, in 35th
year,

Abigail, wife of Jonathan, at North Provi-
dence. Gazette of

Jonathan, at North Providence, aged about
82 years ; was a native of New London.
Gazette of

Miss Sarah, daughter of the late Jonathan,
formerly of New London. Gazette of

Charles Carew, son of John, aged 2 years.
II months,

Henry, at New London, aged 63 years,

Mrs. Sally, wife of John, at Coventry, aged
39 years,

Nathan, in this town, aged 51 years.

Nov. 5, 1808
May 28, 1778
June II, 1822
Nov. 20, 1813

June 18. 1771

Dec. 26, 181 1

Nov. 7, 181 1

Aug. 22, 1818
Jan. 12, 1822
May 10, 1823

July II, 1 82 1

,./

Nov. 14, 1816

/
Dec. 29, 1819 ^
July I, 1785

Aug. 7, 1786

Feb. 28, 1789

March 13, 1802

Aug. 22, 1807

Oct. 4, 181 1
July 9, 1 812

March 29, 181 5
Sept. 21, 1818

Oct.

21,

IS04

May

23.

1807

Auj,

■ 7.

1809

353 VITAL KKCOUD OF ICHoDK ISLAND

TRUMI5UI.T. Ci>l. Joseph, eldest son of the
Governor, at Lehaiinn, Ct., last week
(lazette of Aug. I,

Mrs. , wife of Hon. Jonathan, Governor

of Connecticut, at Leb.mon, in 61 st year.

Gazette of June 17,

Mrs. Margaret, at Glastonbur)-, Ct., aged 102

years. Gazette of June 15,

John, editor of Connecticut Centinel, at Nor-
wich, aged 50 years, Aug. 14,

Charles E., printer, of Norwich, late ])ub-
lisher ot Connecticut Centinel, at sea,
while on [lassage to the Mast Indies, aged
22 years,

Lex'erett, son of Hon. Jnhn. at llartfortl, in
19th 3ear. Gazette of

Governor , of Cnnnecticut, at Le-
banon, aged 69 years,
TRUMP Michael, at Ujipei' Dublin, I'enn., in
g5th year ; he survived his wife 8 years,
who died in her 85th year; 7 children, 47
grand and 26 great-grandchildren survive
hmi; was of Society of I-'riends. Gazette of
TRUX'ION Com. Thomas, at Philadelphia, late

of U. S. Navy,
TRVON Governor William, in luigland. Ga-
zette of
TUCHAN Peter, a Russian giant, heighth 8 feet

7 inches. Gazette of
TUCKP-R Joseph, of Providence, at Surinam,
W. L Gazette of

Dr. John, in 73d year and 46th of his minis-
try, at Newbury, Old Town. Gazette of

Moses, drowned in New York Harbor. Ga-
zette of

Henoni, at Glocester, in 95th year; had lived
with his wife 70 years, has left 203 chil-
dren, grand and great-grandchildren. Ga-
zette of Jan. 2.

Abraham, mate of the brig Industry, Capt.

Dunn, of this [sort, at Surinam, July 29,

Capt. David, of brig Argus of Salem, at Ha-

tavia. Gazette of June i,

Hon. Henry, President and Treasurer of the

Colony of Hernnida. Gazette of April 16,

Capt. Anihew, of Marblehead, late master of
ship William, at the Rochefort prison,
!•■ ranee, im[5risoned by the P'rench Govern-
ment, (iazette of Nov. 18,

David, at Smithfield, in 49th year. Gazette of Oct. 14,

April 16,

1808

May 5,

1S22

May 3,

1788

Sei)t. 21,

1825

Aug. 3,

1771

April 7,

1792

Nov. 7,

'795

77S

780

793
802

802
803
805
808

809
815

PRO V I dencp: (jazette— deaths

559

TUCKI-:R William, son of Daniel, at Smithfield,

in 28th year,

(Next issue says his age was 24 years.)
Miss Emma, formerly of Dighton, on St.

John's plantation, Camaraca near Matanzas,

W. I. Gazette of
Miss Patience, at Newport, in 75th year,
Amey, at North Providence, in 75th year,
TUCKP:RMAN Mrs, wife of Abraham, of

Providence, cordmaker, at Boston. Ga-
zette of
Isaac, founder, at Providence,
Abraham, P2sq., at Boston, aged 81 years.

Gazette of
Edward, F^sq., at J-ioston, aged 78 years.

Gazette of
Rhoda, widow of Isaac, in this town, in 70th

year. Gazette of
TUDOR Samuel, at East Windsor, Ct , aged 85

years. Gazette of
Mrs. , very suddenly, at Bath, Eng. ;

she had an income of ^30,000 per year.

Gazette of
TUELL Benjamin, at Newport, in SOth year.

Gazette of
TUELLS Enoch, aged 34 years ; his wife aged

29 years, have been married 1 1 years ;

have had 15 children, and 4 pairs of twins

in succession, at Middletown, Ct. Gazette

of
TUFTS William, Jr., aged 44 years, at Medford,

Mass. ; he was the first person that en-
listed in the Massachusetts service against

Louisburg, in 1745 ;
Capt. Simon, at Charleston, S. C, aged 78

years, formerly a resident of this town.

Gazette of
Lurel, Esq., formerly American Consul, at

that port, at Surinam. Gazette of
Capt. Simon, in South Carolina, aged 83

years; he was one of the first Naval

officers appointed by that State in the late

Revolutionary war. Gazette of
Mary, at Boston. Gazette of
David, at Lynn, aged 60 years, a soldier of

the Revolution. Gazette of
TUKEY Franklin, of Portland, at Boston, aged

19 years; a stone was thrown at him by

Joshua Wyman, aged 1 5 years ; Tukey had

Jan. 29, 181 7

Dec. 25, 1820

July 28, 1821

March 2, 1822

Oct. 19, 1773
Aug. 21, 1779

Feb. 23, 1805

July 25, 1818

March 27, 1819

Dec. 7, 1822

P'eb. 14, 1824
Sept. 7, 1799

July 9, 1796

May 25, 1 77 1

Dec. 21, 1799
Nov. 6, 1802

F"eb. 9, 1805
May 17, 1823

July 12, 1823

8o8
810

3(50 xii'AL i;k((ii;i> of iihodk island

TL'KKV ;

been ordered to dri\-e the l)())s away from
the molasses casks, and was doing it when
the fatal stone was thrown, -'^^'g- '8. 'SiS

TULLI'-Y Samuel, executed tor mutiny on
board schooner George Washington, at
South Boston, Dec. 10, 1812

TUNIS the Bey of. Gazette ot April i, 1815

TURKBULL Mrs. Susannah, wife of N .

Msq., and only daughter of the late Col.
William Wall, formerly of this town, near
.Savannah, Geo., in her 32d year, Feb. 29,

Col. George, at Bloomingdale, near New

York ; served 60 years in the British Arm}- ; Oct. 13,

Nichol, native of Smyrna, aged about 70
years, lived in this country 40 years ; the
first large raiser of cotton in the South
for exportation; near Savannah, Geo.,
TURN'l'^R ■, son of Mr. Turner, a carpen-
ter, at Boston,

Ca[.)t. Christopher, at Portsmouth, innholder,
between 80 and 90 years.

Col. William, of Boston, at London. Ga-
zette of

Capt. William, at New York. Gazette of

Dr. John, at I-"reetown, aged 84 jears. Ga-
zette of

Joseph, at Chester, Penn., of a fever, mem-
ber Society of PViends. (iazette of

Mrs. Mary, wife of Amos, mariner, and
daughter of Capt. John Griffeth, aged 29
years. Gazet e of

Mrs. I'atience, widow of Dr. John, at Free-
town, aged 80 years. Gazette of

.Sir (ieorge, in England ; he left an immense
fortune. Gazette of

Anna, only daughter of Stuteley, in 21st
year, at Glocester,

l.ieut. , of the nav)-, killed in a duel

with Rieul. Rush, also of the na\'y, at Xew
Orleans. Gazette of

Dr. Daniel, late of Fast Greenwich, at St.
Mary's, Georgia. Gazette of

Capt. Thomas, at Charleston, S. C , ageil 59
years. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Joshua. They were rid-
ing in a carriage, Mr. Turner smoking ; he
droi)]ied some coals from his i)ipe into the
straw in the bottom of the wagon which
took fire, set Mrs. T's dress aflame, and

Oct.

10,

1824

Oct.

18,

1763

Aug.

15.

1769

Apr
Oct.

17.
24.

1792
■795

Fel

• 3.

1798

No\

■ 3.

1798

No\

■ 9.

1799

Jan.

21,

1804

A])ril

V^

1805

Sept.

10,

1807

Nov.

21,

1807

Nov.

26,

1808

Dec.

30'

1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 361

TURNER :

burnt her so badly that she died in about
three hours ; at South Greenv'ille, Wash-
ington Co., N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 17, 181 1

Hon. Edward D. and his wife, in the parish
of La Fauche, Louisiana ; Judge of the
district, was in his 42d year and leave 7
children to mourn their loss ; were natives
of Boston. Gazette of Dec. 7, 181 1

Mrs. Hannah, at Warren, in 88th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 18, 1 81 2

Martha, wife of Stuteley, Esq., and daughter
of Peleg De.xter, dec, at Glocester, in 57th
year, April 18, 18 12

Miss Hope, daughter of Capt. Moses, at
Warren, aged 17 years, June 24, 1812

Dr. Peter, of Newport, surgeon's mate in the
U.S. Regt. of L. Artillery, at Pittsburgh.
Gazette of Dec. 12, 1812

William, at Islington, Penn., aged 76 years, Aug. 26, 18 13

William, in 37th year, April 17, 18 15

Miss Mary, at Newport, aged T] years. Ga-
zette of May 6, 181 5

Peleg, at Middletown, aged 79 years, April 14, 1818

Capt. Thomas, in 56th year, in this town,

suddenly, Oct. 25, 1819

James, son of Stutely, in 41st year, at Gloces-
ter, fell out of a tree, Nov. 2, 18 19

Capt. Samuel W., of Baltimore, at New
York ; while going on board his vessel, he
fell between it and the dock and was
drowned. Gazette of Nov. 20, 18 19

Amos, at the Hospital, in 36th year, native

of Hanover, Mass., in 36th year, Sept. 23, 1820

Henry F., of Newport, midshipman on board
ship John Adams, on coast of Africa. Ga-
zette of Jan. 27, 1 82 1

Ann, daughter of Amos, of this town, at

Warwick, in 13th year, Nov. 26, 1821

Dr. Peter, at t^ast Greenwich, aged about 75
years, (Masonic honors) ; was a surgeon in
the Revolution, Feb. 14, 1822

Midshipman Samuel S., of U. S. ship Mace-
donian, at Craney Island. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1822

Joshua, at Cranston, aged 98 years, 24 days, Jan. 9, 1823

Vashti Peck, in this town, in i6th year,
youngest daughter of the late William of
Rehoboth, Feb. 28, 1823

Dr. John, at Troy, Mass., aged 74 years ;

served as surgeon in the Revolution, May 28, 1823

■^{]-2 \rrAL i;k(()i;i) ok khode iisland

TURNP:R , daughter of William, in Ohio,

shot by her own father who was carelessly
handling his musket. Gazette of July 12, 1833
, son of Caleb, at Taunton; a hogs-
head of rum rolled over him which fell
Irom a hind part of a wagon; aged about
8 years, Aug. 16, 1823
The Hermet, died on the l-^ast Rock, New
Haven Harbor; had lived for several years
on to]) of this rock, was a singular character.
Gazette of Nov. 19, 1823
Gardiner, in this town, aged 28 years, July 29, 1824
Julia, daughter of Hon. Charles, of Scituate,
Mass., drowned in the Charles Ri\'er by
n])setting of a sail boat. A]jril 18, 1825
TURliN Capt. Joseph, late of this town, at

Charleston, S. C, July 4, 1784

Katharine, widow of William, aged near 90

years. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1781

Mis. Sarah, widow of Jolm, at an advanced

age. Gazette of June 18, 1796

TKRKATIN Capt. Albert, Aide-de-Camp, and

nephew of the Lieut. Governor, at Jamaica, July 13, 1808

TURK ILL Mrs. Deborah, in this town, in 76th

year, Ajinl 1 1, 1825

TUTHILL Mr. , shot himself with his

own musket, accidentally, at Columbus,
N. v., Sept. 5, 1825

TUTTLE Beri, drowned at Wallingford, Ct., I\Lay 12, 1807

TWALrS Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Twaits, of
the New York theatre, at said place, in
27th year, Dec. 13, 1813

William, comedian, at New York. Gazette

of Sept. 3, 1 8 14

T\Vi';EDY Freelove Sojjhia, consort of John, at

an advanced age, at New]iort. (gazette of Sept. 24, 1768
Nathaniel, late of Newport, at Philadeli)hia, Nov. 10, 1769

William, at Newqiort. in 46th year, RLay 23, 17S2

John, merchant, at Newjiort, in 81st year.

Gazette of Dec. 1, 1787

Jose]ih W., Esq., at Newport, (iazette of Jan. i. 1791

I'^liza Honcyman, daughter of the late Wil-
liam, in 20th year, at Newport. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1795
TW1'',NTYAL\N Joseph, died in jail, at Jamaica.

Gazette of March 19, 1785

TWO^UiLEY Ralph, at Ho.ston, aged 40 years.

Gazette of May 17, 1823

TYLER l<"rances, wife of Joseph, of l^oslon,

merchant, Jul}' 15, 1769

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 353

TYLER Ebenezer, at Cranston, from a bite of a

dog. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1769

(Gazette of Nov. 1 1 says Mr. Tyler is now

living.)

Rev. Andrew, in 64tli year, at Boston, May 11, 1775

Capt. Ebenezer, of this town, at Havana.

Gazette of June 15, 1782

William, at the ore bed, Cranston, killed by
the ground caving in ; leaves wife and
three children, Oct. 17, 1791

Samuel, innholder, in 36th year. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1796

Martha, daughter of the late Capt. Ebenezer,

in 51st year, Nov. 20, 1799

Mr. , at Brooklyn, Ct., aged loi years.

Gazette of March 6, 1802

Mrs. Ann, widow of Capt. Ebenezer, in this

town, in her 88th year, Feb. 13, 1804

Gen. John, at Preston, Ct., in 83d year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 4, 1804

Mrs. Mary, wife of Ebenezer, Esq., at Attle-
boro, in 45th year. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1804

Col. Ebenezer, at Attleboro, aged 72 years, Jan. 31, 181 1

Moses, at Harrington, aged TJ years, Sept. 16, 181 1

Mrs. Mehitable, wife of William, in 72d

year, in this town, June 25, 1812

Warren, at Smithfield, formerly of Milford,

Mass., in 22d year, Oct. 6, 181 5

William, in this town, in 85th year, Nov. 2, 1816

Mrs. Alsebeth, wife of John, in this town, in

88th year. Gazette of April 3, 18 19

Rev. John, rector of Christ Church, at Nor-
wich Ct. Gazette of Jan. 29, 1823

Rev. John, at Norwich, rector of Christ
Church, aged 86 years. Gazette of P"eb. 8, 1823

Miss Hannah, in this town, in 75th year, Sept. 26, 1824

TYNG John Alfred, Esq., aged 42 years, Lieut.
Colonel of the Second Regiment, at Dun-
stable, June 24, 1771
TYRON Lady, mother of William, governor of
New York, and Miss Tyron, one of the
maids of honor to the Queen, at Stan-
more, Middlesex, Eng., June 3, 1771
TYSON John, native of Carlisle, Eng, at Oxford,

Mass., Aug. 6, 1821

Elisha, at Baltimore, of Society of Friends ;
his funeral was attended by more than
4,000 people. Gazette of March 10, 1824

Joseph, at Hillsboro, N. C, bled to death
from cutting his leg with a scythe. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1824

5(i4 VITAL KKCOKD OF RHODE ISLAND

u

ULLERY Capt. , killed in action, in Ohio.

Gazette of Oct. 3, 1812

UNDERHILL Isaac D., shot by U. S. .soldiers.

Gazette of June 10, 1809

UNDERWOOD Daniel, late of Jamestown, at

North Kingstown, in his J2d year. Ga-
zette of May 17, 1777
John, at Nossenton, Eng., ordered a singular

funeral. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1785

William J., at Boston, aged 25 years. Ga-

i:ette of Feb. 12, 1823

Joseph, formerly of Massachusetts, at Smith-
field, aged 32 years, June 18, 1824
Josejih, son of the late Joseph, of Smithfield,

at Blackstone Village, aged 19 months, Sept. 3, 1825

UNION Miss Freelove (colored), at Wickford,

in 85th year, Nov. 4, 1820

UNKNOWN A young man at the north end of

this town, killed by his a.\e striking against

his head in splitting a log of wood. Ga-
zette of March 5, 1763
The body of a woman came ashore at Sachu-

est Beach near Newport, June 26, 1763

A young man thrown from his horse and

killed, at Rah way, N. J., Oct. i, 17G3

UPDIKIC Mrs. Catharine, aged 87 years, at

North Kingstown. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1782

Mrs. Ann, wife of Capt. John, in 46th year.

Gazette of Sept. 20, 1788

Polly, daughter of Capt. John. Gazette of Dec. 11, 1790

Miss p;iizabeth, aged 71 years. Gazette of March 30, 1799

Mrs. , at New York, of the fever. Ga-

^ zette of Oct. i, 1803

Capt. John, president of the Marine Society,

in this town, in 75th year, Jan. 3, 1804

Lotiowick, at South Kingstown, in 80th year, June 6, 1804

(The ne.xt issue says North Kingstown, and

buried June 8, 1804.)
Richard, at Wickford, aged about 70 years, P'eb. 25, 1805

Capt. Richard E., formerly of this town, at

New York, in 38th year. Gazette of Feb. i, 1806

John S., son of Daniel ¥.., P-sq., at Wickford,

ui 17th year, Aug. 10, 1S09

John, son of John C, aged 2 years 5 months, Aug. 4, 1817

John Crawford, in 35th year, Dec. 9, 1S19

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 355

UPDIKE Crawford, son of the late John C, in

this town, aged 14 months, Jan. 30, 1821

Thomas Wall, infant son of Richard S., Nov. 2, 1821

Mrs. Dorcas, wife of Capt. Alfred, at Wick-
ford, aged 36 years, Aug. 9, 1822
UPHAM Rev. Edward, at West Springfield,
was born 17 10; had been pastor of a church
at Newport; Oct. 5, 1797

Hon. Joshua, one of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court for the province of New
Brunswick, in England. Gazette of April 8, 1809

Hon. Jabez, at Brookfield, Mass., formerly
member of Congress, and of the General
Court, Nov. 8, 181 1

UPSHUR Dr. John, at Northampton, Va., aged
26 years. From grief at the loss of a wife
to whom he had been married but a short
time, he laid down on a bed, put a loaded
gun to his breast and with a yardstick dis-
charged the contents, killing him instantly.
Gazette of June 6,1818

USH ER Rev. John, 50 years minister of church,

at Bristol. Gazette of May 6, 1775

Mrs. Ann. wife of Hezekiah, at Bristol, in

71st year. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1793

Capt. Hezekiah, of Bristol, on the coast of

Africa, aged 34 years. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1796

Capt. George D., of Bristol, at Garee, Africa, May — , 1798

Hezekiah, Esq., at Bristol, in 76th year. Ga-
zette of March 13, 1802

Rev. John, pastor of St. Michael's Church,
Bristol ; was a graduate of Harvard and
grandson of Lieut Governor Usher of
Massachusetts, at Bristol, in 85th year, July 5, 1804

James, at Smithfield, in i8th year, suddenly, April 5, 1809

Sheldon, at New York, in 30th year, native
of Dublin, Ireland, mineral water manu-
facturer, July 5, 181 1

Mrs. Harriet, wife of Noble, Esq., manager
of the Louisville Theatre, aged 30 years.
Gazette of April 30, 1814

Sally, widow of Capt. Hezekiah, in 52d year,
at Bristol. Gazette of May 15, 1820

Susan Maria, wife of George F. and daugh-
ter of Bishop Griswold, aged 29 years, at
Bristol. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1825

USTICK Rev. Thomas, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of April 23, 1803

William, at New York, at an advanced age.

Gazette of May 10, 1806

3(i{^ VITAL UK(()l;|i OK inioDK ISLAND

UTTKR Mrs. Mary, widow of Zelnilon, at War-
wick, in 83(1 year, June 20, 1806

VAl.ENTINK Mrs. Elizabeth, witc ot William,

merchant, in 4Lst year, July 10, 1804

Mrs. , in this town, at an ach'anced

age. Gazette of Dec. 12. 1807

William and his wife Martha, aged 74 vears ;

were born within two months of each

other, lived together 54 )eais in a married

state to a day, and dietl within 10 days of

each other, at Ho]_)kinton, .Mass. da/ette

of May 21, 1825

Elizabeth, eldest daughter of W illiani, of this

town, at Eall River, aged 32 )ears. Sept, i, 1825

Hannah, daughter of William, in this town,

aged 24 years, Sept. 25, 1825

\'.\1.I1)1*", the Sultana, mother of the present

(iraiui Seignior, in Constantinojile. Ga-
zette of May 3, 1806
VAEEE'IT David, at Glocester, in S2d year, July 27, 1821
Matthew, in England, aged 91 years, chemist

and mathematician. Gazette of Xov. 29, L823

X'AI.EI iJr. ; he came to this country to

know whether the yellow fever was con-

tageous, and died a victim of it, at Hav-
ana. Gazette ol Xov. 2^, 1816
VANCh'. Mrs. .at Wilmington, N. C. ; a

high wind blew the gable end of the house

off, and killed her instantly. Gazette of May 1, 1820

X'ANDASHAM Joshua, merchant, at Bristol,

Gazette of April 29, 1797

VANDI'.KEKiHT Mrs. Mary, at the .seat of

her brother, Moses l^rown, on Providence

Neck, May 26, 1795

VANDERVOOKT I'eter, at Newtown. I. I.

Gazette of June 15, 1811

Michael, of Schenectady, N, V., killed by

Indians, March — , 1787

\'ANDYKI': Hon. Nicholas, late President of

Delaware, aged 51 years, (iazette of March 28, 1789

VANI':MAN Mr,' , at Wilmington, Del,,

aged 91 years. Gazette of Aug. 15, 1801

X'ANGPEST James, Esq., at Newport. (Ga-
zette of Oct. 17, 1772

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS >J61

VANUXEM Mrs. Rebecca, wife of James, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of May 7, 1808

VAN ALLEN John E., Esq., formerly a mem-
ber of Congress, at Greenbush, N. Y.
Gazette of March 14, 1807

VAN ANDEN Mrs. , wife of Stephen,

drowned at Auburn, N. Y. Gazette of Se[)t. 14, 1816

VAN ANTWERP James, at New York, mer-
chant. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1804

VAN BIHHER Abraham, Esq., at Baltimore,

aged 61 years. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1805

VAN CORTLAND Capt. , aged 33

years, son of old Capt. \'an Cortland, of
Cortlands Manor, N. Y., killed in action
in Portugal; belonged to the 23d regiment,
had been in 23 engagements. Gazette of Dec. 28, i8ii

VAN CORTLANDT Major Nicholas B., form-
erly Aide-de-Camp to Gen. Sullivan, in
New Jersey. Gazette of June 8, 1782

VAN DAM Ithoven, at Amsterdam, a cele-
brated Dutch literateur. Gazette of Sept. 4, 1802

VAN DAMM Anthony, formerly a merchant, of
New York, at London, Eng., aged "]"] years.
Gazette of Dec. 31, 1808

VAN DOORN Martha, at Bristol, in 22d year.

Gazette of Aug. 4, 1792

Mrs. Phila, wife of Joshua, at Bristol, aged 25
years. Gazette of July 9, 1825

VAN DUZER Ashbel, of Palmyra. N. Y.,

drowned by upsetting of a boat, Oct. 30, 1822

VAN HOOK Arendt, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1798

VAN HORNE Aaron, at Philadelphia. Gazette

of Oct. 26, 1793

Philip, a printer, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1799

Rev. William, at Pittsburgh, Penn., in 6ist
year, Oct. 31, 1807

Mrs. , at Bergen Point, N. J., near

quarantine ground, of the fever, Sept. 24, 1823

VAN LOFEETT Dr. L L, physician to the
Dutch East India Company, at Macao,
Chma, June 28, 1816

VAN MURRAY William, at his seat in Dor-
chester Co., Md., formerlylminister to The
Hague and the French Republic. Ga-
zette of Dec. 24, 1803

VAN NESS Peter, Esq., at Kinderhook, N. Y.,
many years a Senator in the Assembly.
Gazette of Jan. 5, 1805

Hon. William W., 15 years one of the judges
of the Superior Court, N. Y., at Charles-
ton, S. C. Gazette of March 12, 1823

3()S VITAL RECOIU) OK KlloDK ISLAM)

VAN RENSSALAKR Philip, m Now York

State. Gazette of March 24, 1798

John, at Clavarack, aged 35 years. Ga/.ctle

of March 14, 1801

Col. John, brother of the Lieut, (ioxernor, at
Hamilton Village, near Alhanw in 5Sth
year. Gazette of July 17, 1802

Maj. (jcn. Robert, at Clavarack, K. Y , .Sept. 11, 1.S02

Eliza Bayard, daughter of Cdl. John I., at

Albany, after a short illness. (Jazette of Sept. 3, 1808

Jeremiah, formerly Lieut. Go\-ernor of New
York; served in the Revolution, at Albany,
aged 69 years, 6 months, 2^ da)'s, Feb. ig, 18 10

(ien. K., at Albany, in 73(1 year; served in
the Revolution and recei\'ed a severe
musket wound, the effect of which he never
recovered from entirely, and the ball was
not e.vtracted until after his death, a period
of 40 years; Sept. 9, 1816

Hon. I'hilip S., at Albany, N. Y, in 59th
year, many years mayor of the city. Ga-
zette of ( )ct. 2, 1S24
VAN SWKARLNGEN Thomas, Esq., member
cif Congress from Virginia, at Washington,
U. C, very suddenly. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1822
VAN XOORHI'S Daniel, of New Ynrk, at Port-
au-Prince, of the shi]) -Sanipsnn. Gazette
of July 20, 1805
John R.. chief officer of shi]i .Samjisim, at

Pnrt-au-1'rince. Gazette of July 20, 1805

VAN W'YCK Theodorus, merchant at New
York, of house of .Sebring and \'an \\')'ck,
at Paris, !•" ranee, Nov. — . 1802

VARIAN Malaki P., corporal in the 2d inf.uitry,
killed in a duel with another corporal,
named Hunney, at the Madison l?arracks,
near Sackett's Harbor, (jazette of June 2j, 181S

VARICK James, aged about 20 years, fell over-
board at sea antl de\'iiured by a shark. Ga-
zette of .Se[)t. 17, 1823
VARS Capt. Christopher, at Westerly, foimerl)-

(jt Middletown, in 29lh year, July 3, 181 1

X'ARNUM Maj. General James Mitchell, late of

l'",ast Greenwich, at Marietta, ()hii), Jan. 10, 1789

James M., son of Hon. Joseph P., aged 36
years, at Washington, IJ. C, clerk m gen-
eral postoffiee, Scfjt. II, 1821
Hon. Jose[)h H., at Drocut, aged 72 ye;irs,
had been both in the State and National

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ' 369

VARNUM :

Legislatures; held a military commission

through the Revolutionary War; at his

death was major general of militia, Sept. ii, 1821

VASA Gustavus, the celebrated African, at

London, Gazette of Aug. 12, 1797

VASSALL John, FLsq., formerly of Cambridge,

Mass., at Bath, Eng. Gazette of Nov. 25, 1797

VASSAR John G., brewer, at Poughkeepsie, N.

Y. His brewery had been destroyed by

fire Saturday; Monday in entering one of

the ale butts he was suffocated by the

gases and died ne.xt day. May 21, 181 1
VAUGHAN Lieut. , of the Royal Artil-
lery, killed at Monmouth, N. J., in battle of June 28, 1778
, a Tory, killed in an attack on the

Shore Guards, at Narragansett. Gazette

of June 27, 1778

John, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1793

(unfounded) Oct. 26, 1793

Caleb, Jr., at Coventry, suddenly. Gazette

of ' Sept. 9. 1797

Christf)pher, at East Greenwich, in 23d year.

Gazette of March 10, 1798

Daniel, at Newport, in 57th year. Gazette

of March 8, 1800

Rev. Joshua, pastor of the Baptist Church, at

Brandy wine, Penn., Aug. 30, 1808

Christopher, at East Greenwich, aged 76

years, Jan. 31, 181 1

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Daniel, and daughter of

Capt. Henry Tew, of Portsmouth, R. I., at

Charleston, S. C, Sept. 16, 1812

Sarah, wife of Samuel, of Society of Friends,

in this town, in 63d year, May 3, 1814

Alexander, eldest son of Samuel, in this town,

in 43d year. May 14, 1815

Benjamin, of Society of P'riends, in this town,

in 33d year, Jan. 5, 18 19

Samuel, in 79th year, Sept. 13, 1820

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at North Kings-
town, in 82d year, Oct. 9, 1820
Boone, in this town, in 5gth year, Jan. 14, 1821
Miss Joanna, aged 16 years, at Pomfret, Ct.;

was attempting to cut up a hog that had

been killed that day, made a misstep and

tell upon the knife she had in her hand;

she pulled it out of the wound, attempted

to walk towards the house, fell and expired.

Gazette of Dec. 14, 1822

;;7()

Vrr.M. KKCOKl) (IK IMKilil'; ISLAND

\'AL(iHAN John, at North Kingstown, in 84th

year,
Johti n., I'.sq., i.)lanter, killed by being thrown

from hi.s hor.se in South Carolina. Gazette of
Mrs. Nancy, wife of Stejihen, and daughter

of the late Isaac W'aldron, of Bristol, at

this town, aged 44 years,
Miss Nancy, at Newjiort, ageil ij years,

daughter of John. Gazette of
\'EAZEV Rev. Henry, at ]5ow, N. H., aged 39

years, pastor of 15aptist Church in that

town. Gazette of
John, at Portsmouth, N. H., drowned by up-
setting of a boat. Gazette f)f
\'EAZII{ Benjamin, a native of Boston, in 72d

year, in this town, where he had resided for

the last 30 years.
Benjamin, in this town, sudilenly, in 45lh

)ear,
John, in this town, m 3gth year, suddenly,

from diinking freely of cold water,
VI-HL William, a suicide, at Danbury, Ct., aged

20 years,
VENERABLE A. B., president of the bank,

I)erishcd in the burning of the theatre, at

Richmond, Va.,
VER CHILD Hon. James, Esq., late I'resident

of Island of St. Christophers,
X'ERXON Jane, wife of Thomas, lisq., in 43d

year, at Newport,
Thomas, at Newport, in 66th year. Ga-
zette of
Mrs., widow of Thomas, l*-sq,, at Newjiort.

(lazette of
William, merchant, at Newiiort, in S/th year,
Samuel, Sr., Icsq., at Newport, aged 64 years,
Miss Mary, daughter of Samuel, at New[iort,

in 20th year,
Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel, at New-
port, in 2 1 St year, (kizctte of
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Dea. William W., at

New])ort, aged 38 years. Gazette of
Daniel, son of Daniel, at Newport. Ga-
zette of
VERI'LANCK Gulian, Esq., I'resident of the

bank of New York,
William B.. ICsq., at Fiskkill, New York,

aged 34 years. Gazette of
\'IALL John and Lydia I?rown, daughter of

David, ui Johnston. Gazette of

Feb. II,

1823

Nov. 26,

1823

Dec. 15,

1824

April 27,

1825

April 16,

1825

June 29,

1825

June 28,

1814

Sept. 20.

1819

Aug. 1,

1821

June 8,

1816

Dec. 26,

1811

Sept. 12,

1769

April 27,

1765

May 8,

1784

Aug. 25,

Dec. 22,

Dec. I,

1787
1S06
1809

July 16,

1811

Feb. 17,

1816

Sept. 1 1,

1819

Oct. 15,

1823

Nov. 19,

'799

Jan. 12,

1S05

Jan. 24,

1781

PliOV I [)K^X'E CtAZKTTE— DEATHS

B71

VIALL Joseph, in 78th year, at Barrington,

Rebecca, daughter of John. Gazette of

John, of this town, at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of

John, in this town, in 82d year,

Mrs. , widow of John, in this town, at

an advanced age. Gazette of

Samuel, at Newport, aged 10 1 years. Ga-
zette of

Miss Mary Ann, at Johnston, in 21st year,

Allen, at Barrington, at an advanced age,
drowned,

Betsey, eldest daughter of Dea. Sylvester, at
Barrington, aged 21 years,

Dea. Sylvester, at Barrington, of the fever,

Mrs. Abigail, wife of Dea. Sylvester, at Bar-
rington, of the fever,

Dea. Sylvester and his wife, at Barrington,
of the fever. Gazette of

Ruth, daughter of the late Dea. Sylvester, in
her iSth year, at Barrington,

Samuel, son of the late Dea. Sylvester, at
Barrington, aged 21 years, the fifth death
within 2 years in this family. Gazette of

Benjamin, at Seekonk, in 89th year,

Mrs. Bebee, wife of Samuel, at Seekonk, in
36th year,

Stephen, son of the late Dea. Sylvester, of
Barrington, in 22d year, at Chester, Orange
Co., N. Y.,

Mrs. Ruth, widow of Samuel, at Seekonk, in
87th year, had professed religion 70 years,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Samuel, at Newport,
aged upwards of 100 years; had been a
member of Second Baptist Church in that
town for 50 years. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow, in this town,

Mrs. Abigail, daughter of the late Dea. Syl-
vester, at Barrington, m 20th year ; this
is the 5th death in this family all under 22
years of age,

Mrs. Susan B., wife of John, at Johnston, in
26th year; left three children,
VICTS Rev. R., at Digby, N. S., aged 74 years,
where he had been a missionary for 24
years ; was a native of Connecticut. Ga-
zette of
VICKERE Benjamin, Jr., aged 17 )'ears ;
Lois Thomas, aged 3 years ; Deborah,
aged 14 years ; all children of Benjamin

May 14, 1788

Dec. 8, 1787

July 28, 1792

Oct. 2, 1803

Oct. 8, 1803

May 18, 181 1

June 17, 181 1

Sept. 23, 18 1 5

Nov. 4, 1815

May 2, 1 8 16

May 5, 1 816

May II, 1816

July 23, 1817

Sept. 27, 1817
March 22, 18 19

April 13, 1 8 19

Feb. 13. 1820
Feb. 17, 1820

March 2, 1820
July 23, 1822

Jan. 1 1, 1823
March 12, 1825

Sept. 28, iSir

372 VITAL liErORI) OK RHODE ISLAND

\'ick]-:ri::

and Jerusha ; Mrs. Jerusha, wife of ]5enia-

miii, at Merrimack, of spotted fever, all of

his family. Gazette of May 14, 1814

\"ICKl'',kI]': Mrs. Mary, widow of Joseph, at

Newport, aged "jj years. Gazette of July 13, 1S16

Sally, daughter of John, of Rehoboth, at

Coventry, Nov. 25, 1821

\'ICKERY Mrs. Hannah, wife of John, in this

town, aged 43 years, Oct. 24, 1808
, child of James, fell into the cistern

and was drowned, Aug. 19, 1818

Ca])t. Da\id, at Taunton, aged 72 years. Ga-
zette of July 10, 1824
Mrs. Ann, widow of Hugh, at Newport, aged

45 ycar.s, Dec. 22, 1824

VICTOR Emanuel, King of .Sardinia and Duke

(I'Aoste, at an advanceil age; he had bwt

just been restored to his dominions ; in

Savoy. Gazette of Aug. 5, 1815

VICTOIRK Madame, daughter of Louis Xl\',

at Trieste, of the dropsy, June 13, 1799

VILIDE the Sultana, mother of the present

Grand .Seignior, at Constantinople, aged

51 years, Sept. 8, 1817

VH.LETTIvS Gen. William Anne. Lieut. Gov.

and Commander-in-Chief of the Isla d of

Jamaica, July 13, 1808

VILI.IERS Hon. William, Earl of Jersey. Vis-
count Villiers of Dartfortl and Baron of

Hoo, member of the I'rivy Council, Aug. 29, 1769

Thomas Clarenden, at Athens, N. Y., in 29th

year, manager of a theatre at Charleston,

S C. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1S03

VLNCI'NT William, found dead in Peeks Slip,

N. Y. Gazette of July 23, 1785

Alpheas, at the State prison. New York, the

j\lodern Herostratus. He set fire to the

city of Albany and having been in this

town during the dreadful conflagration of

1801 was strongly suspected of ha\'ing

causeil it. (jazette of May 29, 1S02

Labaii, at I'"earing. ()., in 70th year, formerly

of this town, ' July 22, 1820

Caleb, at Johnston, aged 96 years, Dec. 4, 1822

.Samuel, at ]5oston. Gazette of July 16, 1S25

VINING Mr.s. Anna Maria, wife of John, ICsc].,

and daughter of the late William Seaton,

Esq.. of New ^'ork, at Dt)ver, Del., in 27th

year, (iazette of Aug. 23, 1800

PKOVTDEXCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 373

VINNICEME John, at Warren, in 51st year,

leaves wife and 7 children, Jan. 29, 1825

VINRO Norbert, at Charleston, S. C, in 38th

year, a native of Newport. Gazette of May 18, 1805

VINSON James, late of Newport, merchant, at
sea on passage from Charleston for Boston,
aged 31 years. Gazette of Aug. 23, 1800

Ann Downing, eldest daughter of David, in

this town, m 15th year. May 19, 1825

VINTON Mrs. Eliza, wife of Lemuel, in 32d

year, June 7, 1807

Ruth Paget Olney, infant daughter of Davitl,
aged 4 months, May 20, 1812

Mrs. Nancy, wife of Oliver, in this town, in

28th year, July 12, 1819

Charles D., son of Oliver, in this town, aged

13 years, Aug. 3, 1825

VON KATZEBUE the German dramatic writer,

in Germany. Gazette of Aug. 2"/, 1808

VON MACK , brother of the unfortunate

General Von Mack; was court jeweller of
the Austrian court; he left a fortune of
3,000,000 florins. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1808

VON MULLPIR Johannes, the Swiss Historian,

at Cassel, Westphalia, May 29, 1809

VOSE Solomon, at Augusta, Me, aged 41 years,
very suddenly, son of Col. Joseph, of Mil-
ton, Mass.; was formerly a member of the
Legislature and a well-known politician, July 11, 1809

Ebenezer, Jr., of Newport, lost at sea. Ga-
zette of June ig, 1773

Mrs. Phebe, at Newport, aged 52 years. Ga-
zette of April 20, 1805

Henry, at Boston, aged 56 years, March 26, 1808

F" ranees, daughter of the late Admiral Vose,
of the British navy, at New York. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, 1810

Capt. Thomas, an officer of the Revolution,
at Thompson, Me., aged 58 years. Gazette
of Jan. 19, 181 1

Reuben, at Westford, aged 58 years, from
appearances the jury's verdict was a wil-
ful murder. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1822

Edward, at Newport, aged G9 years, sud-
denly, Oct. 17, 1822
VOUX Robert, fish merchant, at Boston, Aug. 20, 1767

374 VITAL HK(()l;l> OF niloDE ISLAND

W

WADDHLT. Rev. James, of Albemarle Co., \'a.

Gazette of \ov. 9, 1803

WADULE James, at Columbia, renn.; was in-

stantl}' crushed to death by a stick of tim-
ber rolling over him. (iazette of Jul)^ 6, 1H22
Henry, killed in a duel with Dr. Mitchell,

near St. Louis. Cazette of Aug. 27, 1823

WADl'". Ca]it. , of Lt. Col. IHetcher's reg-
iment, killed in action at Annes. (iazette

of July 21, 1 78 1

Ebenezer, on boartl ship Columbus, at tiie

Havana, in 26th year, son of Capt Ichabod,

of Rehoboth. (jazette of Jan. 2, 1S02

Abner, at l^iizabethtown, N. J.,diauk a (|U.ut

of rum nil the evening of April 13 (died

the ne.xt morning). April 14, 1803

Col. l'"rancis, at Philadelphia, in 78th year, Jan. 4. 1810

Capt. Ichabod, at Rehofioth, in 70th year, Jan. 5, 1810

Jane. ])ei'ished in the burning of the theatre,

at Richmond, \'a.; Dec. 26, 1811

Comfoi t, son of Cai)t. Ichabod, deceased, of

Seekonk. at sea on passage from New Or-
leans to New \'ork, in 28th year, '^ug. 24, 1815
Miss , aged 12 years, drowned in New

York Harbor, (iazette of .Sept, 9, 1815

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Ichabod. at .See-

I onk, aged 71 years, Nov. 10, 181 5

William, merchant, formerl)- of this town, at

St. Croi.x, W. I., in 27th year, Aug. 14, 1817

Mrs. Ivsther, wife of I)ndle\\ at Johnston, in

33d year, ' < 'ct. 23, 1820

Roswell, at New London, drowneil m the

liarbor. Cazette of Dec. 11,1820

Mrs. .Sarah, wile of ( haiie^, and d.uighter ot

Jonath.in I'ray, ot b'oster, at (jlocesler, Sept. 11, 1822

WADSVVOR'l'H Hon. Jeremiah, at Hartford,

Ct., m 61st year. Col. Watlsworth ser\'ed

in the Revolution and represented his state

m (."ongiess, late a member nl the council.

Gazette of May 12, 1804

Gen. Elislia, at Caiilield, (l.aged 70 years,

a native of Hartford, Ct., and a soldier of

the Revolution, (ia/etleof beb. 14,1818

(jeorge, Esq., aged 45 years, ol the Treas-
ury Deijartmeut, Washington. D. C. Sept. 23, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 375

WADSWORTH Joseph, aged 23, member of

B. U., son of John, at Barre, Mass., March 18, 1824

Capt. Joseph, formerly of Duxbury, Mass.,
at Winslow, Me., aged 74 years. Was five
years in the Revohition. In 1770 he was
wounded in the lip by a musket ball, which
wound never healed; three years since it
grew more troublesome, formed a rose
cancer and ended his days, June 4, 1824

WAGNER Capt. ^. killed by pirates. Ga-
zette of Feb. 14, 1824
WAGNON Mrs. , wife of Daniel, mur-
dered by her husband, in Georgia, May 13, 1821
WAINWRIG'HT William, mariner on board of
brig Polly, Capt. Crawford, near Graves-
end, London. He belonged ne.ir New
Haven, Ct., Oct. 14, 1775

Francis, merchant, at New York, of the fever.

Gazette of -Sept. 21, 1805

WAITE Ann, widow of Lemuel, of FIxeter, at

Cumberland. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1794

, daughter of Marvin, at Norwich, Ct.,

aged 16 years. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1798

Rev. Benjamin, M. D., at South Kingstown,
in 85th year; was born in North Kings-
town, but removed to South Kmgstown in
early life, where he afterwards lived; was
45 years pastor of a Baptist Church near
his place of residence, Nov. 21, 181 1

Horace, son of Gad, of Ashfield, Mass., aged
about 18 years, in this town, drowned by
upsetting of a boat m the harbor, Aug. 6, 1814

Benjamin, son of Col. Beriah, at North
Kingstown, in 24th year; was sitting in his
chair with a book in his hand in apparently
good health. He faintly said, " How my
head turns round," dropped on the f^oor
and died. Gazette of Feb. 4, 181 5

Mr. , a chocolate maker, of Boston, his

two sons scalded to death by the explosion

of a steamboat boiler, at New York, Dec. 16, 1816

Mrs. Dorcas, at South Kingstown, aged 90
years, widow of Rev. Benjamin, M. D. Ga-
zette of Oct. II, 1817

Col. John, at South Kingstown, aged 76
years, a soldier of the Revolution and for-
merly a Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of Washington Co., Oct. 19, 1817

Alvira, daughter of Timothy, aged 3 years,
at Northampton; her clothes took fire, lived
ten hours. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1817

37(i \I1'AL I!K(()l!|i OK IMloDl'. ISLAND

W'AITI-', ("dl, Hcnah, at \i>rth Kin^stuwn, aged
62 years, an cifficer in the Re\oluti(in; had
been member (if General Assemljly in both
branches, and sheriff of the count)', April 21, 1820

Abbie S., daughter of Col. John, at Paw-
tucket, in 5th year, Aug. 28, 1824

Mary, wife of Col. Joseph, and daughter of
the late Capt. Charles Cahoone, of New-
]iort, at VVickford, aged 35 years, May 12, 1825

WALCOTT Mr. , killed 111 a duel with

Mr. Pease, at Barbadoes, Aug. i, 1767

Hon. Krastus, at liast Windsur. Gazette of Sejit. 21, 1793

01i\'er, governor of Connecticut, at Litch-
field, aged 71 years. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1797

Foster, son of Ca]it. John, at Cutnbeiiand,

in i6th year, Nov. 3, 1803

John, Esq., at Cumberland, aged about 54
)ears, formerly member of the (icuera!
Assembl}-, June 1, i8og

Harriet, daughter of Geoige, in lyth \'ear. in

this town, Sept. 22, 1809

Mrs. Ri.ith, wife ...if Muses, at .Xttleboro, in

62d year, Oct. 19, 181 2

Moses, at Attleboro, of the te\-ei-, in 64th
year, March 9, 1816

Lewis, son of the late Capt. John, at Cum-
berland, aged about IJ years, Nov. 14, 1818

]'"rances, daughter of the late Lewis, at Cum-
berland, aged 16 months, Xow 20, 1S18

Dr. , in England, well known as Peter

Pindor, Jan. 9, 1819

Mrs. Maiy, widow of 15enjamin. at Cumber-
land, in 91st )'ear ; she has had 1 1 children,
71 grand and 62 great-grandchildren, March 9, 1820

Dr. Michael, at Cumberland, 111 59th j'ear ;
had i.iracticed in this town upwards of 35
)'ears, Jan. 24. 1821

Mrs. Lydia, wife of John !•'., at Cumberland, I-'eh. 14, 1821

Cemantlia. daughter of the late Ebenezer,
at X'aliey Palls, CumbeiLuul, aged 32
years. Jan. 21, 1823

Capt. Henjamin S.. at Pawtiickel, in 69th

year, Ma\- 15, 1824

Jabez, son i>f the late Capt. John, at Cumber-
land, aged about IJ years, leaves wite and
one chikl, (ALasonic honors), July 10, 1825

W'ALDl'X'K Prince of, dieil .it I.u.xenburgh.

Gazette of Now 17, 1792

WALDi:(iRA\']'; Pbm. James, (Viscmmt Chew-
ton), one ot the I'rivy Council, April 11, 1763

Earl of, in Pjigland. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1789

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 377

WALDEN Nathaniel, of Danvers, Mass. ; while
driving a loaded team through Lynn, he fell,
the wheels passing over him causing his
death two days afterwards, Oct. 3, 1771

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. George, at New-
port, in 54th year, Jan. 2i, 1813
WALDO Dr. Albigence, at Pomfret, in his 44th

year, Jan. 29, 1794

Samuel, at Pomfret, Ct. Gazette of March 10, 1810

WALDRIDGE John, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Joseph, at New Haven, Vt. His three chil-
dren, Etna aged 15, Sally 13 and Amos 7
years, perished in the burning of his house
during his absence. Gazette of Feb. 17, i8io

WALDRON Daniel, at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1807

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Nathaniel, at Bristol,
aged 78 years. * Gazette of July 6, i8u

Mrs. Rebecca, at Newport, in 89th year, July 22, 181 1

Marshall, son of Nathaniel, at Bristol, aged

4 years. Gazette of Ajaril 7, 1824

WALES Prince of, his birth announced. Ga-
zette of Feb. 19, 1763

Nathaniel, Esq., at Windham. Gazette of Oct. 18, 1783

Mary, widow of Nathaniel, aged 67 years, at

Windham. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1795

A herton, at Portsmouth, in 48th year, sud-
denly. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1820

Capt. Jacob, at Winchendon, aged 74 years ;
was a .soldier of the Revolution and com-
manded a company in several engagements
of that war. Gazette of Feb. 28, 1821

WALGROVE Mrs. Sarah, at Newark, N. J.,
her sister, Mrs. Whitehead, died at her
house a few days before. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1799

WALKER Hon. Robert, suddenly, in his 69th
year ; one of the Judges of the Superior
Court of Connecticut, J^'ly I3. ^77^

Enos, at Rehoboth, killed m the wheel of his

sawmill, May 3, 1782

Thomas, drowned in the river, April 14, 1785

Joseph, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Mr. •, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Robert, surveyor of the port, at City Point.

Gazette of Oct. 20, 1798

Peter, Jr., at Taunton, in 23d year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 23, 1800

Miss Sarah, in 25th year, at Little Compton.

Gazette of Aug. 15, 1801

June
Nov

■7.
6,

1804
1804

Sept.
Dec.

20,

1 6,

1807
1807

June

1 8,

1808

A 1)1-11

1 8,

1809

Aug

4.

1809

Aug.

25.

iSio

Nnv.

24.

iSio

1-eb

• 3.

181 1

|-eb

7.

1813

Aug.

22,

1813

;;7,S \ 1T.\L KKCOKD oK KIKiKK I.SLANL)

WALKI'.R Amey, daugliler of Calvin, in 13th
)car, in this town,

William, in this town, in 20th year,

I'"aiiny, daughter of David, in this town, in
13th )'ear,

Timothy, Jr., at Rehoboth, in 32(1 year,

Amey, wife of I'hiliii, of Scituate, in 59th
year,

Ca[)t. John, at Rehoboth, in 90th year, a
Patriot of the Revolution;

Lydia, wife of Partlon ami daughter of Chris-
topher Smith, at Scituate, in 26th year.

Gen. Joseph, of Stiatford. Ct., at Balkton
Siirings. N. Y. (lazette of

Robert. Esq., at Stratford, Ct.. sudilenly.
(jazette of

Mary, daugliler of Pardon, at Scituate, aged
3 years, 2 months,

Mrs. Phebc, wife of Pardon, at Scituate. xer}'
suddenly, in 26th year,

Mrs. Priscilla, wife of Ephraim. in this town,
aged 73 years.

Major John, at Wilmington, N. C, aged 72
years ; native of Northumbeilanclon Tweed,
pJig., but 50 years a resident here ; served
in the Revolution, Sept. 7,

Nathaniel, in 86th \ear. at North Providence, March 24,

Capt. Timothy, of Seekoiik, aged about 60

years, at Sterling, Ct., Ajtril 2,

Gen. John, at Burlington, \'t., aged 52 years, June 8,

Elvira, aged 13 years, daughter of John,

drowned in Crotoii River, July 9,

Miss Margaret, at New York, aged 5 years ;
had been bitten slightly by a small dog six
weeks before. Gazette of July 30,

Ann, daughter of Nathaniel, in liiis town,

aged 10 years, Oct. 26,

E|)hraim, aged 79 years, March 29,

Edw.ird, boatswain of the frigate Congress ;
shot by the sentry at the Navy \'ard,
Charlestown, Mass., for refusing to answer
his hail, I-"eb. 1 1,

Martha, wife of I-'zra, at Attleboro, in 30tli
year, Sept. 21,

Col. lienjamin, at Utica, N. Y., aged 65
years ; he served in the war of the Revo-
lution as Aide to Baron Steuben and Gen.
Washington ; he held at one time the office
of collector at New York, and also mem-
ber of Congress. (lazette of Jan. 31, 1818

813
814

814
814

814

814

814
815

816
816

PKOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 379

WALKER Sarah, daughter of Nathaniel, in 21st

year, in this town, June 14, 1818

Joseph, at Chester, Penn., aged 88 years, of

Society of Friends. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1818

Rev. Jason, Jr., at Smithiield, an itinerant

Methodist minister, in 27th year, April 10, 1819

Mrs Sarah, wife of Capt. Richard, at See-
konk. in 53d year, Nov. 5, 1819

Fhebe, wife of Calvin, June 4, 1820

Rev. Elnathan, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Homer, N. Y. He was horn at
Taunton, Mass., graduated at H. U., or-
dained Oct. 25, 1819. Gazette of July 13, 1820

Reuben, aged 25 years, at Augusta, Ga , sup-
posed to have been poisoned. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1820

Miss Julia, at Pawtucket, in 17th year, Sept. 30, 1821

JVlrs. Rebecca T., widow of Stephen, of See-
konk, and daughter of Reuben Pearce, of
this town, aged 35 years, at said Seekonk, Oct. 9, 1821

J. O., perished in the shijiwreck of schooner

Delaware. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1821

Peieg, Plsq., at Foster, suddenly, May 19, 1822

Rev John, jiastor of Baptist Church, Beau-
fort, S. C. at Charleston, S. C, aged 32
years, a few days after the death of his
wife and one of his children, June 17, 1822

Jacob, at I""oster, aged about 70 years, Sept. 11, 1822

Mrs. Abigail, at Pawtucket, in 92d year. She
united with First Baptist Church, then un-
der the charge of Rev. Dr. Manning, and
continued there till his death; was at death
member of church at Pawtucket, Sept. 24, 1822

Philip, at Scituate, in 79th year, April 5, 1823

Hon. John William, in Alabama, aged 40
years, late a U. S. Senator from that state.
Gazette of April 21, 1823

William, murdered near Norfolk, Va., May 5, 1823

(Jol. Benjamin, an officer in the Revolution,
at Berne, Vt., in 72d year. Gazette of June 4, 1823

Nathaniel, of this town, at Montecello, Ga.,

in 50th year, Oct. 16, 1823

Nathan, at Wellington, aged 24 years, Nov. 6, 1823

Miss Sarah, at Newport, aged 86 years. May 19, 1824

Sally, wife of Gilbert, of Bristol, at Somer-
set, aged 40 years, Aug. 3, 1824

Peter, at Taunton, aged "J years. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1824

Willis, at Douglass, Mass. Gazette of F"eb. 26, 1825

Gilbert, in this town, aged 63 years. May 30, 1825

George Appleton, son of Appleton, in this

town, aged 4 months, June 20, 1825

3S0 \ ITAL l{l•:<(>l^■l> OK HHODE Ii^LAXD

\VALKI':R Joseph, at Madison, \'a., killed by
lightning, had been married about 4
months, his wife beside him received no
injury. Gazette of July 6, 1825

WALL Capt. John, of Wickford, at Philadelphia, Oct. 9. 1799

Mrs. Hope, wife of Col. William, formerly of

this town, at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1799

Capt. Thomas, at Wickford. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1802

Samuel, merchant, at Savannah, formerly of

this town. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1803

Col. William, formerly of this town, at Gene-
see, \. y. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1803

Kichard, ICsq., kite collector, at Savannah,

(k'o. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1810

WAI.L.ACh: Sally, daughter of Capt. James.

Gazette of March 7, 1795

Sal!)', daughter of Cajit. James, in 19th )'ear.
(This death was prematurely mentioned
some weeks since being cojiied from
another ])a]x'r). at New]iort. Gazette of ;\Lay 9, 1795

Mary, daughter of CajJt. James, at Newport.

in 14th year. Gazette of l"eb. 28, 1801

William, I{st[., 15ritish Vice Consul, at Sa-
vannah, (jeo. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1804

Rev. William, pastor of Presbyterian Church,
at Pans, Ky. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1818

.Sophia Ann, near Sharpsburg. N. J., aged
18 years; her clothes caught fire. Ga-
zette of Oct. 23, 1 8 19

James, at Newport, in 73d year ; a Revolu-
tionary pensioner, (jazette of May 11, 1820

John G., at New])ort, aged 47 years, Sept. iS, 1823

, shot by a desperado whom he was aiil-

ing to arrest, at Fredonia, N. \\ Gazette

ot April 14, 1824

James, liritish Consul, at .Savannah. Ga-
zette of P~eb. 16, 1825
WALLI'.N Mr.s. Mary S., wife of John, in 29th

year, l<"eb. i, 1819

Capt. Jonathan, native of Newport, but long
a lesident of this town, in C9th year, a
soldier of the Revolution, June 21, 1819

John, in this town, in 37th year, leaves wife

and four children, (_)ct. 15, 1822

Cornelius, at I'"oster, in SQth year ; leaves a
widow in 92d year, they have li\'cd to-
gether 64 years, Sept. 13, 1824

Adeline l'".liza, daughter of the late John,

aged I )ear, 9 months, Oct. 3, 1824

WALL1{^' Thomas, ICsq., at Boston, in 8ist

year. (Jazette of Sept. 13, 1806

PltOVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ygl

WALLIS Dennis, of Danvers, wounded at Lex-
ington, April 19, 1775

John, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1802

Benjamin, Msq., of Douglass, Mass., aged

70 years, suddenly, Jan. 11, 1821

WALN Edward, at Philadelphia, merchant.

Gazette of Aug. 31, 1799

Nicholas, at Philadelphia, formerly a lawyer,

recently a Friend minister. Gazette of Oct. 9, 1813

Robert, Jr., Esq., son of Robert, of Philadel-
phia, in this town, July 4, 1825
WALMESLY Thomas, an Indian seaman, killed
by lightnmg at sea. near Turks Islatid,
VV. I., June 2, 1771

Thomas, drowned near the head of the Cove

while bathmg, Sept. 4, 181 1

WALSH James, at Charleston, S. C, aged 20
years, native of Ireland, willfully shot by
James Oliver. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1808

Mrs. Mary, from blows received from David
Niles, an insane man recently from Hebron,
Ct., at Attleboro, May 13, 18 10

Corporal Lawrence, of Major Crane's Com-
pany of 1st Regiment U. S. Artillery,
aged 30 years, native of Thomastown,
Me., at P'ort Walcott, Newport. Gazette
of March 23, 1825

WALTER Mrs. Lydia, wife of Rev. Dr. Walter,

at Boston. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1798

Mrs. Rachel, in Delaware, aged 92 years; her
posterity is 169, of whom 132 sur\-ive.
Gazette of July 17, 1802

I , in England, aged 107 years. Gazette

of April 16, 1 808

Miss Harriet D.,at Pawtucket,aged 28 years, May 9, 1816

George A., native of this town, at Savannah,

Geo., aged 25 years, Nov. 7, 1817

John, rigger, in this town, aged 62 years, Jan. 15, 181 1

WALTON Hon. William, at New York, in 63d
year, one of His Majesty's Council for
Province of New York, July 11, 1768

Polly, daughter of William, baptized by Rev.
Mr. Tyler, at Trinity Church, Pomfret, Aug. 11, 1771

Mary, widow of Dr. Walton, at an advanced
age. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1787

Mrs. Susannah, widow of the late Dr. Wal-
ton, called Mary in our last issue by mis-
take. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1787

3,^2 VITAL i;k<(ii;ii ok imiodi". island

W'.M.'i'i L\ Hon. George, one of the Judges of
the .Supreme Conit ami signer of the De-
claration of I iule]ienilence, at his scat near
Augusta, Ga., in 54th year. (ja7.ctte of

William, Fsq., at New York. Gazette nf

Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas, formerly of this
towi^ at Scituate, suddenly, in 38th year,

Mrs. Mary, of Warwick. :it Johnston, ni ,S4th
year,

Mr. . in New Jersey, from the liite of

a ]iilot snake two months before, fia/ette
of

ThouMs, ,it Scituate, in 96th year,

liannah, wife of Thnnias, at .Scituate, 111 88th
year,
WANDS William W , printer, at rh.il.idelphi.i, in

41st year. Cia/ette "f
WAN'I'ON Mary, wife of lUm. Joseph, at New-
port, in 49th year,

Hon. (iideon, formerly (ii>\enior nf this Col-
ony, in 74th year, at New[)orl,

Feelo\'e, d,ui. of Joseph G,, in her 23d year,
at New|)oit,

.Abigail, wife of Hon. Joseph, and dau. of
Rev. James Honeynian, at Newport, in her
_ 37th year,

C'apit. Hrenton, at Newport Ga/ette of

Edward, merchant, at Newpoit. Ga/ette of

Ruth, daughter of C.'apt William, in 46th
year, at Newport, (jazelte of

Joseph, ICsq , kite Go\'eriior of the Colon}', in
75th year, at New]iort,

Ca|)t. Josc])!!, at an advanced .age, formerl}'
siieriff of Newport County, at Trovidence,

IClizaheth, wife of William, ICscp, late of New-
jiort, at New York. Gazette of

Mary, widow of the late I'",dw.ird, Fsq.. of
Newport, at Tiverton, in 85th year, (ia-
zette of

Capt. I'eter, late of New|i(.)rt, on co.isl of
Africa, Gazette ot

Gideon, Jr, in 2Lst year, at New|)ort. (ja-
zette of

Christopher T., eldest son of Gideon, of
New])ort, at l'hiladel]ihia, in 26th year,

Mrs .Sarah, widow of Philip, at Newpoit, in
72d )e,ir. (iazette ot

Capt. John, at New[)ort, in 74th year. Ga-
zette of

John G.. at Newjjort, aged 68 )'ears. Ga-
zette of

March 10,

Julys.

1804
1806

.•\pril 9,

815

Feb. 2,

817

Sept 20,
Feb. 3.

817
825

Vc.h. 25,

825

Oct. 13,

810

Feb. 25,

7<^^7

Seiit 1 2,

7^>7

July 21,

769

May 31,

Feb. 22,

Sept. 1 1,

77'
77i
77},

Nov. 27.

771

July 19,

780

Dec. 14,

781

Se])t. 21,

782

June 25,

7«5

Apiil 22,

7Sf)

Aug 4,

79-'

Dec. 2L

793

Jan. 30, I

796

Jan. 21, 1

797

July 8,

797

i'UovidejSce gazette— deaths 383

WANTON James, of Newport, at Havana. Ga-
zette of July 2, 1803
John (S. ].), drowned, at Newport. Gazette

of May 31, 1806

Gideon, formerly of Newport, at Richmond,

Va., in 85th year, April 8, 1809

Edward, jr., perished in the burning of the

theatre, at Richmond, V'a., Dec. 26, 181 1

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Peter of

Newport, and daughter of the late John

Gardiner, Esq., who was formerly Lieut.

Governor of the Colony, in this town, in

85th year, Oct. 10, 1820

Mrs. Mary, widow of John, of Newport, at

North Providence, in 93d year, March 12, 1821

Newport (colored), in this town, aged 45

years, Dec. 5, 1821

VVARBURTON Charles, late from England, a

professor and licentiate of the Baptist de-
nomination, at Boston. Gazette of Ji'ly 9. 1814
Charles, son of Charles, aged 2 years, 9

months, drowned near Mill Bridge, April 23, 1817

WARD Richard, Esq., formerly Governor of this

Colony, at Newport, in his 75th year, Aug. 21, 1763

Anna, wife of Hon. Samuel, at Westerly, in

her 43d year, Dec. 4, 1770

Hannah, daughter of Hon. Samuel, at

Westerly, in 24th year. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1774

Samuel, Esq., at Philadelphia, in 51st year,

of the small pox, March 26, 1776

Capt. Simon Ray, of Newport, at Port-au-
Prince, W. I. Gazette of Dec. 23. 1786
Henry, Esq, aged about 68 years, many

years Secretary of State of Rhode Island, Nov. 25, 1797

Henry, Esq., in 65th year, at Providence,

nearly 40 years Secretary of State of

Rhode Island,
Williani Greene, eldest son of Col. Samuel,

at New York, aged 19 years. Gazette of
Mrs. Esther, widow of Henry, Esq., late

Secretary of State, in this town, in 74th

year. Gazette of
Richard, at Portsmouth, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of
Ann, widow of John, at Portsmouth, in 72d

year. Gazette of
Mrs. , a midwife for about 70 years ;

had buried three husbands, and attended

more than 1,000 births, at Thetford, Eng.

Gazette of

Nov. 25,

1797

Sept. I,

1798

Nov. 2,

1799

March 21,

1 801

June 21,

1800

Feb. 26,

1803

;;S4 VITAL HKCOHD ()K KHUDK ISLAM)

WAR I) Richard, merchant, in this town, in 45tli

year, Oct. i6, 1808

Jdhn, ICscj., at 15nsttin. in 82tl year. Ji'l}' '9. >809

Col. Joseph, at I^o.stun, aged 75 year.*; ; a

.soldier of the Revolution, h"eb. 14, 1S12

Delaney, private, killed on board Frigate

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

John, drowned at Salem, Mass., Dec. 5, 1817

Philip, in Middletown, in 83d year, March 2\, 181S

Miss Martha, daughter of John, at Middle-
town, R. I., in i6th year, ]'eb. 6, 1S21
Miss Kliphael, at Newiiort, in 58th vear, F'eb. 28, 1821
Mrs. , widow of SanuicI, Esq., aged 72

years; was frightened by .1 heavy cla|) of

thunder, at Salem, fune 2, 1822

Mrs. Lucy, wife of I)a\i(l, a nati\-e nf Cum-
berland, R. I , at Walkill, Orange Co., X.

V. Gazette of Aiig. 2, 1823

John, Ksq.. formerlv ot this town, at Brook-

l)-n, N. Y , aged 61 ye.irs. (iazette of Sept. 24, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, at Middletown,

aged 54 years, .Sept. 2/, 1824

Mrs. Julia Rush, wife of Samuel, Jr., at New

\'ork. in 29th year, Nov. 9, 1824

John H., son of John, at Mieldletown, aged

24 years, ( )ct. 12, 1824

Miss Mary, .it Xewpoit, aged 69 years. Ga-
zette of ' ' " Dec. 8, 1824
Lieut. Heni'y, U. S, Na\y, at ]5oston, aged
M 34_years, ' ' July 9, 1825
\VARDI'",R L\(lia, widow of John, boiii in Lon-
don, I'Jig., in 1680, came to Ameiica with

her lather. John (ioodson, before 1690, M.irch 16, 1767

Susannah, widow of \'irgil, who was one of

the house servants r)f \\'illiam I'enn. This

aged black woman, a daughter of mie ijf

his cooks, was borri in the mansion house

at I'ennsbury ALinor, in ^L^rch — , I/OI,

the _\ear I'enn returned to luigland; at

I'hil.idelphi.i, m 109th \'ear, June 30, 1809

WARDWh'.LL I'hebe. widclw of John, at Hris

tol, in 74th )'ear. (jazette of Dec. 13, 1794

Stei)hen, at Bristol, in 77th year. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1799
James, at ]5ristol, in 55th year, Oct. 2, 1.S15

Mrs. Jemima, widow of Stephen, at Bristol,

in 83d year, Aug. 19, 181 5

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Col. .Samuel, at liristol,

in 61st year. Gazette of ^'^I'f;'- 30, 1817

.Stejihen IL, son of Josiah, Escj.. of Dighton.

Mass, in tins town, June 14, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 3^5

WARDWELL Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt.
Samuel, 2d, at Bristol, aged 53 years. Ga-
zette of Oct. 12, 1820

Josiah, Esq., at Dighton, aged 63 years, Nov. i, 1820

Allen, Jr., master of brig Collector, of Bris-
tol, at Trinidad, \V. I., of the fever. Ga-
zette of Aug. 25, 1821

Allen, son of the late Josiah, Esq., of Digh-
ton, Mass., in this town, in 20th year, Sept. 12, 1823

Mary Smith, daughter of Allen, at Bristol,
aged 17 years. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1824

Mary, wife of Stephen, in this town, aged 63

years, Sept. 7, 1825

WARE Mrs. Charity, widow of Nathaniel, in
8 1 St year. Her husband was formerly
controller of customs for Boston, and af-
terwards consul at Malaga, Spain. Ga-
zette of March 4,

Sally, daughter of the late Dr. George, Sr.,
at Dighton, in 62d year, April 30,

George, supercargo of the ship Hope, at Ha-
vana, in 23d year, April 11,

Mahala, infant daughter of Paul, at Warren, June 7,

Hon. Nicholas, U. S. Senator from Georgia,

at New York. Gazette of Sept. 11,

Miss Rhoda, at Attleboro, in 54th year, Jan. 28,

WARFIELD Dr. Charles Ale.xander, at Ann-

Arundell Co., Md. Gazette of March 6,

William, at Marblehead, drowned while at-
tempting to save a boy from like fate. Ga-
zette of

WARING Mr. . at I'hiladelpha. Gazette

of

John Eeigh, of the theatre at Charleston, S.
C, aged 29 years Gazette of

Mrs. Freelove Sophia, wife of Dr. Edmund
T., and daughter of the late Hon. I^'rancis
Malbone, at Newport,
WARRING Mary Eliza, only child of Hamil-
ton, m this town, aged 5 months,
WARNER Mrs. Sarah, wife of Nathan, sudden-
ly, last week. Gazette of

Rose, wife of Capt. Elisha. Gazette of

Elizabeth, wife of Capt. HoUiman, in 33d
year. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Nathan. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Capt. Samuel. Gazette

of

Col. .Seth, at Roxbury, m Woodbury Co., N.
Y., in 42d year.

Oct. 30,

1824

Oct. 5,

1793

March 30,

1816

March 23,

1823

July 24,

.825

June 10,
April 21,

1780
1781

Dec. I,
Jan. 12,

i78r
1782

Aug. 30,

Uiii

Dec. 26,

1784

786

819

820
824

824

825

8'3

3B6 VITAL KECOHI) OK UHODE ISLAND

WARNER Samuel, of this town, in 79th year.
He leaves a widow with whom he had
lived 57 years; had 1 1 children, 58 grand
and 26 great-grandchildren, a total of 95, Nov. 22, 1787

William, Esq., at Johnston. Gazette of April 5, 1788

Sally, daughter of Capt. John, aged 9 years.

Gazette of Oct. 17, 1795

Mrs. Alice, wife of John. (lazette of July 15, 1797

Capt. Samuel, in this town, in 67th year. Ga-
zette of Feb. 10, 1798

John, member Society of Friends, at Phila-

del[)hia, at an advanced age. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1798

Oliver R., of Newport, in this town, in 71st
year, Sept. 28, 1799

Rebecca, daughter of John, Jr. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1800

Mrs. , of this town, died of the fever.

Gazette of Sept 13, 1800

John, of this town, died of the fever. Ga-
zette of Sept. 27, 1800

Arnold, son of Hollinian, of this town, on ship
Columbia, at Havana, in i8th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 9, 1802

Amos Cordwainer, in this town, May 27, 1809

Holliman, in 64th year, Nov. 20, 1809

Capt. Amos, of this town, in 45th year, Nov. 22, 1809

Col. Daniel, formerly of Vermont, aged 79
years, served in the Revolution. Gazette
of May 19, 1810

John, at Cranston, in 21st year, July 4, 1811

John, at Hadwick, Mass.; in a sham battle
the ramrod was shot through his head, he
died the ne.xt day, Oct. 2, 181 1

Abraham, at Micldletown, Ct.. aged about 50

years, Oct. 9, 181 1

Capt. Nathaniel, at Glocester, Mass., aged 69
years; was among the last of those to re-
treat from Hunker Hill. Gazette of Feb. 29, 1812

Joseph, formerly of this town, at Savannah,

Ga., in 21st year, Aug. 27, 1813

Capt. William H., son of the late Capt.
Amos, of this town, at Indiantown, N. C,
in 24th year, Sept. 2T, 181 3

William, aged 21 years. Gazette of April 15, 1815

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Capt. Amos, aged 51
years, April 26, 181 5

John, only son of the late Thomas, Esq., at

Warwick, in 23d year, Ajiril 8, 18 16

Capt. John, at Warwick, in 73d year, June 22, 1820

Nathan, in this town, in 79th year, Feb. 28, 1821

James, in this town, aged about 33 years, was

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

WARNER :

drowned while catching oysters in the

river, April 23, 1821

Capt. William, at Warwick, aged 93 years, May 22, 1822

John, Esq., U. S. Consul at Havana, July 2, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Capt. Oliver R., of

Newport, at Portsmouth, in 84th year, Nov. 7, 1822

Capt. D., formerly of Worcester, Mass., at

Putnam, O. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1823

Elisha, at Amherst, Mass., aged 63 years.

Gazette of Dec. 24, 1823

Mrs. Huldah, widow of John, of this town,

and daughter of William Field, of P"ield's

Point, in 60th year, at Cranston, April 10, 1824

John H., son of the late Capt. Amos, of this

town, in 20th year, at Jackson, West Ten-
nessee, Aug. 16, 1824
Mrs. Content, at Newport, aged 75 years.

Gazette of March 23, 1825

John, Esq., commercial agent of the United

States at Havana, at Baltimore, aged 52

years. Gazette of May 25, 1825

WARRALL John, aged 42 years, artist of Bos-
ton and Providence theatres, at Boston, Sept. 14, 1825
WARREN Freelove, wife of John, Jr., in 33d

year. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1793

Samuel, merchant, of this town, Aug. 28, 1800

Mrs. , widow of Samuel, late of this

town, at Mendon, very suddenly, Dec. 21, 1800

Mrs. Mary, at Ro.xbury, aged 90 years. Ga-
zette of Jan. 22, 1803
Abijah, late of this town, merchant, at

Island of St. Thomas. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1806

Mrs. Anna, wife of William, manager of the

Philadelphia, and Baltimore theatres, at

Alexandria, Va., June 28, 1808

Capt. John, at Newport, in 85th year; had

been 54 years a member of the Marine

Society. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1808

Gen. James, at Plymouth, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Dec 3, 1808

Luther Anthony, son of Capt. Luther, aged

7 years, at Killingly, Ct., March 26, 1809

Capt. Joseph, at Newport, in 70th year, May 9, 1809

Sarah, daughter of Capt. Luther, at Killingly,

Ct., aged 3 years, April 5, 181 1

Edward, of Watertown, fell from his horse
and was drowned in fording a stream, at
Naugatuck, Ct., Dec. 10, 1814

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Major Russell, at Bristol,

aged 31 years, March 17, 18 17

338 VITAL HKCOKI) OK KHODK J.SLANJ)

W'ARRKX Sally, daughter of Noah, at Taun-
ton, aged 21 years. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1822

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Abijah, formerly of
this town, at Smithfield, in 64th year, May 4, 1823

Hon. l^benezer, at I'o.xboro, Mass. Gazette

of Jan. 14, 1824

John, in this town, a Revolutionary pen-
sioner, Feb. II, 1824

Lydia, youngest daughter of Russell, at I5ris-
tol, aged 2 years, April 9, 1824

Justus, in York State, thrown from his

carriage and instantly killed. Gazette of May 15, 1824

Miss Ann, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph,

at Newport, aged 54 years, Dec. 8, 1824

Mrs. Martha, widow of Capt. Joseph, of New-
port, at Dartmouth, in 76th year, Jan. 5, 1825

Samuel, a mulatto boy, drowned in the levee,

aged 10 years. Gazette of June 25, 1825

WARRINER Abner Morgan, son of William,
of Palmer, Mass., at Warwick, in 28th
year, Feb. i, 1816

WARSDMAN Levi, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

WASHBURN Dea. Oliver, at Raynham, aged

59 years. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1823

Miss Ann, of Raynham, Mass., aged 25

years, at Newport. Gazette of March 23, 1825

WASHINGTON Patrick, a seaman, said to have
come from Maine, found drowned in the
river. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1790

George Augustine, at Mt. Vernon, Va. Ga-
zette of March 23, 1793

Corbin, Esq., of P'airfax Co., Va , only sur-
viving son of Judge Washington and
nephew of General George, at Bushfield,
Va., Dec. 10, 1799

(jen. George, at Mt. Vernon, Va., Dec. 14, 1799

Gen. George, at Mt. Vernon, Va., aged 68
years, Dec. 14, 1799

(Gazette in mourning Jan. 4, 11, and 18,
1800.)

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Corbin, Esq., of
F'airfa.x Co., Va., in 37th year. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1801

Mrs. Martha, widow of General George, at

Mt. Vernon, Va., I\Lay 22, 1802

Col. Thomas, an officer of the Revolution,

at Washington. Gazette of I'"eb, 14, 1807

Gen. William, an officer in the I'lcvolution,

at .Sandy Hill, S. C, March 16, 1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS ygg

WASHINGTON Col. William Augustine, at

Georgetown, in 53d year. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1810

Charles A., of Virginia, at Cadiz, aged 20

years. Gazette of Sept. 28, 181 1

Gen. Thomas, at Rutherford Co., Tenn., aged

55 years, a soldier of the Revolution. Ga-
zette of July 18, 1818
Lawrence Augustine, Esq., in Virginia, a

nephew of the General. Gazette of March 10, 1824

WATERHOUSE Mrs. Hannah, widow of

Timothy, of Newport, at Cambridge, sud-
denly, in 90th year. Gazette of May 29, 1802
WAT]•IR^I.AN Robert, of Cambridge, carpenter,

at New York, suddenly, in Court, Dec. 5, 1766

Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Johnson, Oct. 17, 1770

Col. Resolved, at Smithfield, June 5, 1772

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Amaziah, at an advanced

age. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1776

Capt. John, in 49th year, pro[)rietor of the

Paper Mills here, Feb. 7, 1777

James, in 45th year, at Coventry, July 9, 1777

Lydia, wife of Daniel, of Johnston, and

daughter of the late Capt. John Waterman, July 23, 1779

Zuriel, at Cranston, in 56th year, from a

tumor on the neck, of which a long account

is given. May 11, 1785
, child of John, of this town, at Nor-
wich, from poisoned weed. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1785
Dr Zuriel, at Pawtu.xet. The manner of his

death was singular ; a cistern containing

about 9 inches of stagnant water, which

had been standing for years was to be

drained off ; the man went into the cistern

and fainted. The doctor and Mr. Zacha-

riah Rhodes seeing trouble went down

to his rescue and both fell to the bad

gases. When the three were finally got out

the doctor was so far gone that he died

after great agony ; the other two are in

way of recovery. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1786

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Joseph, at John-
ston, aged 88 years, 11 months, 18 days, June 13, 1787
Rebecca, widow of Zuriel, in 53d year, at

Cranston, Nov. 14, 1787

Capt. Asa, at Norwich, in 46th year, Feb. 26, 1789

Nathaniel, at Scituate, in 95th year, Feb. 3, 1790

Capt. William, at Smithfield, in 43d year, Oct. 24, 1791

Capt. William, at Smithfield. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

Amaziah, of this town, at Cumberland, in

8 1 St year, June 15, 1794

390 VITAL KKl'OUli OK liHODK INLAND

WATERMAN Laban, at Johnston, in 42(1 year.
Gazette of

Aniey, daughter of William, at Johnston, in
20th year. Gazette of

Richard, formerly of Cranston, at Greenfield,
N. \ , in 92d year,

John ()., in this town, in 40th year. Gazette
of

Mr. , merchant, at Hostt)n. Gazette

of

|ohn, Esq., at Johnston, aged 84 years. Ga-
zette of

lienjamin, at Johnston, in 8ist year,

Robeit Sterry, son of the late Capt. Asa, at
sea, from yellow fever, on passage home
fr<im Tortola. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Col. John, at Warwick,
in 72d year,
.^ Nathaniel, at Johnston, in 88th year; his wife
has recently died aged about 80 years ;

Jose])h, Esq , at Johnston, in 8ist year, funeral
tomorrow from house of Col. John. Ga-
zette of

Nanc)', daughter of John, of Cranston, at
Johnston, aged 19 years,

i\Iiss Sarah, daughter of the late John Olney
Waterman, at Scituate, in 21st )'ear, sud-
denly.

George, at Johnston, in 37th yeai'. Gazette
of '"

Mrs. Marcy, widow of John, Esc]., kite of
Co\'cntry, at Warwick, m which town she
had lu'cd 50 years, aged about 97 years, Eelx 28,

Mis. Sarah, wife of William, l*'.s(|.. ami daugh-
ter of the 1. lie Col. yXbraham Winsor, of
Smithtield, at Johnston, in 55th year, Oct. 19,

Andrew, Es(|., at Smithfield, in 86th \ear, March 6,

Ceil, John, at Warwick, in 82d year, June 11,

Col, John, at Johnston, aged near 84 years,

and buried with Masonic honois, Aug, 19,

Mrs. /\mey, wife of Stephen, merchant, in

this town. 111 23d year, Se]it. 23,

Ainasa, only surviving son nt C.ipt, I'.lisha,
at Cnmberland, after 3 tlays' illness, in 23d
year, April 14,

IJcnjamin B,, imly child of George, at John-

ston, aged 1 ycai" 8 nmnths. Ga/elte ot June 17,

Mrs. .Margaret, widow nf Andrew, ot .Smith-

held, in 80th year. Sejit. 28.

Henjamin, at Scituate, in 46111 year. G.izette

of ' March 2,

A]iril 25,

795

Sept. 3,

796

June 24,

797

Feb. 24,

798

Aug. 4,

798

Feb. 16,

Sept. 4,

799
799

Dec. 7,

799

Sept. 25,

801

April 6,

S04

Feb. 14.

807

Aug. I,

807

June 2,

808

March 4,

809

Si I

Si I
812
812

S12

812

815
S16

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 39 1

WATERMAN Mrs. Mary, wife of Caleb, at

Coventry, in 34th year, Aug. 8, 18 16

Mrs. Mary, widow of William, Esq., of Smith-

fielcl, April 3,

Nehemiah, in 35th year. Gazette of Aug. 14,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Col. Resolved, at Smith-
field, in 83d year, March 10,
Mis.s Abby, daughter of the late George, at

Johnston, in i6th year, Dec. 12,

Resolved, of Olneyville, at Matanzas, on board

ship Gen. Jackson. Gazette of May 26,

William, Esq., at Cranston, in 62d year, June 18,

Richard Brown, infant son of Nathan, Jr.,

Esq , aged 17 months, in this town, July 14,

Anna, daughter of Nathan, Jr., aged 4 years,

in this town, Oct. 26,

Henry, in this town, aged 31 years, • ^ Dec. 9,

Nancy, daughter of the late William, of

Smithtield, aged 39 years, in this town, Dec. 22,

Lydia, wife of Edward, at Johnston, aged

about 68 years, Jan. 25,

Thomas, at Coventry, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of April 13,
Capt. Christopher, at Cranston, aged 61 years, July 23,
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Job, Jr., at Johnston,

in 34th year. Gazette of Oct. 26,

Nathan, 3d, son of Rufus, of this town, at

New Orleans, of the fever, in 33d year, Oct. 31,

Elizabeth, wife of Stacy, and daughter of the

late Abraham Latham, at Johnston, in 32d

year,
Mrs. Patience, wife of George, in Olneyville,

in 28th year,
Laban, eldest son of Asahel, at Johnston, in

25th year,
Simon, at Johnston, in 34th year,
Mrs. Lucia, at Centreville, Warwick, aged 33

years,
Joseph, printer, son of Asahel, in 22d year,

at Johnston,
Job, Esq., at Johnston, in 83d year,
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Benjamin, at Johnston,

in 80th year. Gazette of
Zuriel, at Cranston, aged 73 years, soldier of

the Revolution. Gazette of
Lucy, wife of Benjamin, at Coventry, in 68th

year. Gazette of
WATERS , dau. of Anthony, killed by

lightning while ironing, at Staten Island,
Harvey, youngest son of Dea. Asa, of Sut-

Jan. 7,

1823

Jan. 25,

1823

Jan. 10,
Feb. 7,

1824
1824

June 19,

1824

Sept. 10,
July 10,

1824
1825

Aug. 17,

1825

Sept. 7,

1825

Oct. 5,

1825

Aug. 8,

1767

819
819

820

820

821

821

821

821
821

821

822

822
822

822

39-2

VITAL KKCOKD OF HHODK ISLAND

\vati:rs:

ton, member I'Veshman Class, K. I. Col-
lege, in iSth year,
Mrs. Betsey, at Hartford, aged 85 years. Ga-
zette of

WATFALL Mr., merchant, of New York, a na-
tive of Hamburg, at Porto Rico. Gazette
of

WATKINS \'enus, a free black woman, at New
Proviilence, W. I. She went to that island
from Jamaica at the beginning of the pres-
ent century and had a perfect recollection
of the arrival of Gov. Wood Rogers and
the expulsion of the pirates. From a va-
riety of circumstances she ajipears to have
reached the great age cf IJO years. Ga-
zette of
Dr. , at Natchez, of the fe\-er,

WATKINSON Richard, at New York. Gazette
of
Samuel, -at New York. Gazette ot

WATSON Kbenezer, i)rinter, at Hartf

at South Kingsunvn.

rd. Ga-
Gazette

zette ot

Jeff re)-, Fsq
of

James, Jr., at New York. Gazette of

Benjamin, at Nnith Kingstown, in 74th year.
Gazette nf

Matthew, Jr., at lianingtun, m 6olh year.
Gazette of

Samuel. Esq., at Canaan, Me., postmaster,
aged 46 years, (jazette of

Matthew, I",.s(:|., at Barringtnn, in lO/th year;
was bum in L'ounty n\ Colerain, I'lster,
Ireland, March — , i6g6, from whence his
])arents, with his four brothers .md two
sisteis, migrated, arriving in Hostoii in
1712; settled at Leicester, Mass., where he
lias now a brother, Dea. Oliver, aged 102
years, and a sister, Mrs Thomas, now liv-
ing at Rowley, aged 98 years. Mr. Wat-
son came to Warren in 1722. lie has had
a numerous famil)-; of his 13 children 9
survive him; has been a member nt the
Congregational Church between 70 and So
)eais, and h.is li\ed in ihi ee centui ies. Ga-
zette of

Matthew. Fsq., at Harrnigton, aged about 106
years. (Gazette of

Aug. 13, 1803
Jan. 1 1, 1823

Oct. 12, 1805

Oct. 21
Aug. 26

-Sept. 29
Sei)t. 29

Sept. 20

June 5
Sept. 26,

March 4,

April 4

July 3

797
823

798
798

77

784
795

797

801

802

Jan. 29, 1803
Jan. 22, 1803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 393

WATSON Matthew, in losth year, is now living
in Barrington in perfect health, except he is
blind ; was born in Coleraine, Province of
Ulster, Ireland, March — , 1696; came to
Boston with his father's family in 1712,
and settled at Leicester, Mass., where he
has now one brother, Dea. Oliver, now liv-
ing ; came to Barrington in 1722, where he
has since resided ; has been Justice of
Peace and Justice of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas for Bristol Co.; has been a mem-
ber of the Congregational Church here
nearly 80 years. He has now 10 children
living, all in a married state except young-
est and eldest daughters, who are widows.
He was born in the 17th, lived through the
1 8th, and will finish in the 19th centuries.
Gazette of March 7,1801

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, and daughter of
Hon. George Brown, at South Kingstown.
Gazette of March 3, 1804

Avis, widow of Matthew, Jr., at Barrington,

in 69th year. Gazette of July 14, 1804

Jeffrey, Esq., at South Kingstown, aged 75

years, June 8, 1805

Hon. James, at New York, in 56th year. Ga-
zette of May 24, 1 806

Mrs. F'"anny, widow of Elkanah, Esq., at
Plymouth, Mass., aged 50 years. Gazette
of Sept. 13, 1806

James, Esq., of Antiqua. Gazette of Nov. 8, 1806

Sir Brook, Bart., Alderman of London, a
celebrated character, in England. Gazette
of Nov. 21, 1807

Elisha, at South Kingstown, in 71st year.
Gazette of Dec. 22, 1810

Arnold, son of Stephen, at North Kingstown,

in 38th year, Feb. 5, 181 1

Stephen, at North Kingstown, in 85th year, Feb. 5, 181 1

John, at Barrington, aged 34 years, July 19, 181 1

Mrs. Mary T., wife of Rev. Samuel, at Bar-
rington, in 39th year, July 23, 1813

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, at Rehoboth, in

67th year, Nov. 26, 1814

Rev. Samuel, at Barrington, aged 43 years,

pastor of church i8 years, Jan. 14, 1816

Benjamin, aged 50 years, drowned in Castle-
ton pond, leaving a wife and 8 children.
Gazette of F"eb. i. 1817

Miss Abigail, at South Kingstown, in 52d
year, -Aug. 20, 1817

304 VlTAl. KKCOHl) OF UHOUK ISLAND

WATSON I\Ir.s. Frances, aged 30 year.s, wife of
Major Benjamin, at Newport.
John, at Boston. Gazette of
John, son of John J., Esc|., at .South Kings-

tovvi\ aged 20 years,
Mrs. Hetty, wife of John, at Warren, in 33d

year,
William Henry, lieutenant in U. S. Navy, at
Thompson's Island, of the fever; was a na-
tive of Virginia, and aged 30 years,
Mrs. Mary, wife of Kdward, at Newport,

aged 50 year.s.
Robert, son of Matthew, in this town, aged
19 months, (iazette of
WATTLES Thomas, mate of schooner Modesty,
of Norwich, Ct. Gazette of

Midshi]>man , of the U .S. Schooner

Spark, at St. Thomas,
WATT.S , executed at Edinburgh, after-
wards head was se\'ered from his body,
Ann, wife of Robert, merchant, at Savannah,

Ga. Gazette of
Mr. , at Newjiort, aged 63 years. Ga-
zette of
James, at Birmingham, b^ng., aged 84 years,
inventor of a steam engine. Gazette of

Mrs. , widow of John, formerly of

Brackley, Northamtonshire, in 97th year,
Mrs. Susannah, aged 80 years, at the New-

])ort Asylum. Gazette of
Mrs. Mcngaret, at Charlestown, N. II., found
dead in her bed. Gazette of
WAY Thomas, son of John, at Norwich, Ct. (Ga-
zette of
WAYLAND Levi, book.seller, at New York.

(iazette of
WEAR John, son of Col. James, aged 15 months,
at (ilocester, Mass.; had swallowed a large
i! umber of dry white beans. Gazette of
Hon. Mesheck, late I'resident of New Hamp-
shire, at Newburyport,
WI':ATI1I':RBI':E I-lbenezer, in this town, in

57th year,
WICATHblRliURN John, I'resident of Me-
chanics Bank, Baltimore. Gazette of
WEATHblRHIvM) Mrs. Huldah, wife of Na-
than, .It Cumberland, in 62d year,
\\']';A\'b;R Thomas, Jr., at Middletown, in 74th
year, (jazette of
Jacob, Ivsq., at Philadel]ihia. (la/ette of

Nov. 8,
Feb. 8,

1S18
1823

Ain-il I,

1823

J»iy >3.

1823

Sejit. 13,

1823

Oct. 28,

1823

Dec. I,

1824

Jan. 30,

1790

Nov. 10,

1822

Oct. 14.

1795

Aug. 13,

1796

Feb. 5,

1803

Oct. 30,

1819

May 27,

I 82 I

larch 23,

1825

July 6,

1825

Sept. 15,

1798

Oct. 24,

1795

June 9,

1810

Jan. 14,

1786

Sept. 3,

I8I3

M:iy 4,

I8II

July 31.

I8I7

Dec. 16.
Oct. 20,

1797
1798

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 395

WEAVER John W., of East Greenwich, at Ha-
vana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

John, at Jamestown, in 73d year, of Society

of F"rieiids, March 23, 181 2

Gideon, at Newport, in 67th year. Gazette

of Jan. 10, 1820

James, of Newport, drowned from on board

brig Havre Packet, at sea, Jan. 17, 1820

Miss Ruth, at Middletown, in 64th year. May 29, 1820

Gideon, at Newport, in 67th year, June 22, 1820

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of VVilliam, at Newport,

in 75th year. Gazette of Feb. 24, 1821

, son of Mr. Weaver, from an acci-
dental discharge of his gun, at Penn Town-
ship, Penn. Gazette of Nov. 28, 182 1

Mrs. Mary, wife of Joseph, in this town, in

34th year, Jan. 28, 1822

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife .^f Joseph, and daughter
of the late Christopher Holt, at Newport,
aged 28 years. Gazette of Aug. 3, 1822

Mrs. Susannah, in this town, in 99th year, June 5, 1823

Joseph, formerly of Rupert, Vt., at Newport,

aged 31 years, Oct. 9, 1824

WEBB Rev. Nathan, aged 67 years, and 42d in

Gospel Ministry, at U.xbridge, March 14, 1772

Mr. , captain's clerk on the Gibralter

Man-of-War. Gazette of March 28, 1772

Jotham, of Dan vers, killed at Le.xington, April 19, 1775

Polly, of Windham, Ct., at Boston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 22, 1792

George, Jr., at Richmond. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1792

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of William, Esq., of
Bath, at Boston, while on a visit, aged 39
years. Gazette of June 23, 1804

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Gen. Samuel, at

Clavarock, N. Y., in 37th year. ' Gazette of Nov. 2, 1805

Mrs. Martha, wife of Col. Thomas S., of this

town, in 28th year, June i6, 1807

General Samuel B., at Clavarock, N. Y., in
52d year ; was at Bunker Hill and served
through the war ; was Aide-de-Camp to
Gen. Putnam and private secretary to
Gen. Washington, Dec. 3, 1807

John, at Philadelphia, Friend Minister. Ga-
zette of July 9, 1808

Anna H., infant daughter of Adrian, aged i

year, 7 months, Aug. 10, 1816

Mary J., second daughter of Col. Thomas
Smith Webb, formerly of this town, at Bos-
ton, Nov. 21, 1817

396 VITAL KKCOUI) OK KHOUK ISLAND

\VE]:5B Col. Thomas Smith, formerly of this town ;

he died at Cleveland, Ohio, on his way to

Columbus, Ohio, where he was about to

establish himself; was taken in an ap-

o|)Iectic fit and died same day, (Masonie

honors), J"ly ^' 'Sig

Robert, a Revolutionary pensioner, at New-
port, aged 67 years. May 3, 1821
Mrs. Hannah, at Newijort, aged 94 years, Jan. 23, 1823
WEBBER Benjamin, at Ponifret, Nov. i, 1769
Rev. Samuel, president of Harv.ird College,

at Cambridge, Ji''y '7. '810

Mrs. Ann, widow of Cajjt. Thomas, at New-

]-)ort. aged 84 years. Gazette of Oct. i, 1823

WEBSTER Mrs. , wife of Pelatiah, at

I'hiladeliihia. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1793

Pelatiah, I'~sq.,at l'hiladel[ihia, aged 70 years.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1795

J , and his wile, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 29, 1798
Mrs. Rachel, wife of George, one of the

editors of the "Albany Gazette," at Albany.

N. Y., April 7, 1809

Noah, Esq., at flartford, Ct., aged 91 years.

Gazette of Nov. 20, 1813

Elias, at Harlem. N. Y. ; his clothes got en-
tangled m his mill and he was killed in-
stantly. Gazette of June 14, 1817
George, at Albany, bookseller, one of the

etlitors and proprietors of the " Albany

Gazette," and " Daniel Advertiser, " aged

61 years, Feb. 21, 1823

Capt. Nicholas, at I'nion Si)rings, N. Y.,

formerly of Newport, in 79th year. Ga-
zette of ■ ' F"eb. 26, 1823
A. F., Est]., June 8, 1823, at Grenada, in 43d

year. He was an uncommonly large man

and weighed 555 pounds; his coffin could

not be got into the room where he lay and

so 20 ]iersons took him out into the street

ami ])ut hmi in it. Gazette of July 30, 1823

A. v., Esq., at Grenada, aged 43 years. He

weighed at death 555 pounds ; the door of

the house was too small to admit his coffin

so his corpse was removed to the street

and 20 men were employed in carrying it

to the grave. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1824

WEP;D1':N Ruth, at Newport. Gazette of Dec. 12,1789

Samuel, in this town, in 74th year, had been

surveyor of the port since 1790, Nov. 15, 1813

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 397

WEEDEN Mrs. Abigail, wife of Samuel, in this

town, in 46th year, May 18, i8or

Daniel, at Jamestown, at an advanced age.

Gazette of Nov. 14, 1801

Mrs. Esther, wife of Capt. George, suddenly,

in 46th year ; she has left 5 children to

mourn her loss, Aug. 26, 1808

Lucy, daughter of John, at North Kingstown,

in 20th year, Nov. 5, 1810

James, m 52d year, Dec. 20, 1810

William B., in this town, in 17th year. Ga-
zette of Aug. 17, 181 1
Samuel, in this town, in 75th year, suddenly, Nov. 15, 1813
James, son of the late James, in this town,

in 15th, year Aug. 2, 181 5

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. James, at Paw-
tucket, aged 45 years ; has left 9 children, Jan. 2, 1816
Charles, in 47th year, Aug. 20, 1816
James, at Pawtucket, aged 50 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 18, 1819
Elizabeth, widow of Charles, in 45th year, March 14, 1820
Lydia, widow of Isaac, of New York, at

Cumberland, in 58th year, Eeb. 26, 1822

Mrs. Lydia, widow of Ephraim, at Newport,

aged Jj years. Gazette of July 10, 1822

Mrs. Sarah, widow of George, at Newport,

in 78th year, Jan. 23, 1824

George, in this town, in 6ist year, (Masonic

honors), June 18, 1824

Mary, daughter of the late Samuel, in this

town, March 29, 1825

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Tiddiman, daughter of

the late Capt. William Boss, at Newport,

aged 31 years. Gazette of April 27, 1825

Jonathan G., at Boston. Gazette of July 16, 1825

George E., in this town, in 39th year, Sept. 13, 1825

George Cornelius, son of Benjamin D., in

this town, aged 3 years, 3 months, Sept. 29, 1825

Mary Jackson, daughter of Henry D., in this

town, suddenly, aged 2 years. Oct. 7, 1825

WEEKS Jonas, seaman, drowned in Cow Bay,

L. I., July 21, 1767

Henry, executed at Fishkhill, N. Y., April 12, 1781

Rev. Joshua W., in Nova Scotia, aged 65

years, formerly the Episcopal minister at

Marblehead. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1804
, daughter of Robert, aged 9 years, at

New York, from a bite of a dog in April

last. Gazette of July 2, 1814

;->9S xri'AL UKcoiu) of iihodk island

WEEMS Rev. John, kite rector of Port Tobacco,
Mil, where he had officiated more than 30
years, in VVashnigton, aged 57 years, (ja-
zette of

Midshiiiman Rolla, U. S. Navy, late of
Schooner Fox, at Norfolk, Va. (lazette of

Rev. Mason L., of Dunfries, \\a., at lieau-
fort, S. C, author of Life of Washington
and other works. Gazette of
WEILL) Rev. Abijah, very suddenly at Attle-
boro, in his 8ist year and 52d of his min-
istry,
WEIR Harnes, at Davidson Co., N. C, aged
about 120 years ; was a native of Germany
but came to this countr_\- \'ery young,

Chloe, a colored ser\ant of William, of Wil-
mington, Del., su]i|iose(I to be 116 \ears
ol<l,"
Wia.S.SI'.NI'I'.LS Charles I'rederick, of the Uni-
ted -States Army, at j'hiladelphia, in 35th
year,
Wl'.I.Lll James, 2d oliicei' of shij-i Hazard, off
Hatavia,

|oliii, found dead in the road, in Attleboro,
near 1 latch's 'l'a\ erii,

Samuel, at l-iow, N. II., aged 112 years 7
months, oldest person in the State,

.Samuel, is now living at ]>ovv, N. II., about 8
miles fr(>m Concord, has advanced more
than 8 months into his 1 12 \e,irs. (i.izette
of June 26,

John, ,(ged 13 years, at Wilmington, Del,
fell into the Hume and was drowned, (ja-
/ette of

Re\-, Moses C, 1). D,, ni 71st year, at Mans-
field, C"t., in 41st \ear of his ministry
Wh'.I.l) M.uy, widow o"t Rev. Abijah, at Attle-
boro, in 93d year,

Anstress 1^., of Newi)ort, at -South Kings-
town, agetl 62 years,

Daniel, innkee]ier, at (iuilloid, Ct., found
with face in the w.iter, sup])osetl he had
g<.)t tlown to drink and h.id a fit, leaves wife
and 7 children, aged 48 years,
Wh'I.LE.S Hon. Samuel, ageil 81 \ears, at Bos-
ton,

Arnold, I'resiilenl L'. -S. l!ank. ,it Hoston,
aged 75 )'ears. Gazette ot

Arnold, member of the Legislature, at
Charleston, S. C. (Gazette of

Nov. 28,

1821

Nov. I,

1823

July 16,

1825

May 14,

1782

June 9,

1824

June 2},

1825

Feb. 12,

1795

March 9.

1806

July :4.

1806

April 5,

1823

Nov. 2,

1822

April 21,

.824

Jan. 6,

1799

Sept. 3,

1823

July 30,

1825

May 21,

1770

Aug. 14,

1.S02

Aug. 10,

1805

822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 399

WELLINGTON Benjamin, at Ashby, aged 80
years. The day, week before, he was in
the field all day making hay, Aug. 30, 181 7

WELLMAN Mrs. Marcy, wife of Lot, at At-

tleboro, in 41st year, June i, 1813

WELLS Sarah, wife of Hon. Thomas, at Hop-

kinton, in 6ist year. Gazette of July 5, 1783

John, Esq., formerly of Charleston, S. C, at
Nassau, New Providence, editor and pub-
lisher of Bahama Gazette, after a short ill-
ness, (lazette of Dec. 7, 1799

Hannah, at Harvard, aged 22 years. Gazette
of April 4, 1 80 1

Daniel, merchant, at New York. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1806

Mrs. H -, at Williston, Vt., aged 100

years. Gazette of Feb. 21. 1807

Mary, only daughter of Dr. Sylvester, at

Hartford, of the spotted fever. Gazette of March 18, i8og

Mrs. , wife of Dr. Sylvester, at Hart-
ford, of the spotted fever. Gazette of March 18, 1809

William, son of Widow Esther, in 13th year,
at Deerfield, Montreal; fell from a walnut
tree 44 feet, he lived 54 hours. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1816

Edward, of Durham, near Isle of Shoals,
drowned while fishing. Gazette of May 24, 1817

Mrs. Elizabeth, only daughter of the late
venerable patriot, Samuel Adams, at Bos-
ton, aged 65 years, suddenly, May 28, 1821

Laurens, from a timber falling on him at a
church raising, at Waterloo, N. Y. Ga-
zette of July 26, 1823

John, member of the New York Bar, at New

York, Sept. 7, 1823

WELSH Lemuel E., of Capt. Barton's Com-
pany, wounded (since died), at Battle of
Tippecanoe, Nov. 7, 181 1

Samuel, of Bow, N. H., is now living aged

1 13 years. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

Thomas S., drowned at Eastport, Me., in at-
tempting to save another. His (age is
torn offj. Gazette of May 7, 1825

WEMPLE Peten of Schenectady, N. Y., killed

by Indians, March — , 1787

WEND ALL Sarah, aged 37 years, wife of John,
Esq., and eldest daughter of Daniel Went-
worth, dec, at Portsmouth, N. H. Ga-
zette of Nov. 28, 1772

Mrs. Mary, wife of Hon. Oliver, at Boston,

in 65th year. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1804

John, Esq., at Portsmouth, N. H., at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of May 14, 1808

400 VITAL UKCOIU) OK RHODE I8LAND

WENTWORTH Hon. 15emiing, Esq., late Gov-
ernor of New Hampshire, at Portsmouth.

Gazette of Oct. 20. 1770

Hon. Henning, Esq., .Secretaiy of the Prov-
ince of Nova Scotia, formerly of l^oston,

at Halifa.x, N. S. (iazette of April 2, 1S08

(oshua, Esq., aged 68 years, at Portsmouth,

N. H. Gazette of Nov. 4, 1809

Henning William ]5ent\vick. Esq , Lieut, in

H. H. M. Navy, son of the late Henning,

Secretary of the Province of Nova Scotia;

was the legitimate descendant of the ICarl

of Stratford, and heir presumptive of the

title; in England, sudden! v, aged 21 years.

Gazette of Ai>:il 14, 1810

Lady , wife nf Sir John, late Go\-ernor

of Nova Scotia, in j'jigiand. Gazette of May i, 1S13

Sanford, son of Reulien, aged 21 years, at

Sudbuiy, \'t., killed hy lightning. (lazette

ot June 22, 1S25

\\'li\W()()\) Mrs. Mary, wife nf (Godfrey, at

Newjiort, in 44lh )ear. Gazette of May 22, 1S02

Godfrey, at New])oit, aged jy years, Sept. 30, 1816

W'l'^SSON John, in this town, in 6ist year,

formerly of Grafton. (.')ct. iS, 1803

Abel, 3d, in this town, in 23(1 year, (Ma-
sonic honors), Seiit. 19, 1822
Wl-iST George, died at llalifa.x, a prisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 2^, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777
Kew William, rectoi' of the Protestant hqiis-

co]),il Church, Haltimore, agetl 54 )ears

Gazette of A])ril 23, 1791

John, .Sr., at Newport, .it a very ad\'anced

age. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1793

Hannah, wife of D.i\id, at ]?oston, aged 26

years. Gazette of Feb. 15, 1794

Henjaniin, Jr., in this town. Gazette of Nov. 28, i8oi

Thom.is, at P'reetown, aged lOO years. 3

months, 18 days. G.izette of P'eb, 26, 1803

Henjaniin P'., late of Philaueljihia, at New

Orleans. Gazette of Nov. 3. 1804

Jeiemi.ih, P"sq., in 54th )ear, suddenly, at

Tolland, Ct. Gazette of Nov. i, 1806

Rev. Samuel, D. D., at I^oslon, aged 69

years. Gazette of A])ril 16,1808

David, bookseller, at Hoston, aged 45 years. May 27, iSio

Mrs. Margaret, at Norfolk, \'d., formerly an

actress in a company of comedians, and late

proprietress of the Noifolk theatre, June 6, 1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH 8

401

WEST George, at Canada, merchant. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Henjamin, Esq., in
77th year, in this town,

Mrs. Nancy, wife of William, in 41st year,

Mrs. Fanny, widow of the late Samuel, of
Bristol, and daughter of the late John
Gibbs, of Newport, in 88th year,

Benjamin, Esq., LL. D., in this town, aged
83d year ; was an astronomical and mathe-
matical genius,

Mrs. , wife of Benjamin, the president

of the Royal Academy of England. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, at New-
port, aged 74 years,

Benjamin, the artist and president of the
Royal Academy of London ; born in Ches-
ter Co., Penn , Oct. 10, 1738 ; devoted him-
self to painting about 1756 ; embarked for
Italy in 1760, where he staid three years,
when he removed to London, where he
lived the rest of his life,

Howell, a seaman, native of Warwick, at sea,
on board brig Marcia of this port, on
passage down James river,

Harriet, daughter of the late William, at
Newport, in 21st year,

Capt. , of the Indian whaler, mangled

by a whale ; lived 4 days off the New
Zealand coast. Gazette of

Mrs. Ann, wife of Thomas, at Newport, in
48th year,

Mrs. Ann, wife of Thomas and daughter of
the late Edward Gorton, at Newport, aged
47 years. Gazette of

Oliver, at Bristol, aged 84 years,

William, found murdered at New York. Ga-
zette of

Benjamin, at Bristol, aged 27 years. Ga-
zette of

Joseph C, at Camden, S. C, thrown from a
horse. Gazette of
WESTCOTT Thomas, of Providence, drowned
at Surinam, VV. I., belonged to Brig Sav-
annah, Captain John Hopkins. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of P"ord. Gazette of

John. Gazette of

Mrs. , widow of Samuel, at an ad-
vanced age. Gazette of

Benjamin, son of Capt. James, of this town,
at St. Croi.x, in 20th year. Gazette of

June 16, 1810

Aug. 2, iSio
Oct. 10, 181 1

April 20, 1812

Aug. 26, 18 13

May 6, 181 5
Dec. 7, 181 5

March 10, 1820

July 7, 1821
Dec. 6, 1 82 1

March 5, 1823
Oct. 23, 1823

Oct. 29, 1823
Feb. 23, 1824

June 29, 1825

Aug. 3, 1825

Sept. 21, 1825

March 21, 1772
Nov. 21, 1772
P"eb. 26, 1785

Aug. 20, 1795

May 22, 1790

402 VITAL KKCOHI) OF RHODE ISLAND

\V]-;STCOTT Nathan, at Warwick, in 8oth year.

Gazette of March 12,

Capt. Sanniel, aged 50 years. Gazette of Dec. 5,

Mrs. Marcy, at Scituate, in 56th year. Ga-
zette of July 9,

Tillinghast, of this town, son of Capt. James,
at Surinam, VV. I., in 21st year. Gazette
of

Stutely, at Cranston, in 84th year. Gazette
of

Uriah, formerly of this town, at Newbern,
N. C, in 44th year. Gazette of

Benjamin, grandson of the first Stutely, at
Coventry, in 92d year. Gazette of

Capt. Jacob, in this town. Gazette of

Amos, at Killingly, Ct., formerly of John-
ston, in 85th year,

William, at Martinicpie, late of this town, in
28th year,

Cajit. John, of Warwick, at sea, on board
schooner Iris, on passage from St. Thomas
to Wilmington, N. C , in 42d year,

Dr. Joseph, of the ship John Jay, of this
port, at ]5atavia,

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Samuel, of this town,

. at Johnston,

Mrs. Deliverance, wife of .Sylvester, at
Cranston. Gazette of

Joanna, widow of WilHam, in this town, leav-
ing a family of small children. Gazette of

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Caleb, Escj., aged
about 47 years, at Warwick,

Moses, son of John, of Warwick, drowned in
the bay by the upsetting of the boat,

Nathan and Arnolcl, sons of Nathan, of War-
wich, drowned in the bay by the boat up-
setting,

Mrs. Aniey, wife of Ksbon, in 23d year,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Abraham, at Killingly,
Ct., aged 67 years,

Abraham, Esq., at Killingly, Ct., aged 62
years,

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Zephaniah, aged 58
years. Gazette of

Alice Ann. daughter of Parley, at Killingly,
Ct., aged 10 months, 27 days,

Eliza, daughter of Capt. Samuel, in this town,
in 19th year,

Cornelia, daughter of Capt. Samuel, in 14th
vear. Gazette of

Dec. 31,

1796

Oct. 21,

1797

Feb. 8,

1800

April II,

1 80 1

March 12,

1803

Jan. 3,

1806

June — ,

1806

Feb. 2,

1807

April — ,

1807

Oct. 13,

1808

April I,

1809

June 10,

1809

July II,

1809

March 5.

1810

March 5,

1810

Aug. 18,

1812

March 21,

1814

March 26,

1814

July 9.

1814

Nov. 13,

1814

Feb. 5,

1815

July 29,

1815

791

795
796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4Q3

WESTCOTT Thomas, son of Judge Thomas, at

Warwick, in 27lh year, Sept. 27,

Capt. Thomas, in this town, in 30th year, Oct. 19,

Almira, daughter of the late Capt. Thomas,

in this town, aged 8 months, Jan. 16,

Edwin, son of Capt. John, of Warwick, in
17th year, at Stonington, Ct., on board
sloop William Arnold, of East Greenwich, Nov. 11,

Tillinghast, in this town, in 23d year, Jan- 3,

Benjamin, in this town, in 29th year, Feb. 17,

William Potter, son of James, in this town,

aged 19 months, March 19,

Mrs. Sarah C, wife of Major John, at War-
wick, aged 27 years, April iS,

Mrs. Mary, wife of John, in this town, aged
63 years, Jan. 23,

Samuel, formerly of this town, at New

Haven, Ct., aged 37 years, Jan. 28,

Jonathan, at Cranston, in 64th year, March 7,

Mrs. Mary D., wife of Henry, in this town,

in 27th year, July 23,

Catherine Arnold, infant daughter of Henry,

in this town. Gazette of July 28,

William, at North Yarmouth, aged 93 years,
70 in the married state, and 6 in the Revo-
lutionary War. Gazette of Feb. 23,

John, in this town, in 69th year, soldier of the
Revolution and an officer in Gen. Sulli-
van's " Life Guards," June 2,
WESTGATE Robert, at Providence. Gazette of Aug. 25,

Samuel H , at P'all River, aged 38 years, Dec. 14,

Mrs. Mary, at Tiverton, in 99th year, of

Society of F'riends, Sept. 6,

WESLEY Rev. John, A. M., late fellow of Lin-
coln College, Oxford, in London, in 88th
year, March 2,

WESTON Sylvanus, a child of his, aged 3 years,
8 months, died of hydrophobia, at Du.k-
bury. Gazette of

Franklin, aged 14 years, drowned in the mill
pond, at Colebrook Hollow, Safford, N. Y.,

Mrs. Hannah Morton, wife of Asa, at Taun-
ton, aged 25 years,
WESTPHAL Charles W., and his two sons,

drowned, near Philadelphia. Gazette of
WESTRAND Capt. Daniel, at Providence,

Mary, widow, in 50th year,
WETHBY Miss Mary Ann Jones, in this town,
in 1 2th year,

Mary Jones, daughter of R. J., in this town,
aged 1 1 months,

Dec. 15,

1810

June 24,

i8i6

July 12,

1823

Sept. 5,

June 9,

Dec. 13,

1821
1769
'773

Sept. 18,

1820

Sept. i6.

1824

816

816

817

817

819
821

822

823

824
824

824

824

825

825
770
821

824

791

404 VITAL UECOIU) OF KHODK ISLAND

WKTPIKKBV Francis, at Fletcher, Vt. ; was
offended at his wife, went out and hung
himself. Gazette of June 14, 1817

Mrs. Eliza M., wife of Richard, in this town,

in 26th year, March 20, 1824

WETHER P:FL Allen, at Taunton, aged 49

years. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1833

\\T'2TMORE Richard Montgomery, seventh son
of Rev. Mr. Wetmore, at Stratford, bap-
tised, Jan. 28, 1776
Rev. Noah, at Eong Island, in 67th year.

Gazette of March 26, 1796

Capt. Ichabod, at Middletown, Ct., aged J'^,

years. Gazette of June 6, 1807

WP:VMAN William, printer, at New York, July 27, 1768

WHAEEEY Mrs. Sarah, at New York. Ga-
zette of Oct. 24, 1795

WHARTENEY Major Richard, 1st U. S. In-
fantry. He commanded 8 years at Baton
Rouge, where he contracted a disease
which caused his death, at sea on ]xissage
from Alabama. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1825

WHARTON Isaac, merchant, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of April 9, 1808

Col. Francis, at New York, commander of

the Marine Corps. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1818

Major Richard, U. S. Army, at sea on pas-
sage from New Orleans to New York, very
suddenly. Gazette of June 4, 1825

WHATCOAT Rev. Richard, one of the Metho-
dist Bishops of America, at Dover, Del.
Gazette of July 19, 1806

WIEXTIC Capt. , of Col. Vo.se's Battalion,

killed at Yorktown, Oct. 14, 1781

WHAT1>:EEY Thomas, E.sq., M. P. for Castle
Riding, and one of the under secretaries of
state, at Park Place, .St. James Sc]., Eon-
don,

WHEAT Mrs. Dorothy, widow of William, for-
merly of Boston, in this town, suddenly,
ill 68th year, March 27, 1807

WHICATE Sir Jacob, commander of the Cebe-
rus, died a few days before the loss of this
ship on the rocks, at Bermuda. Gazette of April 19, 1783

WH EATON E]5hraim, drowned while bathing

in Palmer's river, July 28, 1770

Ruth, daughter of William, Esq., in her 14th

year, Feb. 2, 1779

Mrs. Tabitha, widow of Capt. Joseph, at Re-

hoboth, in her 91st year, ' Sept. 10, 1780

July 17, 1772

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 405

WH EATON Ann, wife of Jame.s. Gazette of
Hannah, wife of William, sadler. Gazette of
Tabitha, widow of Elder Daniel, at Reho-

both, in 77th year,
Jose]3h, eldest son of William, Esq., of this

town, at Marietta, Ohio. Ciazette of
William, Jr., in 25th year, of this town,
Mrs. Ann, wife of Dea. Ephraim, aged 70

years. Gazette of
Sylvester, of Rehoboth, in 22d year, at the

West Indies. Gazette of
Sarah, wife of Caleb,
Nathaniel, Esq., many years a councilman of

this town, and justice of the peace, aged 63

years. Gazette of
Nathaniel, at an advanced age, at Rehoboth.

Gazette of
William, formerly sheriff of Providence Co.,

at an advanced age. Gazette of
Mrs. , wife of Comfort, in this town,

at an advanced age. Gazette of
Dea. Ephraim, in 79th year.
Miss , drowned in the Delaware ; had

been to Philadelphia and purchased her

wedding outfit.
Dr. George, at Norton, in 75th year,
Mary, daughter of the late Dea. Ephraim, in

this town, in 44th year. Gazette of
Maturin, at Pawtucket, in 22d year,
Sarah, daughter of Moses, of Richmond, N.

H., at Pawtucket, aged 21 years, Oct. 2, 1809

Mrs. Sarapta, wire of Jonathan, and young-
est daughter of the late Sylvanus Martin,

P^sq., in 41st year, at Rehoboth, Feb. 22, 1810

Abigail, daughter of Charles, Esq., in 22d

year, at Warren. Gazette of Dec. 8, i8io

Comfort, aged 83 years. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1810

Mrs. Mary, wife of Nathan M., at Warren,

in 25th year. Gazette of April 4, 181 1

Philip, son of Jonathan, at Rehoboth, in 14th

year, after two years' illness. May 14, i8u

Jonathan, at Swanzey, in 87th year. Gazette

of Jan. 4, 1812

Ann F"rances, daughter of Capt. Joseph, of

Rehoboth, at Seekonk, in 23d year, Jan. 31, 181 3

Thomas, printer, killed on board Frigate

Chesapeake, in action with the Shannon, June i, 1813

Ephraim, at Providence, in soth year, April 8, 18 14

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Nathan, aged ^^

years, Nov. 30, 1815

P"eb. 12,
Jan 14.

1785
1786

March 20,

1787

June 13,
March 7,

1789
1791

Sept. 6,

•794

Nov. 29,
May 6,

•794
•795

Oct. 10,

•795

March 16,

•799

Jan. 16,

1802

Jan. 23,
Nov. 3,

1802

1802

Dec. 16,
June 4,

1802
• 803

Dec. 20,
Sept. 16,

1806
1809

4()(J VITAL UKl'OKl) OK KHODK 1SLA^!U

WPIKATON Scth Amid, son df Dr. Levi, in

19th year, at (Gibraltar, a niiilshi|iman on

board U. S. ship \Vashinj;ton, I-'cb. 8,

Mrs. Mary, wife ol Rev. Jose])iius, and only

daughter of Daniel Ide, Ivsq , of Seekonk,

at Holliston, Mass., aged 26 years,
Catharine D., daughter of Henry, Esq., of

New York, in her 4th yeai',
, grandson of James, of I'omfret, Ct.,

aged 9 years, at Rehoboth. Gazette of
Benjamin, Jr., of this town, in 33d year, at

Cadiz, four montlis since, (ia/elle of
Mrs. Ivebecca, widow of William, of this

town, at Boston, m .S8tli \e.ii.
Maiy I-ouisa, daughter of Joseph C , at

C)lneyville, suddenly, in 5th vlmi',
Alartha, daughter of Capt. .Samuel, in this

town, aged 1 1 years,
Mis. Abigail, wife of Seth, l''.s(| , in this town,

aged 62 years,
Cynthia Louisa, tlaughter of Ca|it. Joseph,

at Seekonk, in 27th year,
Chailes, I^sq , at Warren, m Gid )ear. Ga-
zette of
Hoiatio (i., of Seekonk, gi'.iduate of B. U.,

at Charleston, S. C, of the fever. Gazette

ot

Rev. Josephus, p.istoi of the Ilolliston Con-
gregational Cliuich, tormerl)' of Rehoboth
Church, graduate of ]?. U., 1812. G.izette

July

28,

1817

Sejit.

25.

1818

l<'eb.

28,

1820

Sept.

< >,

1820

Oct.

30.

1820

Fel).

'5.

1821

Feb.

16,

1 82 1

April

23.

i82r

Sept.

1 1,

1821

Sejit.

'7.

1823

Oct. 30,

\V1 1 l^l'.Ll'.R I.saac, shoemaker, at I loldcii, Mass.,
suicide.

Capt. Philip, at I'.ilmcr's ri\'er, from a gun-
shot wound recei\'ed in the leg while dull-
ing his comjiany,

John, died at IIalifa.\, a prisoner of war, be-
tween \^)\". 23, 1776, anil

Col. \'alentine, formeii)' of Rehoboth, at
Adams, Mass., at an advanced age. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. , wife of ,\aron, Jr., at Rehoboth,

Mrs. Mary, witlow ol Col. I'hilip, and sister
of the late lion. Daniel Jenckes, of this
town, at Rehoboth, in 84th year, (iazette
of June 25,

I\ev. Aaron, a Bajjtist minister, at Rehoboth,
at an advanced age. (jazette of March 22,

ZeiA'iali, wife of Bennett, and second daugh-
ter of the late Uea. John b'ieid, in this
town, in 44th ye.ir, July 19,

Feb. 23.

1825

May 30,

1771

Nov. 27,

1774

Dec. 26,

1777

I )ec. 4,

J^'iy 5.

1790
1 79 1

817

824

796

800
802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

407

WHEELER Obadiah, at Bolton, Mass., aged 90

years, a Friend. Gazette of May 25. 1805

Major Bennett, of this town, formerly editor
of the U. S. Chronicle, in 52d year, sud-

„,f "'y- „,. ^ April 3, 1806

Elhanan Winchester, a native of Grafton,
Mass., merchant, at Charleston, S. C, aged
36 years. Gazette of June 20, 1807

John, printer, eldest son of the late Bennett,
of this town, in 26th year, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1807

Miss Minam, of Northbridge, Mass., at

Smithfield, in 15th year. Gazette of Aug. 12, 1809

Col. Jonathan, at Grafton, Mass., formerly an

eminent bioker. Gazette of Nov. 9,1811

Miss Elizabeth G., daughter of B. H., one of

the editors of the Patriot, April 13, 1814

Dr. Elizu, at Windham, Ct., aged 57 years,
from a bite of a wolf which he killed, was
, '11 4 days, May 5, 181 5

Juha Ann, daughter of H. B„ aged 6 months, Feb. 24, 1816
John Albert, infant son of Samuel W., in this

town, aged 7 months, Oct. 21, 1816

Jonathan, aged 17 years, at Medway, Mass.,

student at 15. U., Dec. ii, 1817

Henry B., formerly of this town, at Youngs-
town, N. Y., in 26th year, Jan. 20, 1819
Cyrel, at Swanzey, in 57th year. May 27, 1819
George W., formerly of this town, at Louis-

ville, Ga., in 33d year, Oct. 13, 1819

Lucy Jane, infant daughter of Samuel G.,

aged 14 months, March 25, 1820

Samuel, native of and at Philadelphia, aged
73 years ; was descended from Colonists
from Sweden, who settled here before
William Penn ; was an ardent patriot in
the Revolution. In June, 1775, he assisted
in taking prisoner. Major Skeene (the
elder), and other officers who were coming
out in the British service. They were cap-
tured on shipboard a few miles below the
city by a detachment of picked men under
Capt. Bradford. Mr. Wheeler was the first
man to reach the deck, thereby it is be-
lieved committed the first act of war south
of New York in the war of the Revolution.
' Had been member of the Assembly; was
the oldest justice in the county, and oldest
member of the Philosophical Society, May lo, 1820

4oy NiTAL KKroin) of khodk i^^land

\VIIEI>:I.I-:R Mrs. jane, widow of Rev. W. W.,
rector of St. Andrew's Church, at Scituate,
Mass., daughter of the late Rev. Ebenezer
Thompson, aged 64 years. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1821

George Miner, son of Samuel Cj., in this

town, aged i year, Marcli i. 1822

Silas, aged 18 years, drowned in the mill

pond, at Weston. Gazette of June 29, 1822

Mrs. Esther, wife of Col. Henry, at Gloces-

ter, aged J] years, Sept. 4, 1S22

l\ufus, a soldier of the Revolution, at Row-
ley, Mass., aged 85 years. Gazette of F"eb. 8, 1823

Mrs. Emma, wife of Samuel (i., and young-
est daughtei' of Henjamin flladding. m this
town, Feb. 22, 1823

Sarah Russell, infant daughtei' of Samuel G.,

at Smithfield, Aug. 25, 1823

Mrs. Mary B., at Eeicester, Mass., aged 84

years. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1823

Sarah S., only daughter of I'reston, at West-
moreland, in 8th year, her clothes caught
fire. Gazette of " Dec, 8, 1824

William Lawrence, eldest son of Samuel W.,
in this town, aged 5 years, 11 months, 22
days, Feb. 22, 1825

WlIl';i';i.()CK Col. Eleazer, late of Hanover, in
Ohio, while standing, apparently in good
health, he fell down ami instantly expired.
Gazette of Feb. 2y, 1812

Daniel, Jr. at Glocester, in 37th )ear. Ga-
zette of July 28, 1817

Rev. I)i . , I'lesident of ])artmi)Uth

College, at Hanover, N. H. (iazetle of April 12, 1817

I'-lizabeth Slater, daughter of Josei)h, Esq.,
4 years, Nov, 14, 1820

Avis Handy, daughter of Daniel, ,it War-
wick, aged 3 years 4 months, Sept. 29, 1824
WIll';i;iAVRlGHT John IL, formerly of New-
port, at Cincinnati, O. tiazette of July 25, 1821

Mrs. Sarah, formerly of this town, at l^oston,

aged 44 years. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1823

Wl I ]■'. 1 .1 )( iX J<.>hn I'ayson, son of Cajit. .Samuel,

in this town, aged II months, July 18, 1825

WHI'll.EN Israel, Esq., at I'hiladelphia. Ga-
zette cif Nov. 8, 1806

WHETl'A' Re\-. (jeorgc, ]iastor of Congrega-
tional Church at Claremont, N. H., at
Norton, Mass., where he was on a visit, June 24, 1773

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4Q9

WHETEN Rev. George, in his 22d year and 2d

year of his ministry, at Mansfield, Mass. ;

was [jastor of a chnrch at Ciaremont, N. H., June 24, 1773
WH1<:THAM Lieut. Gen. , in England.

Gazette of July 17, 1813

WHITAKER Asa, of Rehoboth, aged about 30

years, at Norft)lk, V'a., Sept. 12, 1802

Joseph, of Warren, at Wilmington, aged 19

years. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1802

Samuel, at Bristol, aged 70 years. Gazette

of Oct. 10, 1807

Mrs. Bethia, at Johnston, wife of Amos, in

53d year, March 10, 1812

Richard, at Seekonk, aged 86 years, June 19, 18 16

Jabez B., Esq., attorney at law, formerly of

Attleboro, in this town, aged n years, Aug. 20, 1816

Capt. Jonathan, who with his wife and child

were riduig in a chaise ; the horse became

frightened and ran, threw out and killed

the captain's wife and child and seriously

crippled the captain for life ; they were

from Stafford, Conn., near Utica. Ga-
zette of Aug. 9, 1817
John, at Rehoboth, aged 68 years. Ga-
zette of Eeb. 28, 1820
Mrs. Martha, widow of the late Richard, at

Seekonk, aged 78 years, Eeb. 19, 1823

Araunah, formerly of Attleboro, at JJrock-

port, N. Y., in 32d year, Oct. 17, 1824

WHITBY Capt. Henry, aged 3oyears, of H. B. M.

ship Briton, formerly the Leander, of 50

guns, at Chatham, Eng. Gazette of July 25, 1812

WHIPPLE Capt. David, at Cumberland, Oct. 6, 1766

Moses, his son, an only child, 16 months old,

fell into a small pool of water and was

drowned, at Cumb-irland. Gazette of Nov. i, 1766

Mrs. , wife of Daniel, at Glocester, Aug. 9, 1769

Capt. John, eldest son of Col. Joseph, in

86th jear, at Providence, Nov. 6, 1769

Mary, wife of Capt. Jabez. Gazette of April 5, 1777

Liberty and Independence, twin sons of

Jonathan and (Jennison of William)

Whijiple, baptized by the Rev. Mr. Stone,

born, Dec. 31, 1777

Thomas, Esq., at North Providence. Ga-
zette of Jan. 3, 1778
Anna, wife of Capt. Jabez, aged about 31

years ; funeral sermon by Rev. James Man-
ning, James iv: 14, at North Providence, May 27, 1782
Noah, of this town, at Ashford, Ct., in 91st

year, Jan. 29, 1784

410 VH'AL ItKCOlU) UK KHUDE ItSLANJ)

W'llII'l'Ll^ George, in 42(1 year, at Cumberland,

Willi. un, Sr. , at an advanced age. Gazette
of

Ilczokiah, of this town, in Q2(l year. Ga-
zette of

L'liri.st()i)her, of North I'rovidence, drowned
at Melds Point,

Polly, daughter of Ca])t. C.'hi istopher, in 21st
year,

15enjamui, at North Pro\adence, in his looth
year. Gazette of

Daniel, at North Providence, ni 64th year.
Ciazette of

Susannah, daughter of Capl. Jabez, of North
Providence. Gazette of

Simon, at Cumberland, aged 31 years. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Steiihen, at an advanceil age, suddenly,
at Smithfield. Gazette of

Capt. Christopher, formerly of this town, at
Savannah, Geo. Gazette of

Mrs. , wife of Arnold, in this town.

Gazette of

Susannah, daughter of Joseph, at .Smithfield,
in 22d year.

Dr. Daniel, at North I'nnitlence. Gazette

of

I"'reelove, daughter of Joseph, at Smithfield,

Hetty, daughter of Joseph, at Sniithlield, in
her 1 8th year,

IClizabeth, daughter of Joseph, at -Smithfield.
Gazette of

lion. Jeremiah, at Cumberland, at an ad-
x'anced age, formerly member of General
Assembly and Justice of the Court of
Common Pleas for Providence Co. Ga-
zette of

Joseph Bidwn, son of William, at Smithfield.
(jazette of

Mrs. Martha, of Cumberland, widow of Capt.
Davitl, at Ivehoboth, where she was on a
visit, aged nearly 86 years. Gazette of

Azariah, at an advanced age, in this town,
suddenly,

Jabez, of this town, at Martiniiine. Gazette
of

Jenckes, of this town, at Martinique. Ga-
zette of

Capt. Henjamin, at North Providence, aged
78 years,

June 6,

1784

I>-eb. 26,

178s

Aug. 12,

1786

Aug. 14.

.787

Aug. 16,

1787

May 10,

1788

July 21,

1792

Aiiril 6,

1793

A|)ril 4,

■795

May 30,

179s

Dec. 3,

1796

I" eb. 4,

1797

May 26,

1797

Oct. 20,
Dec. 4,

1798
1798

I'cb. 4,

'799

March I,

1800

Jan. 31,

i8ot

Oct. 17,

1801

Nov. 7,

1801

March 24,

1802

May 14,

1803

May 14,

1803

Oct. 2,

1803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4II

WHIPPLE Mrs. Deborah, widow of Capt. Ben-
jamin, at North Providence,

Cajit. Arnold, late of Providence, at Smith-
field, in 36th year. Gazette of

Abigail, eldest daughter of William, at Smith-
field, in 25th year.

Miss Mary, sister of Commodore Abraham
Whip[)le, of Marietta, Ohio, in this town,

Hannah, daughter of the late Jeremiah, at
Cumberland,

Capt. Christopher, of this town, at Charleston,
S. C, aged 38 years. Gazette of

Jeremiah, at Batavia, on board the ship John
Jay, of this port. Gazette of

Arthur, in this town, in 17th year,

Arthur, in this town, aged 17 years,

Christopher, merchant, son of William, of this
town, at Catskill, N. Y.,

Charles, at Smithfielrl, son of William, of
this town, in 231! year,

Capt. Samuel, of this town, in 52d year ; was
at Fort Mifflin and Red Bank,

Mrs. Anna, widow of Stephen, at Smithfield,
in 82d year,

Miss Lavina, youngest daughter of Asa, at
Cumberland, in 7th year,

Mrs. Sarah, in this town, in 8Sth year,

Anne, widow of Jonathan, at North Provi-
dence, in 92d year, Oct. 2y,

Robert, son of William, at the house of
Joseph Whipple, at Smithfield, in 25th
year; since May, 1797, there have been 13
deaths in this house, 11 from consumption; Jan. 8,

Stephen, at Burrillville, July 4,

Gen. John, in this town, in 56th year, buried

with Masonic honors, Dec. 21,

Mrs. Mary, wife of Jonathan, at U.xbridge,

aged 57 years, Sept. 3,

Oliver, Esq., attorney at law, formerly of
Hampton, near Portsmouth, N. H. ; was
a native of Cumberland, and for a time re-
sided at Providence; at Georgetown, Va. ;
he slept at his office, and being missed,
search was made for him, and was found
dead in his office, March 30, 1813

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Hon. Jeremiah, in

this town, in 94th year. May 6, 1814

Dr. Daniel Peck, at Cumberland, in 63d
year, May 19, 1X14

Lewis, at Cumberland, aged about 2^ years.

Gazette of Aug. 20, 1814

April 30,

1804

June 16,

1804

Dec. 19,

1804

Sept. 12,

1805

Feb. 25,

1806

Oct. 10,

1807

Oct. 24,
June 27,
Sept. 26,

1807
1808
1808

Feb. 5,

1809

Feb. 22,

1809

Oct. 17,

1809

Jan. 17,

1810

Sept. 4,
Oct. 13,

i8io
1810

810

8u
811

8ir

812

412 VITAL HKCOKI) OK ItHODE ISLAND

WIlII'l'I.E Mrs. Sarah, widow of Azariah, in

this town, ill 84th year, Oct. 27, 1 814

Mrs. l-'rances, wife of Ohiey and youngest
daughter of IClisha Ulney, I'Lsc]., at Smith-
field, in 27th year, Oct. 2, 181 5

Joseph, at Smithtield, aged upwards of 80

years, Jan. 6, 1816

Mrs. Sar.ili, widow of George, at Pawtuxet,

formerly of Providence, in 75th year, I^'eb. i, 1816

Bela, eldest son of Jeremiah, in Cumberland,

in 26lh year, (Masonic honors,) July 12, 1817

Benjamin, sou of Josejjh, of Cumberland,
drowned in Pawtucket Ki\-er half a mile
below Martin's watling jjlace, in 22d year,
was in bathing with others at the time, June 2}. 1818

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Com. Abraham, at Mari-
etta, O., aged 78 years. Oct. 14, 1818

Mrs. Abigail, wife of William, in 63d year,

in this town, Nov. 16, 1818

Mrs. Anna, wife of James and daughter of
Col. Simon Whipiile, of Cumberland, aged
21 years, Dec 2, 1818

Jeremiah, at Cumberland, in 71st year, Feb. 15, 1819

Com. Abraham, a native of this state, at
Marietta, Ohio, in 86lh year. He fired
the first shot on the water in defiance of
the 1-iritish flag June 25, 1775, at a time
when no other man in the colony would
undertake the hazardous business lest he
should be destined to the threatened cord ; May 27, 1819

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Jose]ih, at Smithfield,

in 86th year, April 20, 1820

Samuel, infant son of John, Esq., June 2, 1820

William, in this town, in 67th year, July 5, 1820

Mis. Mary, widow of Capt. Chrislo|iher, in

this toA'ii, in 76th year, July 13, 1820

Mrs. Eliza, wife of David and daughter of

the late Stejjhen Kelton, in 4311 year, Aug. 4, 1820

Mrs. Mary, wife of Col. Simon, at Cumber-
land, in 67th year, Aug. 16, 1820

Miss Mary, tiaughter of Col. Simon, at Cum-
berland, in 47th year, Sept. 21, 1820

Mrs. Mary, widow of Ephraim, at North

Providence, in 80th year, Oct. 19, 1820

Joshua IP, formerly of this town, at Savan-
nah, da., in 27th year, Oct. — , 1820

CajJt. Henry, of this town, in 37th year, son
of the late Capt. Christopher, at New
York, June 29, 1821

Henry, of Rhode Lsland, aged 34 years, at

New York Hospital. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1821

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 413

WHIPPLE Lyman, third son of William, Esq.,

at Cumberland, in 24th year, Oct. 14, 1821

Sarah Corey, daughter of David, in this

town, aged 2 years, 4 months, Dec. 22, 1821

Capt. Stephen, at Cumberland, in 71st year, Jan. 16. 1822

Joel, at Cumberland, in 79th year, Feb. 21, 1822

Catharine Celia, daughter of Jeremiah, in

this town, aged 6 years, March 28, 1822

Sylvester, native of Hallowell, Me., at Middle-

boro, aged 46 years. May 26, 1822

Amey, in this town, aged 90 years, June 6, 1822

Freelove M , wife of Resolved R., and daugh-
ter of Abraham Randall, of Cranston,
aged about 18 years, at Warwick, Aug. 27, 1822

Rev. Edward, colleague pastor with the ven-
erable Joseph Sumner, D. D., over the
Congregational Church, in the town, at
Shrewsbury, Mass., aged 45 years. Ga-
zette of (^ct. 2, 1822

Mrs. Lucinda, widow of Capt. Stephen, at

Cumberland, aged 68 years. Gazettte of Dec. 7, 1822

Nancy, wife of George, and daughter of Jere-
miah Scott, of Smithfield, at Scituate,
aged 40 years, Jan. 13, 1823

George, son of David, in this town, aged 7

years, July 26. 1823

Simon, Jr., son of Col. Simon, at Cumberland,
in 48th year ; leaves wife and three chil-
dren, March 3, 1824

Capt. l^enjamin, at J<ihnston, in 43d year, April 21, 1824

Dea. John, at North Providence, in 73d year, May 11, 1824

Col. Simon, at Cumberland, in 87th year,
after an hour's illness ; was a soldier in the
Revolution. Gazette of May 12, 1824

Elizabeth, daughter of John H., in this town,

aged 8 years, May 13, 1824

Eunice, wife of Joseph, at Cumberland, in

47th year, Feb. 5, 1825

Eleazer, in this town, suddenly, aged 75
years, Aug. 3, 1825

Major ICleazer, at Cumberland, in 67th year.

Gazette of Aug. 3, 1825

WHITE Hon. Samuel, at Taunton, March 20, 1769

Thomas, the repairer of Church steeples, at

Whitney in Oxfordshire, Eng., Nov. 7, 1769

Joseph, at Yarmouth, in 80th year, grandson
of Peregrine the first English male child
born in New ICngland. What is remark-
able Peregrine, his son Joseph, and grand-
son Joseph all died in their 80th year.

414 VITAL ItKCOKI) OK lUlODK ISLAND

wiirri'; :

Iciscph, the sun of the late Joseph, is now

in his 40lh year, (lazettc of July 20, 1782

Jacob, A. ]5., in 27th year, at Mansfield,

Mass., July 19, 1785

Iku lick, iif SmithtieUl, at (ilocester ; he was

riding on the tongue of his ox cart and,

falling off, the wheels passed o\-er him,

killing him instantly, Sept. 5, 1788

John, at Baltimore, in 36th jear. Gazette of June 5, 1790

Rev. Stephen, in 76th year, and s^d of his

ministiy. at Windham. Gazette of Jan. 18, 1794

Ann, eldest daughter of John, in 21st year, March 11, 1795
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of John, in 43d year, Sept. 2, 1796

Mary, wife of Rt. Rev. Bishop White, at

I'hiladelphia. (lazette of Dec. 30, 1797

John, a valued seaman, drowned from a U. S.

frigate in the Delaware ; the crew have

agreed to wear mourning on their arm for

one month in his memory ; May 29, I799

John, of this town, at an advanced .ige. Ga-
zette of l-"eb. 13, iJi02
Gen. .Anthony \\'., a distinguished officer of

the Re\'olution, at Brunswick. N. J. Ga-
zette of Feb. 19, 1803
William, in this town, in 55th ye.ir, July 26, 1803
I'cregtine, of .\ew llampshire, at Boston,

aged 36 )'eais. lie bore the name and

was descended from the hrst male child

born in New luiglaiul. Gazette of Aug. 4. 1 804

lion. ,\le.\ander, in X'irginia, aged 66 )'ears,

late member of Congress. Gazette of Oct. 20. 1804

John, ot iioston, seaman, at New Wnk llos-

l)ital, Aiiril 15, 1805

James, of New \'otk, at Ihu'ana. (iazette

of Nov. 28, 1807

Mrs. Prudence, widow of Hon. S.imuel, at

Norton, at the resilience of lion. George

Leonard, in 98th year. Gazette of June 18, 1808

Mrs. ilannah, at Sinitlifield, suddenh'. Ga-
zette of ' Oct. 7, 1809
Sanuiel, l'-S(p, U. S. Seiuitor fiom Delaware,

at Wilmington. Gazette of Nov. 18, 1809

Lieut. Gol. Daniel, ot the 201I1 i\egiment, a

nati\e of New \'iiik, at hdoiis, ot a wound

he received at the battle of Albuhcia May

16. (ia/ette of -Sept. 2S, kSi 1

Major ICdward, l<irmeiiy of Massachusetts, a

Revolutionary soldiei-, al .Sa\'annah, (ia., Jan. 9, 1812

William A., sailing mastei' of the Chesa-

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 415

WHITE :

peake, aged 26 years, native of Rutland,
Mass., killed in the action with the Shan-
non, June I,

William A., sailing master, killed on board
the frigate Chesapeake, in action with the
Shannon, June i,

Lamar, wife of William C, Esq., at Worces-
ter, aged 30 years, Aug. 18,

John, boatswam mate, killed on board the

Ariel on Lake Erie, in action, Sept. 10,

Mrs. -, widow, in this town, aged about

63 years, March 13,

Mrs. Ann. wife of Ebenezer, in this town, in

73d year, Oct. 20,

William, Esq., killed in a duel with John
Cooke, PZsq., in England. Mr. Cooke was
tried, acquitted, but his second was pro-
nounced guilty; Jan. 21,

Mrs. Esther, wife of Col. Solomon, at Sulli-
van, N. Y., aged 66 years. Gazette of Sept. 19,

Ebenezer, in this town, in 74th year, J^'ly 31,

Miss Wealthy, at Taunton, aged 25 years, Oct. 8,

Capt. Thomas, at Newport, in 62d year, Oct. 17,

Capt. Ebenezer, at Newport, formerly of
Wareham, Mass., aged 39 years. Gazette
of March 6,

Ann, drowned in Hurl Gate, by swamping of
the boat,

Joseph, at Warwick, aged 67 years,

Samuel, at Norwich, Vt., aged 100 years, 8
months, 10 days,

Simeon, at Newport, aged 38 years. Gazette
of

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Elder Joseph, of
Glocester, R. L, at Buxton, Me.,

Mrs. Sarah, at Newport, aged 85 years,

Eleazer, at Scituate, aged 64 years,

Lieut. Timothy, son of Capt. Timothy, at
Taunton, in 40th year,

Mrs. , at Natchez, of the fever,

Mrs. Jane Purcell, of Charleston, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of the late Saul, at
Taunton, aged 67 years,

Susan, daughter of Isaac, at Taunton, aged
16 years,

Henry, at Newport, aged 15 years,

William, of Providence, at New Orleans, of

fever. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1 824

May 13,
June 2,

1822
1822

June 20,

1822

Oct. 16,

1822

Dec. II,
Dec. II,
Dec. 18,

1822
1822
1822

May 24,
Aug. 26,

1823
1823

Oct. 8,

1823

Nov. 18,

1823

J"iy 9.

Sept. 27,

1824
1S24

8'3

8'3
813
813
814
816

817

818
819
821
821

822

June

iH,

1825

Sept.

30.

1770

Sejit.

17.

■799

Sept.

19.

'799

41(; \ri'AL HKCOKI) OK UHODK ISLAM)

WIIITK I'aul, at r)mio;la,ss, Ma.ss. (iazette of I-'el). 26,

Thir/a, widow, at Douglass, Mass. (la/ette
of ' I'"eb 26,

Arcliibalil, at Coniisli. N. II.; he was loimd
ill his [)asture with skull fractured, sup-
[losed by a kick from his horse, (iazette
of
WIIITICKIKLD Rev. George, suddenly, at New-
burg, in his 56th year,

WHITICHKAD , .son of William, of New

York, at Newark, N. J.,

Emma, wife of William, of New \'ork, at
Newark, N. J., aged JJ \ears,

Samuel, Leader of the ( )pposition in the
Mouse of Commons, aged 57 )'ears, had
been a member from Bedford, for 25 years,
in London. July 7,

WIHT1-:HILL Robert, Esq., for many years
and at time of his death a member of Con-
gress, at his residence near Harrisburgh,
Penn., in 76th year, April 7,

Cen. James, at an advanced age, at Stras-
burg, Penn., one of the Associate Judges
in the County, and formerly member of
Congress. Gazette of
Wlirrh'.HORN Andrew, died at Ilalifa.x, a pris-
oner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and

Richard, iu'Sgth year, formerly of Newport,
burietl at North Burial (iround,

.Samuel, at Newi^ort, in 52d year. Gazette
of

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of John, formerly of
New]iort, in this tow , aged 81 years,

Caroline, daughter of Samuel, at Newport,
in 1 6th year,

Miss Mary, at Wickfonl, in 24th year,

Ellen Maria, yi.iuiigest daughter of Samuel,
aged 7 years,

I.t. ■ , killed in a duel with Capt. Simp-
son, at Brunswick, N. C. (jazette of

WllITiaiOUSE Mr. , his house burnt,

and with the conflagr.itioii he also j^erished,
his wife and 3 childien,at Bristol, Me. Ga-
zette of Feb. 22,
WIirriCMORh; Mrs. I.ydia, wife of James, m

this town. May 6,

Wlirri''Il''.I.I) Sojihia, daughter of Samuel, in

this town, in 4th year. May 16,

WIirri'"()RI) Capt. John P., a .son of his sue ed
a bean into his windpi])e, and sui-vi\ed 36
hours, at Wickford. Gazette of Sept. 2},

March

13.

1822

Dec.

26,

^777

Nov.

12,

■790

Apr

19.

1796

Dec.

17.

!8lO

Sept.

'3.

1821

Aug.

20,

1822

Dec,

23.

1824

April

20,

1765

825

825

815

^■3

817
«-3
«i3

809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4^7

WHITP'OKD Mrs. Sally, wife of Casey, at War-
wick, aged 42 years. Gazette of Aug. 5, 181 5

Sally, wife of George, in this town, in 21st

year, May 21, 1825

WHITING Hon. Eliphalet, at Wrentham. Af-
ter his death 17 stones were taken from
his bladder, as much as a man could grasp
in his hand. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1769

Col. Nathan, aged 47 years, at New Haven, April 9, 1771

Charlotte, aged 24 years, at Norwich, Oct. 14, 1794

John, formerly of this town, merchant,
drowned at Fayal, aged 29 years. Gazette
of March 24, 1798

Col. Jeremiah, of this town, a prominent

Mason, Dec. 4, 1803

Col. Daniel, at Natick, Mass., aged 75 years,

an officer of the Revolution. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807

Col John, of the Sth U. S. Infantry, late of
Lancaster, Mass., at Washington. Gazette
of Sept. 15, 1 8 10

Mrs. Ann, widow of Col. Jeremiah, in 48th
year, Dec. 2, 181 2

Thaddeus, a graduate of B. U. at last Com-
mencement, at Wrentham, Mass. Gazette
of Feb. 27, 18 1 3

William H., of Albany, an engraver, at Hud-
son, N. Y., aged 25 years. May 30, 18 13

Mary Keene, youngest daughter of the late

Col. Jeremiah, aged 16 years. May 4, 1817

Samuel C, of this town, at Savannah, in 31st

year, July — , 1820

Nathaniel, in this town, in zSth year, Jan. 3, 1823

Martin, Esq., native of Holliston, Mass., a
graduate of Harvard College, at Natchez,
Miss. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1823

WHITLOCK Miss , perished in the burn-
ing of the Theatre, at Richmond, Va., Dec. 26, 181 1

Rev. Henry, at Fayetteville, N. C, aged 37
years, late rector of Trinity Church, New
Haven, Dec. 25, 1814

WHITMAN John, in 85th year, son of Rev.
Zachariah, of Hull, long since deceased, at
Stow, Mass.,

Jacob, a native of Massachusetts, but for 62
years a resident of this town, in 86th year,

Mrs. Hannah, widow of Jacob, late of this
town, in 86th year,

David, in Warwick, in 62d year, many years
a member of General Assembly,

Capt. John, at Stowe, ran over by a stage.

Aug. 3,

1772

May 10,

1802

Jan. 25,

1811

Aug. 20,
Oct. 7,

1813
1815

41^S VITAL UECOlU) OF RHODE ISLAND

WHITMAN Elisha, at Warwick, in 89th year,

member of Baptist Church ii])wards of 50

years, Oct. 16, 18 17

Betsey, aged 20 years ; Mary, aged 16 years ;

Ornida, aged 12 years; Aseeneth, aged 6

years ; Warren, aged 19 years; children of

John, of Melburn, Me., perished in the

burning of their house, Oct. 12, 1823

Gen. Stephen, at K.xeter, was a soldier in the

Revolution, Aug. 29, 1824

Valentine, at Uxbridge, in 75th year, March 14, 1825

Ann Frances, daughter of Benjamin K., in

this town, aged 13 months, July 18, 1825

WHITMARSH Holmes, ni this town, in 22d

year. May 4, 181 1

Joseph, Esq., in his 59th year, at Warren;

was at Battle of Red l^ank, and for a num-
ber of years sheriff of the county of Bris-
tol, R. I. Gazette of Aug. 24, 181 1
Col. Micah, at East Greenwich, in 71st year,

was through the Revolutinn and received

a ]iension from the government, Dec. 30, 1819

WHITMORE John, at Thompson, Ct., in 77th

year, July 6, 1808

Jonathan, at Dana, Mass., aged 27 years, sud-
denly. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810
Jesse, in this town, aged 68 years (Masonic

honors), Sept. 23, 1824

WHITNEY Mr. , of Mas.sachusetts,

printer, at Charleston, S. C. Gazette of Sept. 10, 1796

Mrs. Henrietta, wife of Ca]it. James, and

daughter of Col. Samuel A born, at Paw-

tuxet, aged 50 years, Aug. 11, 1803

Henry, merchant, at New York. Gazette of March 28, 1812
Eeniuel S., formerly of tins town, at Calcutta,

India, June 22, 1812

Miss Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Jo-

se]>h, of I'awtuxet, in 39th )ear, in this

town, July 3, 1 8 14

Ca]>t. Josejjh, of this town, at New Orleans,

in 45th (or 54th) year, March 2, 1816

Mrs. I<"rances, widow of Cajit. Joseph, and

(laughter of the late Samuel Davenjiort, in

this town, m 46lh year, Sept. 11, 1821

I'^than, formerly an innkeeper in this town,

at Boston, aged 33 years, July 22, 1823

Mr. , agent for the Lloyds, travelling,

in Portugal; was shot through the groin by

robbers, lived 5 hours, (iazette of Nov. 12, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZE'n'E— DEATH8 419

WHITNEY Rev. Josiah, at Brooklyn, Ct., aged

94 years, and 68 of his ministry, Sept. 13, 1824

E,V\, inventor of tiie cotton gin, at New Ha-
ven. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1825

WHITRIDGE Deborah, aged 24 years, daugh-
ter of Dr. William, at Tiverton, Nov. 15, 1821

WHISTLER John, a youth, at Philadelphia, July 13, 1802

WHITTAM Abby, a native of Portland, Me., in

28th year, March 18, 18 16

WHITTEMORE Mary, wife of Joseph. Ga-
zette of Aug. 1 1, 1781
Rachel, wife of Josejjh, in 46th year. Ga-
zette of Jan. 22, 1 791
Catharine, widow of Joseph, at Boston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 29, 1791
Miss Sally, at Bridgeport, Ct., aged 42 years ;
in a fit of insanity swallowed a small pair
of scissors; lived about 9 hours. Gazette of Oct. 24, 1821
Jacob, at Dorchester, aged 70 years. Ga-
zette of May 17, 1823
Mrs. Hannah, wife of Joseph, at Pawtucket,

in 34th year. Gazette of July 16, 1823

WHITTINGS John, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

WHITPINGTON George, mariner, on board
sloop Express, at Charleston, S. C, aged
30 years, a native of this town, May 8, 1820

WHITTELSEY Rev. Chauncey, aged 70 years,

at New Haven. Gazette of Aug. 18, 1787

Mrs. , wife of Government Paymaster,

drowned herself. It seems the said Pay-
master gave out a story which seemed
plausible that he had been robbed ; his
bondsman not satisfied, extorted from him
a confession where it was hid and recovered
the same ; the wife on being thus detected,
put an end to her life, as above said. Ga-
zette of July 29, 181 5

WHITWELL Dr. Samuel, at Newton, aged 38

years. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1791

William, at Newport. Gazette of March 26, 1803

Benjamin, Esq., attorney at law, at sea, on
board ship Franklin ; had been to Charles-
ton, S. C, for his health and was on his
return. Gazette of April 23, 1825

WICKHAM John, son of Benjamin, at Newport,

suddenly. Gazette of May i, 1773

Thomas, eldest son of Thomas, of New Lon-
don, where he died aged 17 years, buried
in the Wanton family vault, Newport.
Gazette of Feb. 17, 1781

420 NITAL I;K('()1{I) ok RHODE ISLAND

WICKHAM Mrs. , widow of Caj.t. Sam-
uel. Gazette of June 24, 1786
Mary, widow of lienjamin, E,sc|., at Newport.

Gazette of May 10, 1788

Capt. John, eldest son of Thomas, of New-
port, at sea on his passage home from Ba-

tavia on ship Maryland, in his 28th year;

his mate in a delirium of fever discharged

a pistol at his captain which hit him in the

shoulder, not having means to extract it

he lingered in great agony until the 9th

day when he died from lockjaw, Dec. — , 1S04

Thomas, merchant, at Newport, in 72d \ear.

Gazette of ' March i, 1817

WICKI'^.S George. Msq., licenser of the ])ress, in

England. Gazette of Nov. 18, 1769

Robert, Esq., in 70th year, at Warwick. Ga-
zette of Feb. II, 1775
Ruth, wife of Thomas, Ivsq., of Warwick, in

63d year, Sept. 8, 1779

Margaret, widow of Robert, at Warwick, in

74th year, of Society of Friends, Sept. 6, 1785

(Huried in Friends yard the 8th.)
Margaret, widow oi Robert, at Warwick, in

74th year, Sept. 6, 1785

Dr. Robert, at Cranston, in 41st year, Aug. ig, 1786

Capt. Jesse, deputy sheriff, at New V'ork.

Gazette of Oct. 17, 1795

Hon. Thomas, at Warwick, at an ad\'anced

age; member of the I?oard of Assistants

for many years. Gazette of Aug. 6, 1803

Mrs. l.ydia, Friend minister, at Cranston,

in 56th year, Dec. 10, 1817

Mrs. Robey, wife of Reuben, at Warwick, in

31st year, June 7, 1821

Lydia A., wife of Sylvester, at Cranston, in

34th year, of Society of Friends, Dec. 31, 1821

Sylvester, at Cranston, in 71st year, I'"riend

minister, Oct. 1 1, 1822

WIDGFBV Hon. William, at I'ortland, Me.,

formerly member of Congress. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1822
WIER Harnett, native of Germany, but for

many years resident of this country, at

Davidson Co., N. C, aged 120 years, Aug. 9, 1824

WIGCiIN Levi, stabbed by his son with a shoe

knife, died ne.xt day, at Stratham, N. H.

(jazette of Jan. 31, 1820

WIGGl.ESWORTII lulward, D. D., i)rofessor

in Harvard College, at Cambridge, in 73d

year, Jan. 16, 1765

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 421

WIGGLESWORTH Rev. Edward, D. D,, at

Cambridge, in 63d year. Gazette of June 28, 1794

WIGHT Ruth, wife of Rev. Jabez, at Norwich,

i . 62d year, March 4, 1765

Mrs. Alice, wife of Rev. Henry, at ]?ristol,

aged 35 years, April 17, 1797

John, in this town. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1802

William Osborn, son of Rev. Henry, at Bris-
tol, aged 8 months, suddenly, Ajjril 2, 181 5

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of William, at Scit-

uate, in 86th year, May 19, 1821

John, at Fawtucket, killed by the caving in

of a well, April 20, 1824

Oliver, at Worcester, Mass., aged 70 years ;
was married the day before he died, while
sitting in his chair, June 22, 1825

WIGHTMAN Mary, wife of Capt. Valentine, at

Newport. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1771

Elder James, at East Greenwich, aged 82
years, 2 months, i day ; he had been or-
dained elder of a Baptist Church in North
Kingstown for more than 20 years ; fu-
I eral serman by Rev. Thomas Manchester,
of Coventry; text 2d Cor. .xiii, 11, and Rev.
John Gorton, of Warwick ; text 2d Tim.
IV, VI, VIII, March 29, 1791

Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Capt. V^alentine, at

Newport, June 25, 1S12

Maria, daughter of Samuel W., at Pawtuxet,

in 4th year, Dec. 21, 1818

Capt. Valentine, at Newport, in 88th year, Jan. g, 1821

Mrs. Waity, wife of George, at North Kings-
town, aged 64 years, Nov. 25, 1821

P'rederick, at Seekonk, in 72d year, Sept. 22, 1823

Frederick, at Seekonk, in 72d year, Sept. 29, 1823

William Holdredge, aged 6 months, son of

Samuel W., at Pawtuxet. Gazette of March 27, 1824

WIGMORE Mr. , at Saffron Hill, in 78th

year; his death occasioned by suffering vio-
lent pains by lately cutting some new teeth.
Gazette of Sept. 15, 1764

WIGNELL Thomas, one of the managers of the

new theatre at Philadelphia. Gazette of March 5, 1803

WIGTON Mr. , schoolmaster, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1793

Mr. and wife, at Philadelphia. Ga-
zette of Oct. 5, 1793
WIKOFF" Peter, Esq., at Philadelphia, merchant,

a patriot of the Revolution. Gazette of June 23, 1804

422

VITAL RECOKI) <)K UHOUK ISIjANI)

W'll.lU'K Israel, (licil at Halifax, a prismici of

war, between Nov. 2^. 1776, and Dec. 26

John I'",, at Canton, in 2y\ year, March 11

Daniel, at .Sniithliekl, in 80th year. Gazette

ol ' May 30

Mr.s. Abigail, at Newport, (iazetteof Feb. 24

JkMijamin, at Newjiort, ageti /2 )-ear.s. Ga-
zette ot Jnne 16,
Joseph, at Johnston, in 33d year, l-'eb. 5
John, at Nevvjiort, in 78th year, (iazette of Aug. 24
Christopher, at Smithfield, in 54th year. May 20
Thomas, at Johnston, in 48th year, Nov. 10
Daniel, at Johnston, aged 58 years ; his ven-
erable mother died the 6th, aged 90 years, Dec. 2
Constant, at Newport, in 89th year, Sept. 25
George Sayles, son of Sayles, aged 9 months, Jan. 3
Mrs. Waitc, wife of Ca])t. Samuel, at Scituate,

in 83d year, Ma}- 14

Mrs. .Susan, wife of Nathaniel, and d.uighter

of Capt. ("leorge Currier, in 25th year, Dec. 22

Samuel, seaman of Rhode Island, on board
the V. S. frigate Congress on her late \-oy-
age to Intlia, April 4

Mrs. Sarah, wife ot John, at .Scituate, aged

70 years, Jan. i

Jonathan, at Little Coni])tc>u, aged 57 years.

(iazette of March 23,

Clarke, at Little Compton, aged 70 years, of

Society of l-'riends. Gazette of I\Lay 8,

l.hiah, in this town, in 67th year. Oct. 31

Charles Henry, youngest son of Col. .Sayles,

in this town, aged 14 months, Nov. 11

Mrs. Mercy, wife of I'eleg, at \\',u-uick, aged

52 N'cars, Dec. 29

WILHOl'K Daniel, at R.iynham, Mass , April 21

Abisha and his son, aged about 16 years, at
'I'aunton, by the caving of a gravel bank.
Gazette of Oct. 4

Mis. W'aite, wife of Job, at ( )lney\ille, m

57th year, ' May 25

Mrs. Abigail, at T.iuiiton, aged 86 years.

(Gazette of July 10

Miss Hannah, at Little Compton, aged 52

years, April 9,

Miss Lmblem, at Little Compton, aged 57

ye.irs. (Iazette ol April 20,

Simeon (i., at Little Comi)ton, aged 4 years.

Gazette of Aug. 17

(_"orey, aged 25 years, ot Little Com-
pton, suddenly, on boartl ship (jolconda the

1777
1807

1807
1810

1810
rSii
1811
1S12
1812

1813
1815
1818

1818

1819

1 82 1

1822

1822

1822
1822

1822

1S22
1823

1823
1824
1824

1825
1S25
1S25

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 423

WILBOUR :

day after leaving New Bedford. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1825
WILCOX Mr. , in this town. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797

Alexander, Esq., recorder of the city, at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of Aug. i, i8oi

Daniel, at Newport, in 26th year. Gazette

of July 30, 1803

Stephen, of the firm of Stow and Wilcox, at

New York. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1806

Miss Ann, of Tiverton, aged 18 years, Jan. 24, iSio

William, Jr., son of William, of this city (New
York), in West Indies, of a fever. Ga-
zette of May 4, 181 1

Levi Boone, printer, at New Orleans. Ga-
zette of Oct. 26, 181 1

Samuel, a Newport, in 76th year, Oct. 19, 1812

Mrs. Abigail, widow of David, at Newport.

Gazette of Nov. 11, 18 15

Mr. S , son of Rev. Mr. Wilcox, aged

21 years, at Elizabethtown, by the tongue
of a carriage running against him. Gazette
of Feb. I, 1817

Gen. Joseph, at Marietta. O , in 6ist year, Feb. 18, 1817

Gardiner, of North Kingstown, mate of brig

Venus, at Havana, June 10, 1819

Mrs. Phebe, widow of Gideon, at Tiverton,
aged 88 years. Gazette of March 6, 1822

Capt. Robert, native of Newport, at Leba-
non, Ct., aged 71 years. The captain
served through the Revolution (except
when a prisoner); was with Capt. Paul
Jones the whole of his naval career; March 12, 1822

WILDER Col. Oliver, at Lancaster, Mass., sud-
denly, March 18, 1765

Thomas, at New York, found dead in bed, F"eb. 6, 1767

Nahum, merchant, at Providence, in the
prime of life, Sept. 9, 1773

Asaph, formerly of Lancaster, Mass., at

Glocester, in 48th year. May 10, 1799

Benjamin, at Glocester, in 19th year. Ga-
zette of Dec. 13, 1800

Mrs. Olive, widow of Asaph, and youngest
daughter of the late Capt. Benjamin Wil-
kinson, at Glocester, in 50th year, A]jril 28, 1807

William R., of Newport, at Havana, in 33d
year. May 2^, 1810

Mrs. PZsther, wife of Rev. John, at Attleboro,

in 42d year, Jan. 19, 181 1

WILDER William R., son of the late William R.,
bookseller at Newport, in 12th year.drowned
at Wellington, Mass., June 27, 1818

4-J4 VITAL RKCOKD OK RHODK ISLAND

WIl.DON I'riam, died at llalitax, a iitisoner of

war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

\\iLl';.S Mrs. , aged 96 years. Her teeth

were as sound as a child's, antl her sight

so strong that she could read the smallest

print without glasses, at Eynsburg, in Ilun-

tingtonshire, Eng. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1769

Caiit. Henry, at Portsmouth, aged 75 years, Sept. 28, 1810

WH.EV William, formerly of Providence, at

Middletown, N. J., in 28th year, was a dis-
tiller. May 30, 1768
Mary, daughter of Capt. John, at P^^lizabeth-

town. Gazette of March 19, 1S30

Wll.KE.S Mis. Ann, late of Newport, in this

town. Gazette of March 11, 1797

John, ICsq , an English celebrity, at London,

aged 71 years. Gazette of March 3, 179S

^" John, at an advanced age. Gazette of June 21, 1800

WH.KINS Charles, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, Esq., at Pittsburgh, Pa., in 77th year,

a Revolutionary officer, Dec. 11, 1809

Willis, killed by the discharge of his gun, at

New Mill Creek, Me. Gazette of Sept. 28. 1820

WILKINSON David, his only son, a youth of

iG years, killed at the launching of a vessel,

at Providence, March i, 1767

Sally, daughter of David, I*!sq., at Providence, Nov. 21. 1769

Betsey, daughter of David, Esq , May 2^, 1780

Capt. Philip, of New])ort, at New]iort. Ga-
zette of May iS. 1782
Mary, wife of Ca])t. Henjamin, at Scituate,

in 64-h year, J.m. 14. 1783

Izracl, at Cumberland, aged 74 years, April 30, 1784

Martha, widow of Joseph, at Scituate, in her

95th year. She was one of the earliest

settlers in that town, having resided there

80 years. Of her 16 children only 3 sur-
vive her; the 3d and 4th generations of her

descend.mts are nunieious, and several of

the 5th. Gazette of May 22. 1784

Jeremiah, at Cumber!. md, in 85th year. Ga-
zette of ' March 31, 1792
I^sther. daughter of Capt. Henjamin, aged 38

years, Dec. I, 1793

r)avid. Esq., in 89th }'e.ir, was formerly sheiitf

ol i'rovidence Co. Gazette of l''el). 6, 1796

Mrs. /\mey, wife (if William, at Glocester.

(iazette of July 15, 1797

Mrs. Chloe, wile of William, in this town, in

34th year, Dec. 13, 1797

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 425

WILKINSON Mrs. Ruth, wife of John, at North

Providence, in 76th year. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1798

Nedebiah, formerly of Cumberland, at ICast

Hartford, Ct., Sept. 3, 1802

Mrs. Mary, widow of David, in this town,

aged 91 years wanting 10 days. Had lived

with her husband 65 years 9 months; raised

9 children, all save one now living; has been

dead 22 years. Her obituary states she

was granddaughter to the first Arnold in

America. (This must be an error. See

Austin Gen. Dictionary, J. N. A.)
Benjamin, at Glocester, having completed

his 90th year lackmg 5 days,
Mrs. Mary, widow of Israel, at Smithfield, in

92d year. Gazette of
Benjamin Greene, at Cumberland, in 24th

year,
Ann, wife of General, at headquarters of the

army.
Mrs. Sarah, wife of Capt. Joseph, Jr., at

Smithfield, in her 19th year,
John L., youngest son of William, Esq., in

his 5th year,
William, Jr., eldest and only surviving son of

W'illiam, Esq., of this town, drowned from

ship Baltic on her outward passage to Can-
ton,
William, only son of William, Esq., in this

town, aged 16 months,
Rhodes, Jr., eldest son of Rhodes, at Wood-
stock, Ct., in 26th year,
Capt. James, son of Major General Wilkin-
son, at Dauphine Island,
Joseph, at Scituate, in 65th year,
Joanna, eldest daughter of David, at Paw-
tucket, in 15th year. Gazette of
Oziel, at North Providence, in 72d year, late

president of the Manufacturers Bank,
Joab, at Cumberland, in 76th year,
Benjamin, P!sq., at Cumberland, in 73d year,
Lyclia, daughter of Jeremiah, in 32d year, at

Cumberland,
Simon, at Cumberland, aged 76 years,
William, at Glocester, in 84th year, son of

Joseph, of Scituate, and the youngest and

last of 15 children,
Gen. Joseph, at Huntington Co., Md., m 67th

year,

July 1,

1803

Oct. 15,

1803

April 6,

1805

July 12,

1806

Eeb. 23,

1807

May 23,

1807

Aug. I,

1807

Sept. 9,

1807

July 29,

1810

April 27,

1813

Oct. 7,
July 6,

1813
1814

Feb. II,

1815

Oct. 23.
March 2,
/larch 25,

1815
1818
1818

May 6,

July 7.

1818
1819

Aug. 21,

1819

June 28,

1S20

42() VITAL HECOKD UK 1{H(U)K ISLAND

WILKINSON Joseph, of this town, recently

from Mobile, at Claibourne, Ala., aged i8

years. Gazette of Aug. lo, 1S20

Israel, of Smithfield, at Alendon. Mass., aged

31 years, leaves wife and two children, Oct. 18, 1820

Aniey, daughter of the late Ca|)t. Joseph, at

Smithfield, in 25th year, Dec. 10, 1820

Miss Marc}', daughter of the late Cain. Jo-
seph, at Smithfield, in 21st year, March 4, 1822
Samuel S., in 36th year, native of Smithfield,

formerly resident in Maine and graduate

of B. U., at Portsmouth, Ohio. " Oct. 12, 1822

X'arnum Russell, only son of Varnum, in this

town, aged 1 year (> mnnths. Oct. 27, 1S22

Mrs. Martha, widnw of (.'ajit. Joseph, at

Smithfield, in 56th year, July 30, 1823

(iciirge, I'^sq , aged 35 years, fortnerly of

Sniithfield, at f^Iontgomery, Ala., Oct. 23, 1S24

Mrs. Clorine, wife of Rhodes, at Woodstock,

Ct., in 64th year. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1824

George, Esq , aged about 35 years, late of

I.udlow, and formerly of North I'rovidence.

at Montgomery, Ala. Gazette of Dec. 11, 1824

Anthony, this inscription was found on an

old tombstone unearthed, at Philadelj^hia,

"Anthony W'ilkinsdU, London, died 1748."

Gazette o'f Ai)ril 23, 1S25

WILL a lame Cherukee Indian, muidered while

hunting on the reservation. Gazette of March 11, 1797

Cnl. William, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Feb. 24, 1798

Mrs. , widow of Col. Will, at Philadel-

[ihia. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1798

WILL.AKD John, died at Halifax, a jirisoner of

war, l)etween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Dr. Nahum W., of .South Kmgstown, at U.\-

bridgc. May 22, 1787

Rev. Joseph, D. I)., I'resident of Harvard

College, at New Bedford, Sept. 25, 1804

Rev. John, D. D., pastor of First Church, at

.Stafford, Ct.. and brother of the late Presi-
dent Willard. Gazette of March 28. 1807
Dr. Samuel, at L'xbridge, aged 63 years, (ia-

zette of Sejjt. 14, 181 1

Mrs. Susannah, wife (jf Nathan, in this town,

in 36th year, June 6, 181 4

Mrs. Deborah, in this town, in 51st year, sud-
denly, .Sejn. 16, 1S15
Ilezekiah, aged 50 years, an ingenious me-
chanic, Jan. 13, 1816
Dr. Abijah, son of the late Dr. .Samuel, at

Uxbridge, in 35th year, April 12, 1816

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 427

WILLARD Caleb, in this town, suddenly, at an

advanced age, Oct. 24, 1816

Mrs. Amey, widow of Dr. Levi, of Mendon,

and daughter of the late Col. Daniel Til-

linghast, of this town, at Sunderland, Mass.,

in 68th year. Gazette of May 28, 1823

Rev. Joseph, formerly of Portsmouth, N, IT.,

late rector of Trinity Church, Newark, N.

J., at Marietta, Ohio. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1823

Mrs. Rebecca Cady, wife of Hezekiah, and

daughter of the late John Adie, in this

town, in 32d year, Sept. 4, 1824

Elijah, at Bristol, aged 46 years. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1825
WILLETT Erancis, Esq., at North Kingstown.

in 85th year. Gazette of Eeb. 17, 1776

WILLES Rt. Rev. Dr., Lord Bishop of Bath

and Welles, aged 80 years, in England.

Gazette of Maich 19, 1774

WILLEY Mr. , while going down the Pis-

cataqua river from Durham, in a small

boat in which were Mr. Willey, his wife,

his wife's sister and brother, the boat u]5set,

and Mr. W. and his wife's sister were

drowned. Gazette of
Mrs. Phebe, wife of Capt. J Willey, at

Elizabethtown. Gazette of
John, from a wound he received while load-
ing a gun,
Mrs. Esther, wife of John, in this town, aged

50 years, leaves 7 children,
WILLIAMS Lucy, wife of Samuel, dau. of Hon.

Hezekiah Huntington, Esq., of Norwich,

Dr. , drowned on Lake Erie,

, only dau. of Benjamin, drowned,

Jeremiah, Jr., of Cranston, his house de-
stroyed by fire,
Mrs. , at Cambridge, Mass., aged 102

years,
Josiah, aged 25 years, eldest son of Jonathan,

merchant, at Boston. Gazette of
Charles, Esq., naval officer of His Majesty's

Customs, at New York. Gazette of
Capt. Nathaniel, at Roxbury. He command-
ed a company at Louisburg, in Sir William

Pepperill's regiment ; March 19. 1774

Mrs , wife of Jeremiah, at Cranston.

Gazette of July 29, 1775

Thomas, at Cranston. Gazette of March 17, 1781

Col. William, at Pittsfield, in 75th year. Ga-
zette of May 28, 1785

Jan. 9,

'773

Oct. 24,

1795

May 20,

1817

March 15,

1821

Oct. I,
Nov. 18,
June 28,

1763
1763
1767

Oct. 8,

1767

Eeb. — ,

1772

Aug. 22,

1772

July 10,

^771

42S VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

\\'IL1.IAI\I.S Hannah, widow of Capt. Stuteley,

HI 33d year, (jazette of Nov. 22, 1788

I'enelnjie, wife of John. Gazette of April 4, 1789

Hannah, wife of Sila.s, Esq., at Glocester, in

72(1 year. Gazette of May 28, 1791

Robert, at John.stoii, in 78th year. Gazette

of Aug. 1 1, 1792

John, killed at Fort St. Clair, Nov. 6, 1792

Abi-sha. at Tarborough, N. C. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1793

Gen. Otho H., in \'irginia, in 45th year, July 15, 1794

James, at Southborough, Ma.ss., in 48th year;

was a very heavy man ; his height was

about si.\ feet, and weighed 430 |)ounds, in

March last ; Oct. 21, 1795

John, lvs(|., at I'omfret, at an advanced age.

(jazette of Sept. 24, 1796

Rhoda, wife of I'eleg, Jr., in 50th year, at

I'"oster. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1796

Jonathan, Sr., Est[., formerly an eminent

merchant of Hoston, at Rlt. Pleasant near

Philadeljihia. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796

Polly, daughter of Dr. John, in this town,

aged 19 years, Jan. 18, 179S

Mrs. Tabitha, wife of (."nl. Caleb, at Cranston,

aged 44 )-ears. Gazette of March 17, 1798

Jonathan, at Newport, in 31st year. Gazette

of ' Nov. 16, 1799

John, seaman of the U. S. Frigate Constella-
tion, in action with a l-'rench ship, F"eb. i, 1800
Dea. l)a\itl, at Woodstock, Ct., in 8ist year, April 20. 1800
Williani H., midshipman of the V . S. Fsse.x,

youngest son of Major Elijah, of this town,

at sea in the Straights of Sonda, of putrid

fever, in 20th year. May 31, iSoo

IClizabeth, widow of Thomas and daughter of

Thomas Pollock, of Newbern, N. C, at

New]Mirt, in 35th year. Gazette of June 21, 1800

Josejih, lisq.. Brigadier General 3d Brigade

Conn. Militia, at Norwich. Gazette of Nov. i, 1800

Mrs. , wife of Malhewson, in this town.

(iazette of Aug. 22, 1 80 1

Ann Eleanor, at l{altiniore, in 104th year.

Gazette of March 6, 1802

Silas, ICsq., at Glocester, agetl about 90 years.

(iazette of Dec. 18, 1802

Mrs. Sarah, wife of David R., one of the pro-
prietors of the Charleston City Gazette,

and (laughter of Nicholas Power, Esq., of

this town, at Charleston, S. C, aged 28

years, I'eb. 8. 1803

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 429

WILLIAMS James, formerly of this town, in

31st year. Gazette of March 26, 1803

Mrs. Patience, wife of Rev. William Wil-
liams, at Wrentham, suddenly, June 18, 1803
Caleb, Jr., of Groton, perished in a snow

storm, F"eb. 24, 1804

Mrs. Sarah, wife of Nathan, at Killingly, Ct.

Gazette of " May 26, 1804

Capt. Ephraim, at Stonington, suddenly, July 6, 1804

Mrs. Lydia, wife of Andrew, in this town, in

64th year, March i, 1805

Mrs. Jerusha, widow of Col. Ebenezer, for-
merly of Pomfret, Ct., at Hudson, N. Y.,

aged 75 years, Sept. 23, 1805

Christoi)her, housewright, at Hudson, N. Y.;

was from Cranston, Dec. 2, 1805

v., the reigning Prince of Nassau, Orange.

the former heir stadtholder of the United

I^atavia Provinces, at Brunswick, Ger. , in

58th year, April 8, 1806

Gen. John, formerly member of Congress,

and of the Legislature, at Salem, Wash-
ington Co., N. Y., aged 53 years, July 23, 1806
Israel, son of Dr. John, formerly of this town,

at Cambridgeport. suddenly, aged 16 years, Oct. 6, 1806

Mrs. Joanna, wife of Dr. Aaron C, at New

Shoreham, aged 32 years. Gazette of Aug. i, 1807

Mrs. Anne, widow of Robert, at Johnston,

aged 70 yeans, Sept. 13, 1807

Israel, formerly of Woodstock, Ct., at Frank-
lin, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1807
Joseph, at Havana. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1807
Nathaniel, Jr., at Taunton, in 23d year, Sept. 28, 1808
Mrs. , a widow, in this town. Gazette

of Oct. I, 1 80S

Mrs. Elizabeth, in 85th year, in this town.

Gazette of Oct. 8, 1808

Mrs. Ruth, wife of Benjamin, at .Scituate,

aged 76 years. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1808

Zachariah, at Cranston, aged about 22 years,

drowned by breaking through the ice, in

crossing a pond, Dec. 10, 1808

Nathaniel, at Cranston, in 79th year, by a

falling tree, Dec. 20, 1808

Peleg, Esq., great-grandson of Roger, at

Johnston, in 91st year, Jan. 31, 1809

Waterman, at North Providence, m 55th year, Feb. 17, 1810
Mrs. Roby, wife of Caleb, merchant, of this

town, aged 39 years, June 21, 18 10

Solomon, bookseller, at New York, in 39th

year, Oct. 5, 18 10

.\:]{) NTI'AL Kl'.((tl{|) OK lUIODE liSLANI)

WILLIAMS Stephen G.. formerly of this town,

at Scituate. (iazetteof May 18, iSil

I Ion. William, at Lebanon, Ct., aj^ed iSo years,

was the oiil\- survivin<i member of Con-
gress from Connecticut uho signed the

Declaration of Independence, July 2, 1811

Mary, eldest daughter of Caleb, in this town,

in 19th year, Dec. 25, 181 1

John, at Haltimore, from a wound receu'ei!

by one of the late mob. Cazette of Aug. 29, 1S12

Alice, third daughter of Caleb, Ksq., in this

town, in i8th year, Dec. 13, 1812

Andrew-, seaman, killed on board l'"rigate

Chesa]>eake, in action with the .Shannon, June I, 1813

Abner, ])rivate, killed on board the Lawience,

on Lake Laie, in action, Sept. 10. 1813

Samuel, Esq., son of Jose])h, I'lsq., ot Ro.\-

bury, Mass., at iiiltimoie, agetl 44 years. Oct. 13, 1813

Mrs, Nancy (colored), aged 4') years. (ia-

zette of April 22, 181 5

John, at Cranston, in 56lh yeai', suddeidy;

he leaves wife and 9 children. May 5, 181 5

Josias, son of J<ihn, at Cranston, in iGth )'ear.

woiuided from the disch.irge of a gun, lived

two (lays, (iazetteof M.iy 6. 1S15

Hrig (ien. Jonathan, at I'hiladelphi.i, aged 64

)ears. native ot Boston, he, id ot the If. S.

Lngineer Corps, membcT-elect of (Jon-

gress. (iazetteof June 3, 1815

Andrew, in this town, in 78th year, J,in. 31, 1816

Mrs. Rebecca, widow of I'eleg. at Xoith

I'lovidence, in 8 1st year, l''eb. i(), 1816

I'etei", cleik, drowned by hitting" his head

against a log under water, ;it Charleston,

S ('. Gazette of '^^^ii- 'o, 1816

Rev. Samuel, LL. 1)., professoi- of mathe-
matics anil natural iihiloso])hy ;nid author

of history of \'ermont, at Rutland, \'t.

(iazette of Jan. 18, 1S17

Oliver, at Johnston, m 7utli yciU-, Sept. 17, 1817

Benoni, formerly of this st.ite, at l?oston,

aged 72 years, Nov. 2, 1817

John, at Woodford (.'o , Ohio; in attempting

to rescue a slave from the violence of his

son, he recei\'ed blows which caused his

death the ne.\l day. (iazetteof .Xpiil 18, 1818

Isaac, bitten by a rattlesnake, at I'endleton

District, S. C., July 4. 1818

James, .it I'etersliurg, \'.i ; ser\ed through

llu' Revolution. G.izette i.t Aug. 15. 1818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 4;]1

WILLIAMS Samuel, at Foster, in 44th year, Feb. i, 1819

John, executed at New York, for ]Mracy

and murder. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1819

Mrs. Mary, widow of (]en. John, aged 49

years, at Salem, Washington Co., N. Y.

Gazette of Sept. 11, 1819

Benjamin, at Manstield, in 76th year, Sept. 27, 18 19

Mrs. Prudence, at Burrillville, aged 52 years, Dec. 29, 1819
Anna, widow of Nathaniel, at Cranston, in

80th year, July 26, 1820

Mrs. Sally, widow, in 46th year, in this town, Sept. 12, 1820
Christopher, at Cranstc^n, in 89th year, Jan. 21, 1821

Derry (colored), many years se.xton of St.

John's Church, Nov. I, 1821

Amasa, drow-ned on the Charles river. Ga-
zette of July 3, 1822
Joseph Stevens, son of Rev. Thomas, in this

town, aged 16 months, July 22. 1822

William J.,i 19th year, son of the late Capt.

Howell, formerly of this town, at St. Jago

de Cuba, of the fever, •'^"g- 5. '822

Mrs. Roxana, wife of Amasa, Jr., in this

town, in 23d year, ''^I'o- 8, 1822

Jonathan P., at Taunton, aged 25 years, Nov. 20, 1822

Henajah, at Cranston, aged 74 years, Jan. 23, 1823

Jeffrey B., at Chelsea. Gazette of P'eb. 8, 1823

Capt. Frederick, Sr., at Cranston, in 80th

year, Feb. 18, 1823

Susan Winsor, only daughter of the late

Samuel. Esq., at (Jlneyville, in 9th year, P^eb. 21, 1823

Mary Appleby, daughter of Capt. William

E., at Newport, aged 4 years, April 18, 1823

Mrs. , at Milledgeville, Ga., murdered

by her husband in a jealous rage ; she

leaves 4 children, the youngest 10 days old.

Gazette of June 7, 1823

David, at Newport, in 54th year, of Society

of F"riends, June 29, 1823

Mrs. Dorothy, wife of the late Capt. Howell,

in this town, aged 56 years, suddenly, July 14, 1823

Nathaniel, lisq., collector of customs for

Dighton, Sept. 19, 1823

Rev. William, at Wrentham, pastor of

Baptist Church in that town, a native of

Pennsylvania ; was one of the two sur-
viving members of the first class of B. U.,

the other being Dr. Rogers, Sept. 22, 1823

Mr. , executed before the time ap-
pointed to prevent him committing suicide,

at Georgia. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1823

4:^2 VITAL RKCOltJi OK imoDE ISLAND

WILLIAMS Cyrus, aged 32 years, drownec! in

Randall's j^ond. Gaxette of Jan. 31, 1S24

Sarah Jane, daugliter of Stephen, ni this

town, Oct. 12, 1824

Mrs. I^ydia, at Cranston, aged 41 years, Feb. 20, 1825

Lydia, widow of John, of Cranston, in 94th

year, at Warwick, l'\'b. 27, 1825

Major EHjah, in this town, in 8ist )-ear, March 11, 1825

Rev. John, .Sr., pastor of Baptist Church,

Oliver street, N. V., May 22, 1825

WILLIAMSON Henrietta L., daughter of

Matthias, Jr., Escj , at Elizabethtown, N.

J., in 25th year. Gazette of Sept. 29, 1804

Matthias, at Elizabethtown, X. J., in 88th

year. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1808

Col. Charles, late British Comniissionei' of

the Island, at sea on passage from Havana

to England. Gazette of Dec. i", 180S

Rev. David, at New York, aged 58 years, a

iiati\'e of Fifeshire, Scotland, and u])wards

of 30 years pastor of the Associate Con-
gregation, Whitehaven, England,
WILl.'lCk Dr. A. F. M., in Russia, author on

works on diet and regimen. Gazette of
WILLING Mrs. Ann, widow of Charles, I':sq.,

at I'hiladeljihia, in 81st )ear,
Hon. Thomas, at rhila(lel])hia. Gazette of
Richard, Esc| , at Richland. I'enn. Ga/ette

ot

Charles, l^sq., at his seat in Chester Co.,

I'enn. Gazette of
Mrs. Maria, wife of George, merchant, at

l'hiladel|)hia. (Gazette of
Thomas, Esq., at I'hiladelphia, many years

president ot old United States Rank, (ja-

zette of
Thomas Matthew, of I'hiladelphia, meichant.

at Boston,
M-rs. Jane, witlow of Thom.is M , V.sl\., at

I'hiladelphia. Gazette ot
WILLIS John, of New Shoreham. drowned near

Block Island by the oversetting of the boat,
Dr. I''rat)cis, the i'.nglish insane physician.

He had had under his care the King of

Englantl and (Juccn of I'ortugal: at l\et-

lonl. l-aig., m yoth year, (iazette ot
M;utha. wife of George, in 31st yeai' (colored ),
Mr. , also his wite, at Natchez, ot the

fever,
Wilham, at New|)ort, aged 91 vears.

May

13,

1S21

Aug.

31.

1805

Inne
"Oct.

23.
12,

1791
' 793

]-'eb.

'7.

1798

July

■27.

> 799

Aug

'7.

1799

Jan.

27.

I 82 I

Oct

9.

1822

May

14.

1823

l'"eb

9.

'797

[••eb. 13.

Ji'iy7.

1 S08
1818

Aug. 2<),
Se|)t. 21,

1823
1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 433

WILLIS Mrs. Abigail, widow of William, at

Newport, ag-id 82 years, Feb. 2, 1825

Elisha, at Taunton, aged 50 years. Gazette
of Feb. 19, 1825

WILLISTON Ebenezer, of Privateer Active,
from hardship as a prisoner of war at New-
port, at Gen. Hospital, Hristol. Gazette of April 18, 1778

Rev. Noah, at New Haven. Gazette of Nov. 23, 181 1

WILLOBER John, drowned in the mill pond, at

Hunter, N. Y., July 12, 1822

WILMARTH Timothy, Esq.,at Glocester. Ga-
zette of May 5, 1781

Olive, youngest daughter of Daniel, at Reho-

both, in 20th year, Dec. 18, 18 10

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Samuel N., at See-

konk, in 30th year. Gazette of Jan. 7, 1815

George, son of Abel, of Lyndon, Vt., in 22d
year, June 7, 1815

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Daniel, at Rehoboth,

in 69th year, March 25, 1822

Timothy, Escj. He commanded a company
in Sullivan's expedition to Rhode Island,
and was in the action ; had been judge of
the County Court and member of Assem-
bly, and State Senator; at Glocester, in
72d year, July 28, 1815

Lucy, eldest daughter of Daniel, at Reho-
both, aged 51 years. May 10, 1822

Mary, widow of Nehemiah, of Seekonk, in

187th year, in this town. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1825

WILSON Thomas, alias John Hurrin, executed
at Philadelphia, for the murder of William
Hewitt, in 1768, Jan. i, 1774

Daniel, executed at Providence, April 29, 1774

Capt. Jonathan, of Bedford, killed at Lexing-
ton, April 19, 1775

Isaac, died at Halifax, a prisoner of war, be-
tween Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

John, executed at Philadelphia, for desertion, Sept. 2, 1778

Surgeon , killed in action, at Annes.

Gazette of July 21, 1781

Mrs. I^lizabeth, widow of John, at Ho].>kiiiton,

Mass. Gazette of March 7, 1789

Rt. Rev. Christopher, Lord Bishop of Bristol,

ling. Gazette of June 23, 1792

Hannah, daughter of the late William, in her

17th year, March 17, 1795

Mrs. , of the American company of

comedians, in this town. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1796

4;J4 VITAL UKCOIU) OF KJIODK ISLAND

\\'ILS(^N James, Esq., one of the associate
justices of the Supreme Court of the
I'iiited States, at lulcnton. Gazette of Sej)t. 22, 1798

John, seaman of the I'. S. frigate Constella-
tion, in action with a I<"rench shij), l-'eb. i, 1800

Hannah, widow of William, in 47th year.

(jazette of Dec. 13, iSoo

John, of this town, at sea. (iazette of April 10, 1802

John, at Haltimore, July ig, 1802

James, at Walkill, N. Y., m 17th year, from

a bite of a mad dog bitten 4 months since, l'"eb. 7, 1804

William, at Newport, at an advanced age.

(Jazette of March 17, 1804

James, merchant, at Alexandria. Gazette of July -O, 1805

Mrs. Sarah, widow of the late John, in 49th
year. Ajiril ig, 1S06

John, late of New \'ork, at Nassau, New
Providence, one of the editors of the Ba-
hama Royal (iazette. (iazette of Jul\- 22, i8og

Miss I'jnily, daughter of the late Judge Wil-
son, at Norristown, near i'hiladelphia. Ga-
zette of Nov. 25, 1809

Daniel, at Killiugl)', Ct., aged 66 years, after

one hour's illness, (iazette of Now 3, 1810

Capt. Heni)', late of the Hon. h'.ast India
Comjiany's .Service, at his home in Colyton,
Devonshire, Kng. ; he is noted by his pub-
lished narrative of the rescue of the crew
of the ship Antelo])e, on the I'ellen Islands,
in 1783; he served with honor in the navy.
(iazette of No\'. 17, 1810

Capt. Alexander, of sloop Liberty, from New
York, di'owncd in the Potomac vvith three
se.imcn, li)' a si|uall overturning the boat.
Gazette ol Nov. 9, 181 1

Mrs. Thiimas, ].)erishcd in the burning of the

theatre, at Richmond, \'a., Dec. 26, 181 1

William M., in this town, in 49th year, Feb. 15, 1812

Robert, late editor of the Royal (iazette and
liahama Advertiser, formerly of New York,
at Nassau, N. !'., March 2, 1812

Mrs. Mar)', wife of Thomas, at Bristol, in
67th year. May 24, 1812

Rev. Andrew, ]iastor of the Associate Re-
formed Church, in Senaca ; was a native
of Ireland and educated at the L'niversity
of (ilasgow, at (ieneva, Vt. (iazette of July 25, 1812

Mr. — , shot by Mr. Bell in a turkey

hunt, in the dusk of the woods, accidentally,

near Raleigh, N. C. (iazette of June 15, 1816

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— DEATHS 435

WILSON John, only son of John, in this town,

aged 9 months, 26 days, July 14, 1816

David, of Port William, (Jallatin Co., Ky.,

is now 78 years old ; has had four wives

and 42 children ; his oldest child is 16

years younger than himself ; his second

wife had five children at two births in

II months ; he is a native of Pennsvlvania,

and a laborer. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1816

John, at Jamaica, W. I., while bathing was

devoured by a shark. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1816

Robert, a seaman, belonging to the brig

Attorney, from Savannah, at the Marine

hospital, in this town, July 16, 1817

Thomas, late Mayor of Richmond, Va., (Ma-
sonic honors). Gazette of May 16, 1818
Thomas, drowned, in Ohio Gazette of May i, 1819
John, of the brig William Henry, killed in

an action with pirates, P"eb. 16, 1820

Patrick, a slave dealer, murdered by negroes.

Gazette of Nov. 16, 1820

Henry, son of Rev. James, in this town, in

13th year, Dec. 6, 1820

Mrs. Sabra E., at Pawtucket, in 22d year, F"eb. 16, 1821

Ann, killed accidentally by discharge of a

gun in hands of her brother Peter, at Co-
vert, Seneca Co., N. Y., Aug. 6, 1821
William, son of George, in this town, in 6th

year, Sept. 24, 1821

George, in this town, in 36 h year. May 28, 1822

Midshipman Mason, U. S. Navy, at New Or-
leans. Gazette of Dec. 4. 1822
William, at Vernon, N. J., went out to catch

a mess of fish, slipped, fell into the river

and was drowned, leaves wife and 5 chil-
dren, June 8, 1823
Robert, his wife and two children, at Natchez.

of the fever, Aug. 26, 1823

Charles, of Ashford, Ct., aged 38 years, at

Beckett, Mass., had been absent four days

when found frozen and dead. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1823

John, of Joy, Me., aged about 30 years, burnt

to death, at Brooks, Me., Feb. 7, 1S24

William, uncle of Rev. Mr. Wilson, of this

town, president of Bank of Baltimore, and

long a successful merchant, in that city.

Gazette of April 7, 1824

Gen. James Jefferson, editor of " Trenton

True American." Had been U. S. Sena-;

tor several times, member of Assembly for

4;i(j VITAL RECOKI) OK imODP: ISLAND

WILSON :

several years, and at death ])iistniaster of
Trenton, N.J. (la/.ette of Aug. 4, 1S24

William T., son of William, in this town, aged

14 months, Oct. 4, 1S24

l'"rederick, son of George, in this town, aged

I year, i month, 17 days, April 27, 1825

Thomas, at Dimifnes, luig., aged 74 years.
For 63 years he rang the bell seven times
on Sunday, anil three times other days,
with occasional ringings amounted to about
100,000 limes. He was blind but a very
ingenious turner. Ciazette of June i, 1825

WILTSHIRE Moses, an luiglishman. found
in open action on an American ])ri\'ateer
and executed. Gazette of Oct. 2, 181 3

WIMHLETON Lieut. , of the Valiant,

killed in action, off Monserrat, April — , 1782

WI1\IS Thomas, at Luani, Ireland, aged 117

years. Gazette of April 7, 1792

WINCH Mrs. Ann, widow of Henry, at New-

])ort, aged 42 years. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1824

WINCH KLL James M., A. M., formerly of this
town, and pastor ot l<"irst Haptist Church,
lioston, Feb. 22, 1820

Mrs. Tamma, widow of Rev. James !\L. late
].)a.stor of First Ixiptist Church Hoston, at
North East. N. Y., in 30th year, June 15, 1820

W'illiam, aged 9 years, died Aug. 25 ; Seldon,
aged 8 years, died Aug. 31 ; Norman, aged
7 years, Se|it. S ; Jason, aged 5 years, Sept.
8, and Alfred, aged 3 years, .Sejit. 10, all
sons of Ca])t. Norman, of l?erlin. Gazette
of Oct. 5, 1825

W1NCH1':STER Nathan, died at llalifa.x, a
prisoner of war, between Nov. 23, 1776,
and Dec. 26, 1777

, son of Deacon Winchester, of Hrook-

line, in the Androscoggin ri\-cr. May — , 1795

Rev. Elhunan, at Hartford, aged 46 years,
preacher of the Doctrine of Universal Res-
toration. Gazette of April 29, 1797
William, ICsq., at Baltimore, m 02d year, April 23, 1812
\VINDI<:R William, ICsq., in Maryland. Ga-
zette of July 23, 1808
Levin, late Governor of Maryland, a short

time since. Gazette of Nov. 27, 18 19

Gen. William H., at Baltimore, member of

Maryland bar, May 23, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 437

WING Sylvanus, at Rehoboth, in 44th year.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1778

David, Jr., F^sq., secretary of .state for Ver-
mont. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1806

WINGS Ensign , of Lt. Col. Fletcher's

Regiment, killed in action, at Annes. Ga-
zette of July 21, 1 78 1

WINK HOUSE Rev. , at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Oct. 2G, 1793

WINMAN William, son of the late Philip, of
this town, aged 20 years, at sea, on passage
from Port-au-Prince to Havana, Feb. 28, 1817

WINNE Mrs. Mary, murdered by negroes, at

Edenton, N. C. Gazette of Jan. 22. 1823

WINNS Gen. Thomas, at Hertford Co., N. C,
aged 65 years, soldier of the Revolution ;
had served many years in the Legislature
and Congress. Gazette of July 9, 1825

WINSHIP Ja.son, of Menotomy, killed at Lex-
ington, April 19, 1775

Thomas, wounded at Lexington, April 19, 1775

Anna, widow, at Charlestown, Mass., aged

100 years. Gazettte of Feb. 8, 1806

WINSLOP2 Thomas, Esq., aged 146 years, at
Tipperary, Ireland ; he was a captain in the
reign of Charles I, and came with Oliver
Cromwell, a lieutenant colonel into Ireland; Aug. — , 1766
WINSLOW Hon. John, in 71st year, at Hing-

ham, April 17, 1774

Reuben, shipwright, in 57th year. Gazette of F"eb. 21, 1795

Job, of Warren, four.d drowned in the river,

near India Point, Dec. 9, 1795

Abner, of Bristol, at Garee, Africa, May — , 1798

Gilbert, of Providence, at sea, on board the

brig Eliza. Gazette of June 28, i-8oo

Joshua H., son of the General, of Boston, at

sea, aged 20 years. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1805

Mrs. Catharine, wife of Thomas, of New
York, at the Pennsylvania Hospital, where
she had been insane upward of 27 years ;
buried in St. Paul's Church Yard, Phila-
delphia, Feb. loth, 181 1, died Feb. 8, 181 1

Mrs. Mary, widow of Reuben, in this town,

in 70th year, Oct. 4, 181 1

Mrs. Mary, wife of John L., in 38th year, F"eb. 10, 1816

Mrs. Mary, wife of John L., at Tiverton, in

24th year, May 28, 18 17

Jeremiah, suddenly, in 41st year, June 4, 1820

Benjamin, in North Carolina ; had been hunt-
ing deer, by accident he came in contact

4,-JS Xri'AL KKCOKl) OK KHoDl-: ISLAND

WIN SLOW ;

wilh a string set to a gun to kill bears ;

the gun tlischarged its contents and i<illed

him. Ciazette of Dec. lo, 1823

Dea. libenezer, aged 8.S ye.iis, at Jieikeley,

M'lss , Sept. 20, 1824

Mary I'^lizabeth, daughter of Job, in this

town, aged i year, 9 months, Sej^it. 22, 1825

WIN SON Capt. Abraham, eldest son of Rev.

Jose])h, late of (ilocester, agetl 74 years,

at said i:)lace, leaves wife and 10 chiklren ;

his horse ran away and upset his wagon. Nov. I, 181 3

WIXSOR Mary, widow of Kev. Samuel, i'n 89th

year, Dec. 21, 1771

Mrs. Mercy, wife of Kew John, at Smithlield,

in 49th year, June 4, 1776

l"'reelove, wife of ()lney, in her 28th \ear, I-'eb. 17, 1783

iJeb.Mah, wife of Re\'. Joseph, at (ilocester,

in 71st year, Aug. 23. 1785

Ahiahani, at Smitiifield, in 32d )eai-, June 27, 1787

.Sarah, wife of Christo[iher, also the ne.\t day

theii- only daughter, in 20th year, at Mari-
etta, Ohio, Marcfi 3, 1790
De.i. Joshua, at Glocester. in 88th \'ear. (ia-

zette of J)cc. 31, 1796

Col Abraham, at Smithheld, in 78th \ear.

(jazette of Aiiril 21. 1798

Mrs. Zelota. wife of lienjamin. and daughter

of the late Job AngeJl, ot Smithfield. at

Johnston, Dec. 1 1, 1800

J.uiies. .it Johnston, in 421! year. Dec. 12. 1801

Re\'. Jose[)h, at (ilocester, .iged 88 ye.irs,

I I months. .Se])t 4, 1802

Mrs. Sarah, widow of C'dl .Xbi.di.im, at

Smithfield, in 78th \ear. CJazette ot Nov. 13. 1802

Rev. Samuel, at Johnston, in 8ist year, Jan. 26, 1803

Abigail, wife of Dutee, at .Smithfield, m 45tli

year, Jan. 5, 1804

Olney, son of Isaac, at Johnston, in 20th

year, Jan. 16, 1804

Simeon, son of Isaac, at Johnston, aged 13

years, (the second son lost within 4 days), Jan. 20, 1804

Isaac, at Johnston, in 56th year, Jan. I, 1805

Kvv. John, at Dudley, Mass, aged 8; )'ears;

had been an elder of a baptist Society in

SniithtieJd u]nvards of 50 \ears. (ia/ette

ol April 9, i8o.s

Mrs. Haii)aia, wife o| Llisiia, at ('ilocester,

in 49th ye.'ir, June 30, 1812

W'illiam, son of Dutee, JOsq , of .Smithfield,

in this town, in 29th year, Jan. 4, 181 5

PROVTDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH8 439

WINSOR Mrs. Anne, widow of Rev. Samuel,

at Johnston, in 78th year, July 13, 1816

Miss Zelota, only daughter of IJcnjamin, at

Johnston, aged 17 years, I'^ob. 23, 1818

Sally, aged 19 years ; Amey, aged 10 years ;

Adire, aged 16 years ; Freeborn, aged 22

years ; children of Stephen, at Foster, of

throat distemper. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1818

Ira, in this town, aged 55 years, Ajiril 19, 1819

Elisha, at Glocester, in 6ist year, June 15, 1820

Anan, formerly of Glocester, and son of Rev.

Joseph, at Norwich, N. Y., aged 71 years, Dec 30, 1820
Daniel, Esq., President of the Smithfield

Exchange Bank, at Smithfield, in 6ist

year, June 17, 1823

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Rev. Joseph, of

Glocester, at Scituate, aged 105 years, 9

months and a few days ; professed religion

in early life ; her maiden name was Taylor,

and she was born a mile from where she

died ; her first husband was Joshua An-

gell by whom she had 7 sons and 5 daugh-
ters, of whom 4 followed her to the grave ;

married, second, Joseph Potter, of Provi-
dence, and third, at the age of 70 years,

Mr. Winsor, with whom she lived 15 years ;

was a little deaf, but eyesight good to the

last ; Oct. 12, 1823

Mary, wife of lion Samuel, at Glocester, in

63d year, April 28, 1825

WINTER Jacob, died at Halifax, a prisoner of

war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

Capt. Francis, of schooner Murre, of this

port, at Washington, N. C., native of Bath,

Mass., Oct. 14, 181 1

WINTP2RS Thomas, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

WINTHROP Basil, at New Lo' don. Gazette

at F'eb. 2, 1771

Hannah, widow of Hon. John, Esq., at Cam-
bridge. Gazette of May 15, 1790
Thomas Lindall, Jr., at Philadelphia, late of

Boston, aged 22 years, Jan. 12, 1812

Mrs. , wife of Francis B., Esq., and

youngest daughter of Moses Rogers, Esq.,

at New York, aged 25 years. Gazette of April 23, 1814
Hon. James, LL. D., at Cambridge, in 70th

year, Sept. 26, 1821

Hon. William, at Cambridge, aged 71 years.

Gazette of Feb. 16, 1825

440 VITAL KECOKl) oK KHOOK I8L,AX1J

WIXTHROP Mrs. Elizabeth Howdoin, wife .if

lion. Thomas L., at liostoii. (jazette of July 27, 1825

WIRT Robert Gamble, son of William, Attorney

(jeneral of the V . S., at Havre tie Grace,

France, Oct. 31, 1824

WLSIC John, at Warwick, agetl about go years ;

was born in the landgrave of Hesse Cas-

sell, Ger. ; left there 1756; was a soldier

under Wolfe, at Quebec; became a resident

of Ivast Greenwich, and served in the Rev-
olution. Gazette of March 6, 1822
WISEMAN Don Joseph, His Catholic Majesty's

vice Consul for Rhode Island, aged 49

)'ears, (obituary in ne.xt number). Ga-
zette of Aug. 3, 1805
WISXP2R John, at Willistown, I'enn , aged 23

years ; on account of missing money from

his desk, he fi.xed a revolver so to discharge

il the desk was opened ; he was the first

\ictiin. (iazette of April 13, 1820

WISTAR William, at rhiLidelpliia, merchant.

(iazette of Aug. 22, i8ui

Daniel, of I'hiladelphia, at (Jermantown,

I'eiin. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1805

Cas])er, M. D., professor nf anatoni)', L'ni\-er-

sitv of Pennsylvania, aged 56 \ears, at

I'hiladelphia, " ' Jan. 22, 1818

WI.SWl-:i.E Mrs Mary, at Whiting, Vt.. aged

84 \c irs ; hei' gown caught tire. (Ja/ctte

of ' l''eb. 13. 1819

WITH REEL Joshua, at .Salem, aged 89 ye rs,

grandson ot Rev. William, one of the first

ministers at Plymouth, (iazette of Jan. 15, 1774

WITllV Mrs. Mary^at Chester, Penn.aged 76

\cars. (jazettc of Jan. 27. iSio

WITM/\N William, Democratic candidate for

Congress from Berks Co., I'enn., very sud-
denly, (iazette of (Jet. 22, 1808
WOl.COir Mrs. h;iizalH-Jli. wif.-ui ||,,n, Oliver.

at I.itchtield, Ct. ( iazette ot Oct. 5, 1805

(_)liver, son of the late Capt. John, at Cumber-

laml, in 20th year, Aug. 4, 1820

WC)EFh" Henry Robert, e.xecutetl for piracy, at

Charleston, S. C , May 12, 1820

W(_)()I) William, aged 113 years, at Eandgate,

Northumberland, ICng. (iazette of (~)ct. 7, 1769

Dr. James, died at Halita.x, a i)risoner ot war,

between Nov. 2}, 1776, and Dec. 26. 1777

Ensign , of the 15th regiment, killed

in actimi at Aiines. (iazette of July 21, 1781

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 44I

WOOD Mary, wife of Capt. Peleg. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1790

Mrs. Hannah, at Bristol, in 84th year. Ga-
zette of Sept. 6, 1794

Royal, of Little Compton, at Surinam, in

2 1st year. Gazette of March 29, 1800

Capt. Godfrey, of Newport, at sea on his pas-
sage from the Havana, in 29th year. Ga-
zette of July 30, 1803

Mrs. Ruth, at Philadelphia, in looth year.
She remembered when the forest trees
stood in Walnut street from F'ourth to the
Delaware. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1804

Mrs. Klizabeth, wife of Capt. I'eleg, Jr., and
eldest daughter of the late Oliver R. War-
ner, Esq., at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1805

Capt. Thomas, at Glocester, aged about 70
years. Gazette of

Benjamin, at Havana. Gazette of

Capt. Peleg, at Newport, in 44th year. Ga-
zette of

Joseph, late of the custom hous^, at New
York, aged 22 years. Gazette of

Brig. Gen. Abiel, at Wiscassett, Me., aged
67 years; a firm patriot,

William, at Warwick, in 78th year, a soldier
of the Revolution,

Miss Elizabeth, at Newport, daughter of the
late Capt. Peleg, in i6th year.

Gen. James, an officer of the Revolution, and
formerly Governor of Virginia, at Rich-
mond, Va. Gazette of

Ephraim, Judge of the County Court, at Con-
cord, aged 81 years,

Ehrick John Matthias, only son of Major J.
B. Wood, aged 8 months,

Jonathan, at Warren, in 23d year. Gazette
of

Jeremiah, of Lancaster, Kng , on board the
brig Mary, on her passage from Charles-
ton to this port, of the stranger's fever.
Gazette of Sept. 27, 1817

Jeremiah and Sylvanus, sons of Sylvanus, at
Middleboro, Mass., broke through the ice
while skating and were drowned, Feb. 10, 1818

Thomas Winfield, infant son of Thomas, in

this town, March 17, 1818

Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of William, at W'ar-

wick, in 8ist year, Dec. 30, 1818

Capt. Joseph, of Newport, master of schooner
Venus, of this port ; was drowned in Rio

Aug. 29,
Nov. 28,

1807
1807

Jan. 6,

iSio

Feb. 2,

1811

Aug. 12,

1811

Oct. 8,

1812

/larch 1 1,

1813

July 3.

1813

April 8,

J814

Oct. 26,

1815

Sept. 9,

1816

442 VITAL KP'.COHI) OF lUloDE 1SI<AND

WOOD :

Janeiro river, leaves wife aiul two dauj^hters, Sept. 10.1819
(See i.ssue of Jan. 27, 1S20.)
Josluia Croeker, son of Col. J. B., in this

town, aged 3 years, March 3, 1820

Sarah, wife of C)'rus, at Cranston, aged 39

years, July 28, 1820

Thomas, a natixe of this town, at Savannah,

Ga., aged 30 years, Oct. 13, 1820

Noah Mason, at Swan/.ey, aged ^^ years, Oct. iS, 1820

Jane Canady, daughter of Jose|)h, at Paw-
tucket, in 6th year. Gazette of Oct. 31, 182 1
Ca]it. , of I'ulteneyville, N. Y., lost on

Lake Ontario, ' Dec. 19, 1821

J. , of Providence, died at sea on board

brig Pocahontas. Gazette of March 23, 1822

Mrs. Margaret, widow of Cap . Peleg, at

New[)ort, aged y^i years. Gazette of May 4, 1822

John, native of Scotland, for more than 20

years resident of the United States, at

Richmond, \'.i.; was a [jrofou nd mathema-
tician, and a tiTie draughtsman; had nearly

com]3leted a ma|i of Virginia by counties.

(iazette of May 29, 1822

Mrs. Anna A., wife of Sumner, m this town,

aged 45 years, July 3. 1822

Oliver \V. W., of Newfiort, aged 23 years, on

board U. S. Ship Macedonian, July 20, 1822

Midshipman (). VV. \V., of the Macedonian,

of the lever. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1822

Mr. , at Boston, master of .South Bos-
ton .School, and Congregational preacher

there. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1822

Burrell, son of Stuteley, at Warwick, m 20th

year, of the fever, Nov. 3, 1822

Betsey W., wife of lion. Wilkes, at Middle-

boro, Dec. 12, 1822

Mrs. Mary, wife of Dr. William, aged 55

years, at Dighton, ' May 9, 1823

Isaac, at Taunton, a Re\'olutionaiy petisioner, Sept. 14, 1823
Isa.ic, at T.umton, aged 73 years, a Revolu-
tionary pensioner, Gazette of Sept. 20, 1823
Rev. Abraham, jiastor of church, at Chester-

fiekl, N. II., aged 75 years and 51st of his

ministr)-, a graduate of Harvard, 1767, and

ordained Dec. 31, 1772. (Jazette of Oct. 29, 1823

Rufus, at .South Bridgewater, aged 14 years.

Gazette of ' Nov. 29, 1823

Edward Whiting, child of Col. J. 15., aged 2

years 6 months, in this town, Dec. 19, 1823

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATH 8 443

WOOD Asa C, artificer of Co. B, ist rcgt. U.
S. Artillery, at Newport, aged 43 years,
formerly of VValpole, N. H. Gazette of March 24, 1.S24

Jillson, at Cumberland, in 46th year, Sept. 5, 1824

Rev. Asahel, pastor of Baptist Church, at
Putney, Vt., aged 55 years. He gave :he
whole of his estate to the Baptist Mission-
ary and Education Societies after his wife's
death. Gazette of Dec. 8, 1824

Jonathan, at Ashburnham, aged 52 years ;

suffocated in a well, Sept. i, 1825

WOODARD Jacob, in this town, in 85th year, Aug. 5, 1822

WOODBRIDGE Hon. Enoch, Chief Justice,
State of Vermont, at Virgennes, Va. Ga-
zette of May 25, 1805

F"rances Ann, daughter of Samuel, aged 20

years, at Norwich, Ct., Jan. 13, 1806

Mrs. Jane I^obbins, wife of D , Jr., Esq.,

at Marietta, Ohio, aged 18 years, daughter
of Benjamin Ives Gilman, Esq. Gazette
of Nov. 26, 1808

WOODBURN Charles, aged i year, 8 months,
son of John and Mehitable, at London-
derry, N. H., July 5, 1825

Washington, aged 4 years, 8 months, son of
John and Mehitable, at Londonderry,
N. H., July 5, 1825

Mary Ann, aged 3 years, 5 months, daughter
of John and Mehitable, at I^ondonderry,
N. H., July II, 1825

WOODBURY James, second master, killed on
board frigate Chesapeake, in action with
the Shannon,

Mrs. Eliza, wife of Capt. Manley G.. formerly
of New London, Ct., at Norwich, Vt.,
aged ^J years. Gazette of
WOODCOCK Nathaniel, at Attleboro, aged 64
years, suddenly,

Mrs. Rebecca, formerly of Attleboro, wife of
Nathaniel, at Thomastown, Me., aged 56
years. Gazette of
WOODFALL George, printer, at Craigs Court,
Charing Cross, Eng.,

Mr. , the reporter of the parliamen-
tary debates, in England. Gazette of

Henry Sampson, 40 years editor of the Pub-
lic Advertiser m which the celebrated
"Junius Letters" first ajipeared, in Lon-
don, aged 67 years.

June I.

1813

March 5,

1823

Dec. 27,

1770

June 19,

1813

Dec. 25,

1772

Oct. I,

1803

Dec. 12,

1805

444 VITAL HKCOHI) OK JUIODK ISLAND

WOODIIAI.I. Rev. Dr. John, pa.stor of Presby-
terian Church, at Freehold, N. J. Ga-
zette of Dec. 1 8. 1824
WOODIIOUSI-: Washington, [Hinter, at Phila-
delphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793
Dr. James, at Philadelphia, in 39th year,
professor of chemistry in University of
Penn., June 4, 1809
WOODHULL Rev. Nathan, :U Newtown, L. I.,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, in 54th
year. Gazette of March 17. 1810
W00DLP:Y William, Esq., Captain General
and Comma' der-in-Chief of the British
Leeward Carribe.m Islands, at St. Kitts.
Gazette of July 13, 1793
WOODMAN Miss Elizabeth, daughter of the
late Capt. Richard, at New[)iirt, in 34th
year. Gazette of March 17, 1804
Mrs. Temperance D., wife of Job, in 23d

year, Dec. 30, 1S15

Mrs. Mary, wife of Joli, at Little Compton,

in 22d year, March 29, 1820

Job, at Newport, in 57th )'ear, Jan. i, 1821

Miss Susan, eklest daughter of the late Capt.

I'iii.hard, at Newpiort, in 6Lst year, April 5, 1821

Job, at Louisville, Geo., formerly of this

town, in 32d year, July 13, 1822

Hon, Charles, speaker of the House of I\ep-
resentatives of New Hampshire, and can-
didate for Congress, at Dover, N. H. Ga-
zette of Nov. 6, 1822
WOODRUFI'" Mrs. Abigail, formerly of Phila
(lel])hia, at residence of her sister, Mrs.
Manning, in this town, in 69th year, Sept. 26, 1812
Isaac, drowned olf Mre Place, Brookline,

L. I., Nov. 5, 1813

WOODS Henjamm, ICscj., United States District
Attorney for Nortli Carolina, at Newbern,
N. C. Gazette of May 14, 1808

Gen. John, of Pittsburg, Penn., member of
Congress of that state, at Brunswick Co.,
\'a. (lazette of Jan. 11, 1817

John, at Ciostnagally, near Dungannon, Ire-
land, aged 122 years; his wife had died
about two years since at the age of 82
years. Gazette of June 27, 1S18

WOODWARD William, of Francis, fell while
carrying a log of wood and died instantly
near Annapolis, Md., Jan. 4, 1767

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 445

WOODWARD Hannah, wife of William, in this

town. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1801

Warham, at Charleston, S. C, aged 39 years,
a native of Massachusetts. Gazette of Aug. 11, 1804

John, merchant, at New London, aged 53

years. Gazette of Jan. 12, 1805

John, at Seekonk, aged 63 years. Gazette of May 4, 1816

Noadiah Watson, aged 24 years, son of Jon-
athan and late preceptor of the 3d District
school in this town, July 26, 181 7

Jonathan, aged 56 years, (Masonic honors), Aug. 8. 1817

Dr. Edward, at Norfolk, Va., aged 25 years,
late surgeon of frigate United States, lately
returned from the Mediterranean in the
frigate Constellation. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1818

Charles Sabins, infant son of William, Jr.,

aged 8 months, 23 days, Sept. 25, 1820

Mrs. Sarah H., vvife of Elkanah, at Taunton,

aged 27 years. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1821

Samuel, at Seekonk, in 78th year, Aug. 17, 1822

Susannah S., daughter of Luther, in this

town, in 6th year. May 14, 1823

George, at Taunton, aged ^J years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27, 1823

Robert, in this town, aged 27 years. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27, 1823

Mrs. Susannah, wife of Luther, in this town,
aged 25 years. Feb. 9, 1824

WOODWORTH Caleb, of Norwich, Ct., at

Cranston, aged about 50 years, Nov. 28, 1823

Selah, killed by the bursting of a swivel, at

Johnstown, N. Y. Gazette of July 27, 1825

WOOL Jeremiah, Esq., at New York, in 92(1
year, many years an alderman of that city.
Gazette of May 2, 1807

WOOLCOT Hon. Roger, formerly Governor of

Connecticut, at Windsor, May 17, 1767

WOOLS Stephen, of the Company of Come-
dians, at New York, in 70th year. Ga-
zette of June 29, 1799
WOOLEY James, at Trenton, N. J., of Society

of Friends. Gazette of Feb. 27, 1813

WOOSTER Major General David, died of
wounds received in the Danbury E.xpedi-
tion, May 2, 1777

Mrs. Mary, widow of Gen. David, who fell
in defence of his country during the late
Revolutionary struggle, at New Haven,
Ct. Gazette of June 20, 1807

44(i \ITAL liKCOUl) OK 1!H()I)K ISLAND

\\'( )l<('lvSri':K Rev. S.inuicl, I). I), of S.ilum,
aged 50 yeais, at 15rainei(l, Clieinkee
Nation, June 7, 1S21

W'ORDEN I'eter, formerly elder of a Haptist
Church at Coventry, R. I., at Adams,
Mass., in 80th year, to where he and his
comi-iany removed in 1764-5. Gazette of March 5, 1808

\\■()]^:(■.INS Mrs. Mary, at Newport, at a very

ad\anced age Ciazette of July 30, 1791

\V()RMLEY John Taylor, memhei' of Senior
Class. R. I. College, at sea, on his passage
to Norfolk, Va. Gazette of ' Feb. 28, i. So 1

\\"()RM1':L1<:Y Hon. Ralph, in \'irginia. aged

64 years. Gazette ot l'"eb. 15, 1806

WORONZOW Count, the Russian Im|ierial

Chancellor, in Russia. Gazette of March 22, 1806

WORTH INGTON Midshijiman , of the

L'. .S. frigate Constitution, killed in a tluel
with Midshiimian (iuilKird of the same
ship, at I'ort Mahon, I-"eb. 4, 1822

W'R.Xiril Roliert, an engineer; was at work
on the engine of the steamboat .Sciota,
w hen his foot got caught in the niachiner)'
and was so crushed that he died at once;
leaves wife and fmu' children, at Cincinnati,
Ohio. Gazette of March ?3, 1825

W'R.'W David, executed at Augusta. Me, July i, 1822

WRIGHT Mr. ; he had whetted his s.m's

scythe after which the son not obseiving
his father's [josition swung at the gr.iss but
in so doing cut his f.ither's left leg so se-
verely that he bled to death in a few min-
utes,'at WestfortI, Mass., Aug. 22, 1 77 1
Klizaheth, aged 78 years, at Xorlhtlcld ; she
was the mother of 14 children, 21 gr.uul
and 56great-gr;uulchildren, of whom 50 fol-
lowed her to the gra\'e; she had been mar-
ried 58 years. Gazette of Now 14, 1772
George, at Newpoit, (ia/ctte of May 17, 1788
Ann, wife of Capt. lienj.imin and daughter
of the late Charles Harden, I'^sq., at New-
]iort, in 49th year, (iazette of Aug. 28, 1790
Henjamin, Jr., youngest son ot Ca|>t. Henja-

min, at Newport, April 7, 1791

Mr , linnier, at I'hihidelphia. Ga-
zette of .Sept 21, 1795
Capt. Picnjainin, kite of Xcwpoit, at Jamaica.

Ga/i-tte of Jan. 10, 1795

Ch.ules 15., at Newport, in 23d 3ear. (ia-
zette of ' Ajjril 9. 1796

May 14,

1796

l'"eb, 9,

1797

A"g- 4.

■79«

Sejit. 15,

1798

Nov. 9,

'799

May 9,

1807

May 28,

1808

March 26,

1809

PROVIDKNCE (iAZETTE— DEATHS 44.7

WRIGHT Aniey, wife of Asahel, and daughter

of the late Christopher Jenckes, at Smit-

hfield. Gazette of
Samuel, of New Shoreham, drowqed near

Block Island by the oversetting of a boat,
Asabel, a native of this town, at Savannah,

Geo. Gazette of
David, Esq., at Norwich, Ct., aged 42 years.

Gazette of
Betsey, daughter of Aaron, in 18th year.

Gazette of
Miss Cornelia, daughter of Aaron, formerly

of this town, at Boston, aged 18 years,
D , daughter of the late Joseph, at Hub-

berdson. Mass., aged 14 years; was

drowned in attempting to cross a pond on

a raft which separated. Gazette of
Polly, only daughter of Aaron, for several

years a resident of this town, at Boston,

aged 29 years,
Mrs. Ruth, wife of Amos, and daughter of

Jonathan Peck, at Warren, in 33d year, Feb. i, 181 1

Samuel, from an encounter in a duel, at

Baltimore. Gazette of May 4, 181 1

Rachel, of Newport, aged 70 years, widow of

George, formerly of St. Christopher's, in

this town, July 5, 1813

Mrs. Lucy, wife of Potter, and only daughter

of Kliphalet l-'uller, of Uedham, in 27th

year. May 19, 18 16

Griffith, in England, aged 87 years ; he es-
tablished Wrights Leeds Intelligence, in

175 1. Gazette of
Rev. Job, at Barnardstovvn, Mass., aged 85

years. Gazette of
Mrs. Jerusha, widow of Capt. John, of New-
port, in this town, in 84th year,
Benjamin, Jr., executed at Chardon, Ohio,

for murder. Gazette of
Charles, at New York, aged 70 years, of

Society of Friends. Gazette of
Mrs. Susannah, wife of Alanda, at Coven-

dish, Vt., aged 27 years,
Alanda, at Covendish, Vt., aged 29 years,
WURMSER General , at Vienna, Austria.

Gazette of
WYATT Capt. Standfast, at Newport, in 79th

year. Gazette of
Lemuel, at Rehoboth, aged 83 years. Ga-
zette of

Jan. 30,

1819

Veh. 8,

1823

April 9,

1823

June 7,

1823

Oct. 23,

1824

Jan. 30,
Feb. 1,

1825
1825

Nov. 4,

1797

Oct. 18,

1800

[arch 21,

1807

44,S VITAL KWOKl) OK RHODK ISLAMD

WYATT Samuel, at Middlctown, in 71st year, July 31, 1813

■ , murtlered by James l^mie, at Cheraw,

S. C, ' Sc]n. 17, 1824

\V^'1•".R William, at Bustoji, aged 28 years, July 12, 1825

WYKOFF Edward, at Conhecton, N. Y., aged
about 40 years ; in taking honey from a
tree, he was stung by a bee on the ear ; he
instantly became faint, in six minutes
speechless, and died within an hour. (Ja-
zette of

\\'YLF2Y Mrs. , at an advanced age, at

New York. Gazette of
WYLIh: Nathaniel W.. of I'hiladelphia, printer,
at Haltimore, in 27th yeai'. Gazette of

WYLIA'S Major , killed, (iazetteof

I loll. George, Secretary ol .State of Con-
necticut, at Hartford, in 86th year,
George, Secretary of State of Connecticut,

at Martford, in S6th year, (jazette of
Mrs. Mary, wife of Gen. Samuel, at Hart-

foid, Ct. Gazette of
Mrs. Amelia, wife of Col, llezekiah and
daughter of the late Judge Dyer, of Wind-
ham, at Hartford, Ct., in 6Sth year,
(icn. .Samuel, at Hartford, aged 85 years, a
soldier of the Revolution. Gazette of
WYMAN Jabez, of Menotomy, killed at Le.xnig-
ton,
Nathaniel, killed at I,e.\ington,

, son ot Dea. Ihomas, .it I'ciu, \'t.,

aged 13 years, from the ca\ing of the cl.i)'

]iit. (iazette of Aug. 24,

T , Jr., at Winchendeii, aged 43 years,

thrown from his horse ()ct. 14 ; his lather
met a similar death; I )ec. 16,

\VYNK(.K3P Col. Cornelius, murdered by one

of his slaves, at Kingston, N. \'., Dec. 3,

Henry, of Philadelphia, merchant, at New

\'ork. Gazette u| Aug. 1 1,

WA'TIII'". George, Chancellor <il X'irginia. The
judge had a nejihew who livecl with him
who had forged checks on the bank, and
to avoid detection administered ])oison in
the coffee which caused the judge's death
and several others, i le lived long enough
to discover the fraud, and to ch.inge the
legacy left him in his will; at Richmond,
Va., June 8, 1806

George, Fsi|., Judge of the lligh Court of

Chancery, in \'irginia. (iazette of lune 21, 1806

Sept.

2 I

1820

Sept.

26,

1795

June

1 I,

1 808

Apri

I9.

1 79 1

April

24.

1796

April

30,

1796

Sept.

12,

1807

Jan.

'5.

1818

June

21,

1823

April

'9.

1775

y\pril

19.

1775

816

816
792

787

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS

449

X Y

YARD Mrs. Lucy, wife of Capt. Edward, and
daughter of Isaac Bowen, of this town, at
Philadelphia, in 23d year. Gazette of
YARNELL Peter, P>iend minister, at Philadel-
phia. Gazette of

Mordecai, at Wheeling, Va., a F"riend mer-
chant; a native of Penn. Gazette of
YATEM Joseph, at Philadelphia. Gazette of
YATES James, a son of his, aged 14 years, while
playing with other boys about the sawmill
fell between the flume and water wheel
and was killed, at U.xbridge,

Archibald. Gazette of

Samuel, late of this town, printer, at New-
port, at an advanced age. Gazette of

Mary, in 38th year, at Newport, daughter of
the late Samuel,

Samuel, son of the late Samuel, at Newport,
in 44th year,

Mrs. Mary, widow of Samuel, at Newport, in
75th year. Gazette of

Hon. Robert, foimerly Chief Justice of New
York, at Albany, aged 65 years. Gazette
of

Mary, of Sheffnal, died Aug. — , 1776, aged
128 years. Gazette of

Charles, merchant, at F"redericksburg, Va.,
aged 81 years. Gazette of

Samuel, formerly of this town, at Canandai-
gua, N. Y., in 34th year,

James W., son of the late Samuel, in this
town, aged 19 months.

Col. Robert L., in Virginia, from a kick of a
horse. Gazette of
YATTON Richard, died at Halifax, a prisoner

of war, between Nov. 23, 1776, and
YEAMANS Shute Shrimptun, in 48th year, at
London, Eng., was a native of Boston, and
a staunch friend of New England ; left a
handsome fortune to his only son, Shute,

, supposed to be his name; said he

was of Preston, Ct.; was delirious, found
dead at Richmond, with throat cut,

John, of Capt. Brown's Co., wounded (since
died), at Battle of Tippecanoe,

Nov. 13, 1802

March 31, 1798

Aug. 13, 1808
Oct. 12, 1793

March i, 1765
April 22, 1780

June 10, 1786
Jan. 23, 1796
Jan. 24, 1796

March i, 1800

Sept. 26, 1801
Oct. 15, 1803
Feb. 18, 1809
Nov. 2, 1821
Nov. 12, 1822
Oct. 4, 1823
Dec. 26, 1777

Sept. 10, 1769

Oct. 26, 1794
Nov. 7, 181 1

450 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

YEAMANS John, Jr., aged 30 years, inspector of

customs at Newjiort, Jan. 28, 1823

YEARGUIN Kchvard and his wife, killed by ■

lightning, at Bethesda, S. C. Gazette of July 27, 1825

YEATS Mrs. Hannah, widow, in this town, in

62d year. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1791

YEO Sir James Lucius, on passage from West

Indies to England. Gazette of Oct. 31, 1818

YERRINGTON .aged 19 years, drowned

while bathing, at Irondecjuot Ka\-, Lake

Ontario. Gazette of July 30, 1820

YONGE Capt. Charles, at liarrington, aged 81

years. He was younger brother of Rt.

Rev. John, Bishop of Norwich, Eng.; was

a native of England; came to this country

as a crown officer in 1760 ; served in the

American navy during the Revolution ;

was captured and carried to England, on

being released he returned to his family at

Harrington; buried May 10, 1813

YORK Edward Augustus, duke of, son of Ered-

eric, Prince of Wales, born ALirch 25, 1739,

created Knight of the Garter, June 14,

1752. died Sept. 17, 1767

YOLLOTT Capt. Jeremiah, at Baltimore. Ga-
zette of Feb. 16, 1805
YORK Cardinal, at Rume. Italy. This was the

last member of the Stuart family claiming

the British throne ; was allowed from the

privy purse ^4000 per annum; was 82 years

old. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1807

YOL^NG Mrs. Tabor, widow, (iazette of Oct. 30, 1773

Gideon, Jr., member of the Grenadier com-

j)any, and was buried under arms, died March 13, 1776

Solomon, died at Halifa.x, a prisoner of war,

between Nov. 23, 1776, and Dec. 26, 1777

William, his house at Scituate burnt. Mr.

Young is in his 76th year, and his wife in

her 6sth year; Nov. 27, 1782

Capt. Archibald, formerly a noted nautical

commander, a native of Hull, England, m

8ist year, last week. Gazette of March 11, 1786

Mrs. , wife of William, [.irinter, at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of Oct. 12, 1793
John, Esq., at Philadeljjhia, in 25th year, April 25, 1794
Ik-tsey, only daughter of John, merchant, in

12th year. May 9, 1795

William, of Newport, in the West Indies, in

28th year. Gazette of June 21, 1795

Gideon, of this town, in 79th year, May 7, 1796

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 451

YOUNG John, executed for the murder of

Robert liarvvick, a deputy sheriff, at New

York, Aug. 17, 1797

Mrs. Sarah, wife of John, in this town, in

38th year, April 13, 1800

Natley, Esq , director of the Columbia Bank,

at Washington. Gazette of April 10, 1802

Dr. John, in Maryland. Gazette of July 7, 1804

William, printer, at New York. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1805

Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. Archibald, in

74th year, Oct. 3, 1805

Christina Curtis Stutson, ilaughter of Alex-
ander, Esq., printer, at Boston. Gazette

of Sept. 13, 1806

Capt. John, of this town, of the three masted

schooner Uronia, of Philadeljjhia, drowned

off Timus Island, Indian Ocean. Gazette

of May 20, 1809

Nicholas, son of Nicholas, dec, of South

Kingstown, in this town, in i6th year, May 27, 1809

Capt. William, at Windham, Ct., formerly

of this town, in 43d year, Oct. 29, 1809

Sterry, of Scituate, drowned in the bay by

the upsetting of the boat, March 5, 1810

Mrs. Lillis, widow of Gideon who died in

1776, in this town. May 27, 1810

Mrs. Deidamia, wife of Samuel, in 64th year, Oct. 9, 1810

Samuel B., son of Thomas, of this town, in

25th year, April 3, 1815

Mrs. Phebe, widow of Gideon, merchant, in

this town, in 88th year. Gazette of Sept. 9, 1815

James Wilson, son of Thomas, in 20th year, Nov. i, 181 5

Samuel, in this town, in 72d year, Feb. 2), 1817

Capt. Gideon, of this town, son of John, in

32d year, at the Isle De Loss, Africa, June 22, 1817

Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Thomas, in this town,

in 52d year, Jan. 9, 1818

John, merchant, in this town, in 56th year, Aug. 29, 1818

Arthur, Esq., aged 80 years, the English Ex-
perimental Agriculturist, in London, April 12, 1820
Mary Ann, daughter of Gardiner, in this

town, in 5th year, Dec. 22, 1820

Olney, formerly of Cranston, aged 18 years,

at Jewett City, Ct., drowned in the mill

pond, Feb. i, 1821

Thomas, Jr., son of Thomas, of this town, in

27th year, at sea near Madras; he was

second officer of ship Four Sisters lost in
May last, and at the time of his death had
been absent from home 10 years ; the Four

452 VITAL UKCOIU) OK KHODE ISLANJJ

YOUNG ;

Sisters was u])sct in a gale, the crew all

perished (upwards of a hundred) except a

lascar. Mr. Y. survived the wreck 5 days

by clinging to a spar when by becoming

exhausted he sunk in the waves and

drowned. Gazette of March 3, 1821

Samuel, 2d, hatter, formerly of this town, at

Scituate, in 45th year. March 27, 1821

William, at Newark, Ohio, fell into a boiler

of hot liquor while asleej). Gazette of April 7, 1821

Thomas, the portrait painter, in this town,

in 56th year, July 2^, 1821

Mrs. , wife of John, at Scituate, aged

about 60 years, April 11, 1822

William, son of the late Jeremiah, of this

town, at Havana, of the fever, Sept. — , 1822

Moses, aged 70 years, of the Department

of State, at Washington, D. C. ; was made

prisoner at Long Island, in the Revolution.

Gazette of Oct. 23, 1822

Elizabeth, widow of John, in this town, in

43d year, Dec. i, 1822

Robert, at Scituate, aged 68 years, April i, 1823

Mrs. Hannah, wife of Capt. Artemas, at

Boston, aged ^} years. Gazette of April 5, 1823

Mrs I'Veelove, wife of Col. David, at Wind-
ham, Ct., very suddenly. Gazette of April 21, 1824
James, of Rhode Island, at New Orleans.

Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824

Mary H., daughter of the late John, in this

town, in iith year, Nov. 19, 1824

Joshua, of Stokes Co., N. C.;in crossing

Mayo River, nis wagon upset and himself,

wife, two daughters, aged 9 and 12 years,

and a niece of Mrs. Young all perished, Feb. 21, 1825

John, youngest son of the late John, of this

town, in 17th year, at Savannah, Geo., on

board brig George Washington of this

port, Feb. 26, 1825

Stejihen, of Smithfield, at this town, in 38th

year, June 9, 1825

Richard, at Foster, aged about 60 years.

Gazette of Aug. 31, 1S25

YUNDT Leonard, at Baltimore Co., Md., in 70th

year, native of Switzerland, came to this

country 1769; learned the ])rinting business

in 1792 ; established the " Baltimore l'"ed-

eral Gazette;" June 15, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— DEATHS 453

ZANTZINGER Midshipman Henry D., of
Philadelphia, of the U. S. sloop Hornet.
Gazette of Sept. 7, 1822

ZEA Mr. , Columbian minister to Eng-
land; he declared in his last moments that
he had not exceeded his power in contract-
ing for the late loan, in England. Gazette
of Jan. 18, 1823

ZEISS Dr. John VV., native of Germany, in

New York, in 85th year. Gazette of July 30, 1823

ZIMMERMAN Professor, the author of
Beauties of Solitude, at Brunswick, in 73d
year. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1815

ZOUBERBUHLER Hon. Sabastian, Esq., at

Halifax. Gazette of March 27, 1772

The
Providence Gazette.

MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.

ABBE Lucy, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and Rev.
Elijah Waterman, at Windham, Ct. Ga-
zette of Nov. 28, 1795
ABBLEBY Esther, daughter of Thomas, and
Elisha Steere, Esq., all of and at Smith-
field, Sept. 22, 181 5
ABBOTT Amasa and Ruby Clarke, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 25, 1808

Experience, of this town, and Dea. Thomas

Grow, of Pomfret, Ct., at this town, March 12, 1820

ABELL Nancy, daughter of Capt. Caleb, of See-
konk, and Benajah Allen, of Rehoboth, at
said Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pease, Nov. 7, 1824

ABORN Sally, daughter of Col. Samuel, and Dr.
Joseph Wanton Rhodes, at Pavvtuxet. Ga-
zette of Dec. 3, 1774

Cynthia, daughter of Col. Samuel, and Capt.

Peter Darville, at Pawtuxet. Gazette of Aug. i, 1778

Phebe, daughter of James, Esq., of Paw-
tuxet, and Capt. Thomas Carlile. Gazette
of Dec. 27, 1780

Samuel, Jr., and Hannah Tillinghast, daugh-
ter of Col. Daniel. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1787

Polly, daughter of Col. Samuel, of Pawtuxet,
and Capt. Thomas Hollis Condy, of Bos-
ton. Gazette of June 20, 1789

Capt. John A. and Sally Rhodes, daughter of

Robert, Esq., at Pawtuxet, July 7, 1789

Benjamin and Susannah Jackson, daughter

of Capt. Richard. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1793

Capt. Lowry and Sally Tucker, daughter of

Capt. Zachariah, of Pawtuxet. Gazette of June 18, 1796

Capt, Jonathan, of Pawtuxet, and Dorcas
Tourtellot, daughter of Daniel, at Gloces-
ter. Gazette of May 27, 1797

458 VITAL KKCOUl) OK lUKJDK 1S1^a:ND

AHORN lulwartl, ol' this tuwii, merchant, and

Susannah I'ottcr, (.laughter of lIoHnKin,

ICsq., at Attleboro. Gazette n( Sept. 29, 1798

Cajit. Burrinvs antl Mary Hughes, daughter

t)f Major Thomas. G;izette of Ajjril 27, 1799

Desire H., daughter of Col. Samuel, of I'aw-

tiixet, and Philiji Crajxi, Esq., attorney at

law. Gazette of March 7, 1801

James and Mary Greene, daughter of Ca[it.

Caleb, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.

Gazette of Ajiril 25, 1801

Ca])t. I'eleg, late of this town, and Ann Wil-
son, neice ol Thomas, merchant, at I,on-

tloii, luig. Gazette of Ajiril 29, 1S09

James, of this town, and Mary Whitney,

daughter of Capt. James, at I'awtuxet, by

Rev, Mr. Wilson, A])ril 12, iSio

Mary Ann, daughter of John A , at I'aw-
tuxet, and George Moldroyd, merchant, at

Pawtuxet, by Re\'. Mr. Jacobs, Nov. 21, 181 1

Hannah G., daughtei' of Samuel, P'scp, and

Charles L. ]5owler, meichant, b)' Re\'. Dr.

Gano, May 4, 1813

Maria, daughter of Samuel, JCsq., and Henry

Jacobs, meichant, both of this town, by

Rev. Mr, Wilson, Oct. 4, 1813

I'hebe, only daughtei' of Benjamin, and l'hili|)

Allen, Esq., merchant, all of this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson. Jan. 4, 1S14

Daniel Tillinghast and Eli/a Rogers ^'oung,

daughter of |ohn. both of this town, b)'

Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 16, 1816

I'rania'l"., eldest daughter of Ca[)t. Jonathan,

and Thomas .Sheldon, both of I'awtuxet,

by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, Nov. 7, 1816

Patience R. and .Samuel E. Gardiner, Jr.,

both ol and at I'awtuxet, fiy Rev. Mr.

I'reston. July 2, 181S

liliza I\., only daughter of Joseph, I'^sc]., and

Sion A. Rhodes, by Rev. M|-. Cuitis, all

of and at I'awtuxet, A])iil 4, 1820

Mary B., daughter of Ca]it. Eowry, and

Randall 11. Greene, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Ai>ril 30, 1820

Ann Eouisa, d.uighter of Capt. l.owry, ami

Christojiher \'. .Spencer, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, May I, 1820
Caroline C, daughter of the late Edwartl,

and .Simon II. Grcetie, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 13, 1822

PROVIDENCE gazette:— MAJIUIAGE8 459

ABORN Joseph B., formerly of this town, and

Sarah W. P'rith, of and at Savannah,

Ga. Gazette of June 22, 1822

Mary E, daughter of the late Capt. Jonathan,

and Dr. George W. Tyler, at Pavvtuxet, by

Rev. Mr. Tatem, Oct. 3, 1822

James and Sally Whitney, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 20, 1822

Harriet M., eldest daughter of James, and

Amos J. Rhodes, both of and at this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 17, 1823

Capt. William H., of this town, and Harriet

A. Remington, daughter of the late Capt.

Charles, of and at Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr.

Shurtleff, Jan. 27, 1825

ABOYNEAU Julius and Catharine Malbone,

daughter of Francis, Esq., of Newport, at

Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1807

ADAMS Rev. Amos, of Roxbury, and Sally

Chauncey, only daughter of Rev. Dr.

Chauncey, of and at Boston, July 11, 1771

Josiah, merchant, and Polly Kinnicutt,

daughter of Amos. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1784

Miss , only daughter of the Hon.

John, the American Ambassador to Great

Britain, and Col. Smith, Secretary

of Americ?n Embassy, at London, June 12, 1786

William and Hannah Swan Wardwell, at

Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

l-Jenjamin, Plsq , and Betsey Craggin, at Ux-

bridge. Gazette of March i, 1794

John Uuincy, Esq., son of John, President of

the United States, and Louisa Johnson,

second daughter of Joshua, Esq., of Great

Tower Hill, at London. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797

Esther, daughter of the late Stephen, of

this town, and Caleb Corey. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1798

Capt. Moses and Susannah Pope, daughter

of the late Dr. John, of Boston, Jan. 17, 1802

Mary and Warren Rawson. at Mendon, Mass.

Gazette of July 9, 1803

Mrs. Susan and John Sabens, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1804

Samuel E., of Canaan, Ct., and Mary Samp-
son, daughter of Rev. Ezra, at Hudson, N.

Y. Gazette of May 4, 1805

Capt. James Hervey, of Medfield, ami Sally

M. Waldron, daughter of the late Ca]3t.

George, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Griswold.

Gazette of A])ril 30, 1808

4(50 VITAL Hl'lCOKI) (»K KHODK ISLAND

ADAMS Benjamin, of[U.\bri(li;e, and Mrs. Susan

Kichnionci, o£ this town, by Row Mr.

I'kles, Jan. 19, 1809

Lowell and Lydia (iladding, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Timothy, of this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 28, 181 1

Sally, daughter of Josej^h, Esq., and Peter

Thompson, at Mendon, Mass. Gazette of Oct. 10, 1S12

Asher, Esq., of Charlestown, Mass., and

Amelia Wyllys, daughter of Mezekiah, Esq ,

at Hartford, by Rev. Mr. Flint, May 31, 181 3

Henry and Eliza Buck, at Killingly, Ct.

Gazette of May 14, 1814

Susan B.. granddaughter of the Ex-President

John Adams, and Lieut. Charles T. Clarke

of U. S. Navy, at Ouincy, Mass., Aug. 3, 1S17

Mrs. Rhiry and Thomas S. Blake, bc:)th of

and at Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, May 3, 1818

Rev. Jasper, ])rofessor in Brown LIniversity,

and Mercy D. Wheeler, ni and at Medbury,

Mass., May 16, 1820

Capt. Barzillai S., of P'air Haven, and Lydia

Potter, daughter of Restcome, at Newport.

Gazette of" April 7, 1821

Julia, daughter of the late Majnr Jas]ier, and

Horatio Mason, both of and at Medway,

by Rev. Mr. Bailey. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1821

Seth, Jr., and PLirriet Iv l<"enner, youngest

daughter of Capt. Arthur, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 26, 1S23

Sarah S. and Isaac Lamb, Ixith of and at

Worcester. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1823

Rev. J.'is])er, professor of natural [ihilosophy

in B. U., and Placidia Mayrant, daughter

of William, Esi| , of Statesburgh, S. C,

in this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 4, 1823

Eliza and Adnah -Sackett, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, May 2, 1824

Selii, of this town, and .Susan Olney, daugh-
ter of Elisha, Esq., of and at .Smithtield,

by Rev. Mr. lules, Dec. 22, 1824

Rev. John, of Killingly, Ct., and Mrs. Msther

Jones, of and at I-'oster, Sejit. 4. 1825

ADDLSON Benjamin, of this town, :ind Louisa

Clarke, of and at Holliston, Mass. Ga-
zette of Dec. 6, 1825
ADII{ Alexander, of Boston, merchant, and

Clementina Sabin, youngest daughter of

the late Capt. Thomas, of this town. Ga-
zette of Oct. 15, 1803

PROVIDENCE GAZE'rrE— MARRIAGE8 4g]

ADIE Rebecca C. and Hezekiah VVillard, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 23, 1822

Harriet, only daughter of Major Alexander,

and Benjamin Dyer, Jr., at St. John's

Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 25, 1822

Julia Ann, of this town, and George Carlton,

of Bath, Me., at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 15, 1823

ADOLPHE Cecelia and William Blanchard, of

M. Gordeau's Company, in this town.

Gazette of July 11, 1821

AHREMBERG the reigning Prince of, and

Mademoiselle Talcher, a relative of the

Empress Josephme, at Paris, France. Ga-
zette of June 4, 1808
AILMAN Sarah, daughter of John, and Ray-
mond I^urfee, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Gammell, June 22, 1825

AINSVVORTH Luther, merchant, and Mary

Wescott, both of this town, at liarrington,

by Rev. Mr. Watson, April 24, 1815

AIR Charles James, of South Carolina, and Re-
becca Power, youngest daughter of Capt.

Nicholas, of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 23, 1801

Mrs. Rebecca Power, daughter of the late

Capt. Nicholas Power, and Joseph Leonard

Tillinghast, Esq., attorney at law, m this

town, at St. John's Church, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, Nov. 5, 1815

ALBEE Lydia and James Pond, at Milford,

Mass. Gazette of June 29, 1822

ALBERTSON Mary, daughter of Caleb, Esq.,

of Johnston, and Nathaniel Burgess, of

Cranston, by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 3, 1799

Jacob and Ann Henry, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 15, 1807

California H. and Benjamin Clarke, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Nov. 11, 18 10

ALBEY Ebenezer, of Wrentham, and Hannah

Healy, of Providence, Nov. 9, 1769

ALBRO Huldah, daughter of Job, of Foster,
and William Eddy, Jr., of Providence. Ga-
zette of Sept. 6, 1794

Benjamin and Eliza Standfieki, by Rev. Dr.
Gano. Gazette of Aug. 28, 1802

James and Mary Crandall, daughter of the

late Capt. Joshua, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 30, 1809

Sarah, daughter of David, of Middletown,
and Daniel Clapp, Jr., of Pomfret, Ct., at
Friends' Meeting House, Newport, Sept. 25, 1812

4(;-j vriAL UKcoKi) ok i;iiuj)K lshA^'J)

AI,J^I\() riu-l)C ami 'Ihiinias C'raiistun, at New-

jxiit, by Kl-v. Mr. Ivdcly. (iazctleof Oct. 31, 1818

Sally, III rawtuckct, and Alfred Jcncke.'^, of

Hiiliiicsber<;, I'eiin.. at said Pawtiickct, by

Rev. ])r. Benedict, X()\-. 2, 1820

Alice and Joseph S. Barker, both of I'orts-

niouth, at Ne\v])ort. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1821

Susan ami Benedict S. liarker, both of and

at Ne\v]X)rt. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1821

William and I'hebe Cooke, daughter of

Daniel, both of Portsmouth, at X'eu-jiort.

Gazette of Jan. 13, 1821

Christopher and Hannah Barker, daughter

ot Ksbon, at Portsmouth. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1.S21

Hannah, daughter of Gideon, and William

M. Almy, both of and at I'ortsmouth.

Gazette of I'eb. 25, 1S24

Rachel, of Coventry, and John A. Hudlong,

of and at Cranston, by I'tex'. Mr. Tatem, July 26, 1825

ALDI'^N Cyius, Jisq., attorney at law, of Wren-

tham, Mass., and Mary M. Jones, third

daughter of Ale.xantler, ICsq., at St. John's

Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, May 24, 1S13

Rew Timothy, President of Alleghany

College, and Miss Mulcock, claugh-

ter of the late George, I'',st|., merchant, of

Philadelphia, at Reading, Penn. Gazette

of Aug. 14, 1822

Rev. ("harles Henry, of this town, .uid Alice

B. Wight, daughter of the late Re\. Henry.

of and at l^ristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop

Ciriswold, at St. Michael's Chinrh, June 7, 1825

-Al.I'I.S .-Xsa, ol I'"raiiklin, and Piitience \'err)',

daughter ol Nathan, ol AFendon. Ga-
zette of Sejit. 16. 1797
API)RIC11 Avis, d.iughter of Josejih, and John

Matbewson, of Juhnston, at Glocester.

(jnzette of March 20, 1773

Alice, daughter of ^blses, of .Smithfield, aTid

Jenckes \Vhij)|)le, ot Cunibei Kind, (iazette

of March 1 5, 1794

l'',sek and .'^iisannah Mann. G.azette of |ul)' 19, 1794

Svtephen .uul Marcy .Smith, at .Smithlield. Ga-
zette 111 Jan. 31. 1795
-Sally and Chailes Snnth. Gazette of Now 4, 1797
Amcy, daughter of Ksek, I'',s(|., and .Stephen

Waterm. Ill, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, l''cl). 4. 1810

Asha, only daughter of ]'".lisha, of l""oster, and

John A. Law, of Killingly, Ct., at P'oster, March 15. 1810

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MAURIAGES 453

ALDRICH Dr. Whipple, late of this town, and
Letitia Sheniian, of and at St. Mary's, I-'la.
Gazette of Dec. 22, 18 10

Matilda and Stephen Potter, of Scituate, at

Foster, March 10, 181 1

Ruth and Daniel Wilkinson, of Cumberland,
at Smithfield, - Dec. 12, 181 1

Ann and John Ridevvell, at Cumberland, July 5, 1812

Susannah and Leigh Waring, of this town.

Gazette of July 18, i.*Si2

Desire and Abel Fame, at Smithfield. (ja-

zette of Nov. 13, 1813

Roena, daughter of Augustus, of Smithfield,
and James Wilkinson, of Cumberland, at
said Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1813

Desire, only daughter of Oliver, Esq , of Scit-
uate, and Dr. Israel Anthony, of Foster, at
said Scituate, June 5, 1814

Paris and Hannah Saulsbury, at Smithfield.

Gazette of June 11, 1814

Mrs. Martha and Nathan Aldrich, both of
and at U.xbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson. Ga-
zette of June 10, 1815

Nathan and Mrs. Martha Aldrich, both of and
at U.xbridge, by Rev. Mr. Judson. Ga-
zette of June 10, 1 81 5

Esther and William Atwood, both of Scitu-
ate, by John Harris, Esq. Gazette of June 1, 1816

Hannah, eldest daughter of Col. De.xter Al-
drich, and Capt. John Dexter, all of and at
Smithfield. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1821

Joanna 15., daughter of Major Lyman, of
Northbridge, and Stephen Rawson, Esq.,
of this town, at said Northbridge, by Rev.
Dr. Crane, Sept. 5, 1821

Philadel|)hia, daughter of Moses, of Smith-
field, and Willard Hendnck, of Waterloo,
N. Y., at said Smithfield. Gazette of Sept. 22, 1821

William and Sally Wilmarth, both of Cum-
berland, at Woonsocket, Oct. 21, 1821

Winsor and Anna Clarke, daughter of the

late Samuel, both of and at Smithfield, Dec. 29, 1822

Nehemiah K. and Ann Marcy Arnold, young-
est daughter of Col. John, at Pawtuxet.
Gazette of Jan. i, 1823

Alvah, of Smithfield, and Keziah Hallou,
daughter of Ziba, of Cumberland, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 13, 1823

George and Alice Angell, both of and at

Scituate. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1824

4(34 VITAL l{K<'()lil) OK lillODE ISLAND

ALlJRlCll llirani. (if Seckonk, and Damaris
I'liillijis. of and at Valley l-'alls, Smith-
field, by Rev. Dv l?enedict,

I^liza and Stephen Waterman, bnth of thi.s
town, at Mendon, Mass.,

Rutli I'^., daughter of Caleb, and George C.
Hallou, both of and at Smithtield,

lUirrell and Miranda Ballon, at Smithfield.
(iazette of

David and Susan \Vhi|>ple, chiughter of Col.
Stephen, at Smithfield. Gazette of

Samuel, of Smithfiekl, and Cynthia Winsor,
daughter of William, of and at Glocester.
(iazette of

Nehemiah K. and Sarah Ix Branch, bnth of
and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr Tatem. Ga-
zette of
ALURIDGI": Amos, of Cimiberland, and Sally
Cooke, daughter of the late Cajit. Silas, of
Warwick. Gazette of

George S. and I'attey Holmes, both of and
at this towp, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.
ALEXANDER Je.sse and I'hebe Jill.son, at Cum-
berland. Gazette of

James, the Count De Tilley, and Maria Ma-
tilda ]5ingham, daughter of Wilhani, Escj.
Gazette of

William H., merchant, and Charlotte Har-
riet Crapon, eldest daughter of Cajit. Chris-
toi)her, by Rev. Mr. Wil.son,

Henry, of this town, and Ivlizabeth Mowry,
of and at Johnstnn, b)" Rev. Mr. Edes, Ga-
zette (if
ALGI'".R James and Abigail Kelle\-. at Warren,
(iazette ot

Sally, (.laughter of ("apt. Benjamin, and John
Ildlmes, in this town, by Re\' I)r Gaiio,

llanii.ih and Xiclmlas Angell, in this tdwn,
by Re\-. Dr. Ciano,

Joanna, youngest daughter of the late Capt.
Joseph, and Henry D. Weedeii, by Rev.
Mr. Crocker, all of and at this tdwn,

Abby and Ca])t. Samuel 'I'luirber, both of
this town, at East (ireenwich, b\' Rev. Mr.
Waldo,

Al.I.l-;\ Miss .daughter of Ibm. Willi. ui),

(.'hief Justice of the jirovince (if I'eiinsyl-
vania, and James De Lancey, l-iscj., mem-
l)er (if the (ieneral Assembly, of New
York, son of the James, I, lent. (idveriKir
of this i;)rovince, Aug. 19, 1 77 1

Jan. 4,

1824

July 5,

1824

May 24,

1.S25

June 15,

1825

July 9,

1825

Aug. 17.

1825

Sei)t. 10,

1825

July 26,

17S3

Dec. 24.

1822

Jan. 5.

17S8

April 27,

1799

July 14,

1805

March 5,

1S14

July 16,

1803

.Sept. 25,

1803

Jan. 19,

1 8 17

Dec. 4,

1817

.Sept. 12,

1 8 19

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 4g5

ALLEN Capt. Zachariah and Sally Crawford,
daughter of Gideon. Gazette of
Capt. Zachariah and Candace Crawford,
daughter of Joseph. Gazette of

Paul, merchant, and Mr.s. Mary Cooke. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Sarah, of Rehoboth, and John Watson,

of Harrington. Gazette of
Gabriel and Nancy West, daughter of Ben-
jamin, Esq. Gazette of

Ensign William, of the Continental Army,
and Sally Jones, of Providence. Gazette
of

Capt. Philip and Lydia Crawford, daughter
of the late Joseph. Gazette of

Capt. Zachariah and Nancy Crawford, daugh-
ter of Joseph, dec. Gazette of

Capt. Samuel and Henrietta Sterling, daugh-
ter of Dr. Henry. Gazette of

Abel and Cynthia Hubbard, daughter of
Ezra. Gazette of

Abigail, daughter of Amos, and Capt. Joseph
B. Cooke. Gazette of

Rebecca, eldest daughter of Col. T , and

Capt. William Bullock, at Barrington. Ga-
zette of

Darius and Polly Brown, daughter of Capt.
Jeremiah, (jazette of

Miss , daughter of Andrew, Esq., and

George Hammond, Esq., the British am-
bassador to the United States, at Philadel-
phia, by the Rev. Dr. White. Gazette of

Rachel and Bliss, of Rehoboth, at

Barrington. Gazette of

Patience and Samuel Bosworth, at Barring-
ton. Gazette of

Lucy, daughter of the late Samuel, and Dr.
Thomas Tillinghast, at North Kingstown,
by Rev. William Northup. Gazette of

Amey, daughter of General Thomas, and
John Horn, at Barrington. Gazette of

Caleb and Hannah Smith, daughter of

Samuel. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1796

Major William, of this town, and Mary
Nichols, daughter of Philip, of and at
Stratford, Ct., Sept. 30, 1798

Thomas, of Barrington, and Mary Heath
Paine, of Rehoboth, at Barrington. Ga-
zette of Oct. 13, 1798

Aug. 15,

1772

Oct. 2,

1773

May 28,

1774

Oct. 29,

1774

Dec. 23,

1775

Feb. 3,

1776

April 19,

1777

Jan. 3,

1778

Aug. 28,

1790

Dec. 25,

1790

tlarch 19,

1 79 1

Aug. 18,

1792

Dec. 20,

1792

June I,

1793

Nov. 29,

'794

Dec. 6,

1794

July 4,

1795

March 5,

1796

4(;g vital kkcokd ok hhode island

ALLEN Rachel, daughter of Abner, of Rehoboth,
and Dr. Hosea Humphrey, of North Prov-
idence. Gazette of Nov. lo, 1798

Nancy, daughter of Cajit. (iabriel, and
Chri.stoiiher S. Carpenter, in thi.s town.
Gazette of Nov. 17, 1798

Benjamin, rector of Piainficlcl Academy, and
Mary Benedict, daughter of the Rev. Joel
Gazette of May 18, 1799

John and Mrs. Sukey Westcott, daughter c>(

Thomas, at Warwick, June 2, 1799

Abby, daughter of ■ Capt. Zachariab, and
Henry Smith, merchant, b\' the Rev. Mr.
Clarke, ' Oct. 20, 1799

Walter and Lucy fkiffum, tiaughter of Will-
iam, at Friends' Meeting House, Smith-
field. Gazette of Feb. 15, 1800

I'ardon, of this town, and Rebecca Wilmarth,
daughter of Daniel, of and at Rehoboth.
Gazette of June 20, 1801

Hannah C, daughter of the lite Capt. I'aul,
of this town, and Henry I', l^'ranklin, of
New York, merchant, l.iy the Re\'. Dr.
Hitchcock, Sept. 9, 1801

Betsey, of North Kingstown, and Christoidier

Rhodes, of I'awtu.xet. Gazette of Dec. 11, 1802

Dr. Samuel and Mrs. ICliza Bicknell, widow

of Asa, Est]., at l^arrington. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Paschall, cashier of Warren bank, and Polly

Croade, daughter of John, at Warren, June 24, 1804

Lydia, daughter of the late Caj^t. Zachariah,
and .SuUu'an Dorr, Esq., of l-!oston, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, Oct. 14, 1804

Aliel, of this town, and Mrs. Matilda Dresser,
widow of Asa, at Thoni]ison, Ct. Ga-
zette of April 6, 1 80s

John, of E.xeter, R. L, and Honor Howard,
daughter of Caleb, of this town, by Rev.
Mr. Cornell, July 24, 1806

Paschall, of Warren, merchant, and Louisa

Bowers, at Somerset, (jazette of Oct. 11, 1806

Mrs. IVLary, of Newton, and David liradlee,

Esq., of Boston, m this town, Nov. 20, 1806

Mrs. Sarah, of Providence, and Dr. Joseph
1?. Pottis, of Westerly, at New])ort. Ga-
zette of Aug. I, 1807

Dr. Amos, of this town, and Abiel Kings-
bury, eldest daughter of Capt. Ik'ujamin,
at I""ranklin, Mass., by Rev. Dr. lunmons, Aug. 30, 1807

FKOVIDENCK GAZKITE— MAKRIAGEB 4(37

ALLEN Sarah B., daughter of General William,

of this town, and Peleg Rhodes, Esq., of

Warwick, by the Rev. Mr. Crocker, Feb. 8, 1808

Fanny, eldest daughter of the late Capt.

Noah, of Rehoboth, and Isaac Hodges, Jr.,

of and at Norton, by Rev. Air. Clarke.

Gazette of Dec. 10, i8o8

Benjamin and Hannah Wade, daughter of

Capt. Lewis, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Hill,
Abigail, of Andover, and William Boardman,

at Reading, Mass. Gazette of
William, of Rehoboth, merchant, and Sarah

Starkweather, eldest daughter of Oliver,

Esq., of Pawtucket, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano,
Daniel and Betsey Lewin, both of Providence,

at Swanzey, by Rev. Mr. Lewis,
Rhodes G. and Rebecca Bowen, both of this

town,
Rhodes G. and Sarah P. Jones, by Rev. Mr.

Edes,
Josiah, Jr., and Rowena Tingley, daughter of

Samuel, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Tyler,
Marcy, of this town, and Seth Whitmarsh,

of Warren, at Bristol,
Mary, only daughter of the late Bicknell, of

Attleboro, Mass., and Stephen Whipple,

of North Providence, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Feb. 26, 181 2

James Armourand Ann P'olsom, daughter of

John W., Esq., at Boston. Gazette of April 18, 1812

Frederick, Esq., attorney at law, and Hannah

B. Whipple, daughter of Oliver, at Hallo-
well, Me. Gazette of Julyii, 1812
Mrs. Merany, daughter of Aaron Pratt, of

Taunton, and Philip Miller, at Rehoboth.

Gazette of Aug. 8, 181 2

Capt. and Sarah Barton, daughter of

General William, of this town, by Rev. Dr.

Messer, Oct. r, i8r2

Gen. Amasa, of WaI])ole, N. H., and Mrs.

Sarah S. Gordon, widow of Thomas, of

Sterling, married at Sterling, by Rev. Mr.

Benedict, of Plainfield, Ct., Nov. 15, 1812

Horatio Gates, one of the publishers of the

Merrimac Intelligence, and Lois Ayer

Morse, at Haverhill. Gazette of Mayi5. 1813

Mary B. and Jonathan Martin, both of this

place, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Aug. i, 1813

Sept. 24,

1809

May 5,

1810

July 22,

1810

Nov. 1 1,

1810

March 31,

1811

Sept. 8,

1811

Sept. 22,

1811

Nov. 7,

1811

Nov. 7,

1813

Jan. 2,

1814

Jan. 4,

1814

July 7.

1814

Sept. 17,

1814

Nov. 23,

181S

Dec. 7,

1815

Sept. 22,

1816

Nov. 4,

1816

j-tiS VITAL KKCOHIi OK RHODK ISLAND

ALLEN Jose[)h M., Jr., merchant, and Harriet
C. Turner, of Warren, R. I., at I'ortlancl,
Me., by Rev. E. Tayson,

Raxallancy, of Seekonk, and i'eter Brownell,
of thi.s town, merchant, in this town, by
Rev. Mr. Edes,

PhiHp, ICsc]., merchant, and Phebe Aborn,
only daughter of Benjamin, all of this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Robert and Charlotte Holmes, of and at
Aaleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder,

Harriet, of Hartford, Ct., and Dr. Samuel
Wheelock, of and at Seekonk, by Rev.
Mr. Hill. Gazette of

Deidania and Sylvanus Hartshorn, both of
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Rebecca and Davis Guild, both of Attleboro,
Mass., by Rev. Mr. Nelson,

Cap . Noah, of Baltimore, and Harriet Mar-
tin, youngest daughter of Hon. Simeon, at
Seekonk,

Daniel and Ann H. Hammond, both of this
town, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

Zachariah and Eliza Harriet Arnold, young-
est daughter of Welcome, Esq., both of
this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, at St.
John's Church,

Waitstill, daughter of Capt. Abel, and John
(Jray, by Rev. Mr. Edes, all of this town,

Alfred, of this town, and l-^liza Wilde, of and
at \\'al])ole, by Rev. Mr. Mowry,

Abigail W., of Cumberland, and Thomas B.
Jenckes, of New])ort, N. H., at said Cum-
berland, by Rev. Mr. Carrique,

Col. Ray G., of North Kingstown, and Emma
Waterman, of and at Warwick,

Melinda Hodges and Lewis L. Miller, at
Rehoboth,

Andrew \^, merchant, and Catharine Norris,
daugliter of the late Cajit. John, of and
at New[)ort, by Rev. Mr. Wheaton, Nov. 30,

George W., of Little Compton, and Rebecca
M. Stanton, of and at this town, by Rev.
Dr. Crocker, Dec. 24,

Avery and Mary C. Benson, daughter of Wil-
liam V. R., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, all of and
at this town, Dec. 23,

Dr. Lsaiah and Ann E. Willi. uiis. at Reho-
both, July 9,

Ajiril 29,

1817

Oct. 9,

1817

Nov. 20,

1817

Nov. 27,

1817

Jan. 31,

1819

Sept. 23,

1818

818

818

819
820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARKIAGE8 469

ALLEN Dr. William Henry, of Louisville, Ky.,

and Eliza Dodge, daughter of Nehemiah, of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, July 13, 1820

Phebe W. and Nathan A. Arnold, at North

Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. Gardiner, Sept. 3, 1820

James, of this town, and Nancy Nightingale,

of and at Quincy, Mass., by Rev. Mr.

Whitman, Sept. 10, 1820

Eliza and James Minnard, both of and at At-

tleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, Nov. 12, 1820

Eliza and Richard Taylor, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, Oct. 14, 1821

Sally and Jesse Salisbury, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, June 2, 1822

Isaac B. and Maria S. Snow, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Baker, June 4, 1822

George W. and Mary Lawton, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Austi , Aug. 11, 1822

Charlotte S., daughter of the late Capt. Sam-
uel, of this to\i'n, and George Backus, of

New York, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 2, 1822

Sally and Matthew Smith, both of and at Re-

hoboth. Gazette of P"eb. 5, 1823

Elizabeth C. and William H. Lawton, at Re-

hoboth. Gazette of April 23, 1823

Mrs. Mary, in 85th year, grandmother of the

late Lieutenant Allen, killed by pirates,

and Dea. Daniel Jewell, of Greenville, in

82d year. She is his fourth wife, at West-

erloo, N. Y. Gazette of May 14, 1823

Mrs. Almira and Samuel G. Wheeler, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 4, 1823

Capt. John, of Baltimore, and Almira Rounds,

of and at Barrmgton, by Rev. Mr. Woods, Aug. 7, 1823

Benjamin and Frances Hicks, both of and at

this town, by Rev, Mr. Kdes, Sept. 16, 1823

Hon. Heman,' of Vermont, lately appointed

minister to Chili, and Elizabeth L. Hart,

daughter ofElisha, Esq., of Saybrook, Ct.,

and sister to Mrs. Commodore Hull, at

New Haven. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1823

William, Esq. and Lucinda Coggeshall, both

of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict, Nov. 30, 1823
Jabez and Sally Bacon, at Killingly, Ct. Ga-
zette of Dec. 3, 1823
Mary G., daughter of the late John, Esq.,

and Christopher Arnold, of Warwick, at

North Kingstown, Jan. 8, 1824

470 vri'AL i;i:('()i!i) ok hhodk island

ALI.EX I.ydia, of W indlr.mi, Ct., and Klisha H.
Holmes, of Saleni, Ct., at said Windham.
Gazette (if Feb. 4, 1824

Sophia, of thi,s tnwn, and Robert I lall, of 15os-

ton, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, A[)ril 25, 1S24

Rev. Reuben, of Seekonk, and Phebe Leon-
ard, ilaughter of Ichahod. of and at Taun-
ton, (jazette of May 22, 1824

William, of Dartmouth, and Susan l^urdick,
daughter of Rev. lleni)', at Neu'iiort. (la-
zette of ' Aug. 7, 1824

Henajah, of Rehoboth, and Nancy Abell,
daughter of Ca])t. Caleb, of and at See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Tease, Nov. 7, 1824

Caroline II. and Thomas Cra]ion, bnth ot and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Nov. 21, 1824

Charles, b.sq., of Worcester, Mass., attorney
at law, and Eliza N. James, eldest daughter
of Eleazer, I"'.sq., of and at Hoston, Mass.,
by I'Jev. Mr. Thompson, July 4, 1825

ALLS1U)RC) b;ieanor D., of Portsmouth, R. P,
and lienjamin Weaver, Esq., at l'"reetown,
Mass. (jazette of July 14, 1824

ALPSPON Jo.seph, P^sq , of South Carolina, and
Theodosia Burr, only child of Aaron Kurr,
p:sq., (if New York, at Albany, N. Y. Ga-
zette of P~eb. 21, 1801

William Moore, merchant, and Ann R. Rogers,
only daughter of Robert, P2sq,, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Patten. Gazette of Sei)t.28, 1805

Washington and Ann Channing, daughlci- ol
the late William, Es(|., of Newport, at Pos-
ton. Gazette of July 15, 1809

ALMY Sally, eklest daughtei dl C.ipl, Henj,!
niin, and Nichol.is P. 'Pillingh.ist. at New-
port, (iazette (it JunccS, I7,S2

William, of Portsmouth, antl .Sarah Hrown,
only daughter of Moses, at l-'rieiids Meet-
ing lldiise, Pro\idencc. Gazette "f June 6. 1789

Catharine, daughter of Penjamin, Esq., and
Ivlniimd 'I' l^Illery, at Newport, (iazette
of Oct. 13, 1792

Jon,ithan, l^s(|., and I'llizaheth Perry, daugh-
ter of P^dw.ird, at Newport, (iazette ol Jan. 30, 1796

Ca]it. John, Jr., and I^lizabeth Clarke, daugh-
ter of /XriKild, l''.s(|., at Pawcatiick, (ia-
zeltc 1)1 Aug. 24, 1799

Anstiess I'.llei)-. ilaughter of Capt. Ik-nja-
niin, and Matthew Kohinsou Johnson, son
of the late Augustus, P2sq., at Newport,
by l\e\-. Mr. P)ehon. Cjazette of I\hirch 29, 1800

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MAKUIAGE8 471

ALMY Ann, daughter of Jonathan, Msq., and
Capt. David M. Coggeshall, at Newport,
by Rev, Dr. Patten. Gazette of April 6, 1805

William and Rhoda F'ish, daughter of the

late Robert, at Portsmouth. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1805

Jonathan T. and Ann Coggeshall, daughter
of William, at Newport, by Rev. Dr." Pat-'
ten. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1810

Catharine and Benjamin Anthony, at Friends

Meeting House, Portsmouth. Gazette of May 9, 1812

Mary, daughter of the late Job, of Newport,
and Dr. William Richardson, of Smith-
field, at .said Newport, by Rev. Mr. Gibson, May 4, 181 5

Almira Fales, daughter of the late Capt.
Samuel, of Tiverton, and Charles Man
Chester, of this town, at said Tiverton, by
Rev. Benjamin Peckham, Sept. 27, 1S18

Mary Ann and Henry Greene (both colored),

in this town, by Rev. Mr. Adams, May 21, 1820

William P. and Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson,
at Newport. Ciazette of Oct. 23, 1820

Emeline, daughter of the late Samuel, and
Richard B. Mumford, both of and at New-
port Gazette of July 27, 1822

Anna, daughter of William, of Cranston, and
William Jenkms, of this town, at I-'ricnds'
Meeting House there, July 17, 1823

Sarah M., daughter of the late Capt. Sam-
uel, of Newport, and Capt. George How-
land, of this town, at said Newport. Ga-
zette of Aug. 9, 1823

Capt. William and Jemima Greene Ames,
both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, Feb. lo, 1824

William M. and Hannah Albro, daughter of
Gideon, both of and at Portsmouth. Ga-
zette of F\'b. 25, 1824
ALSOP John and Mary Jenkins, daughter of

Thomas, merchant, at Friends' Meeting ,

House, Providence, March 7, 1782

Hannah, daughter of John, of Athens, N. Y.,
and William Jenkins, of this town, at said
Athens, at the Friends' Meeting House
there, April 23, 1817

Mrs. Mary and Hon. Samuel W. Dana, of
Middletown, Ct., late U. S. Senator, at
Boston. Gazette of July 25, 1821

ALVERSON Uriah, Esq., and Amey Sayles,
daughter of Jonathan, at Smithfield. Ga-
zette of May 6, 1780

472 VITAL RECORD OF RHODE ISLAND

AMUkOSK ("apt. Ri.hert M. and Sally l.angley,

daughter of William, Ksq., at Newport.

Gazette of Feb. 6, 1802

Isabella, daughter of the late Capt. Robert

M., and M older Lake, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Jan. I, 1S23
AMES Asa, of thi.s town, merchant, and Miss

Brattle, of New]iort. Gazette of April 16, 1796

Samuel, of this town, merchant, and Ann

Checkley, daughter of the late John, Esq.,

of and at Boston, Sept. 6, 1801

Amelia and Josejih VVheelock, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 11, 1812

Kobert N., of this town, and Maria Maxwell

Sisson, of and at Warren, by Rt. Re\'.

I-iishoi) Griswold, May 26, 1822

Jemima (Greene and Capt. William Almy,

both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son, I''eb. 10, 1824
Isiael, ot 15<iston, anil Mrs. Maria Eliza Calla-

more, by Rev. Dr. Gano. in this town, July 7. 1824

AMSBL'RY Atala, daughter of Jabez, and

George Weatherhead, both of and at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Mr. Osborne, Oct 20, 1822
Ann J^liza, daughter of Jabez, Esq., and Leo-

nanl l^allou, both of and at Cumberland,

by Rev. Mr, Potter, Nov. 6, 1822

Daniel S. and Mrs. Elizabeth Gray, both of

and at this tnwn. (lazette of Dec. 28, 1822

Ann I' , daughter df Israel, and Timothy S.

Wood, both ol and at this town, b\' Rev.

Mr. Tobey, ' Nov. 5, 1823

AMMIDON Otis and Abigail Russell, daughter

of the late Jonathan, at Mendon. (iazette

of Aug. 24, 1799

Alpheas ,ind .Mrs. Naliby Wilkinson, in Cum-
berland, Dec. 29, 181 I
AM()k\' Thomas, of liost nerchant, and

I'Ji/a Bowen, daughter of Dr. W'llliam, at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Ilitchcock, No\- 12, 1799

ANDIvkSON Mary Ann, aged 25 years, and

Robert I'eake, of I'rince I'ld ward's Co., V'a.,

aged 97 years, granted a marriage license

at Richmond, \'a., Ajiril 20, 1786

I''rederick and Nancy Ca|iidn, both of and .it

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 8, 1820

I'^lbcrt J, Esq. of New York, and Maitha

Maria Ellery, of New Orleans, eldest

d.iiighter of the latt; Abr.iham Redwood

l'".lleiy, of Ne\v[5ort, at said New])ort, by

Rev. Dr. Potter, Oct. 3, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES

473

ANDREWS Miss , daughter of Judge

Andrews, of Cranston, and John Tvveedey,

Jr., of Newport, at London, Eng., Nov. 6, 1763

Polly, daughter of John, and Joseph Parker,

merchant. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1775

Polly, daughter of Col. Zephaniah, and Peter
Grinnell, Gazette of Dec. 18, 1784

Elizabeth, daughter of Col. Zephaniah, and

William Taylor. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1790

Ebenezer T., printer, and Hermoine Weld,
at Boston. Gazette of Dec. 31, 1791

Mary, daughter of the late James, and Ed-
mund T. Matthewson, at Scituate. Ga-
zette of Nov. 26. 1803

Robert and Ann Cobb, daughter of Thomas,
at Scituate. Gazette of June 9, 1804

Rachal and Thomas C. Gushing, editor of
the Salem Gazette, at Hingham, Ma.ss.
Gazette of Sept. 13, 1806

Ehza, daughter of Benjamin, and Moses Rich-
ardson, merchant, by Rev. Dr. Edes, May 4, 1807

Lydia and Nathan Swatlin, by Rev. Mr. Wil-

so"' Sept. 27, 1807

Pamela, daughter of the late Benjamin, of

this town, and Gen, Josiah Whitaker, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 26, i8ii

Elkanah, of Taunton, and Amey Greene

Brown, of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 10, 181 3

Su.sannah, eldest daughter of John, and

Abraham Matteson, both of Coventry, by

Rev. Mr. Manchester, June 4, 181 5

Col. John, of this town, and Betsey Whipple,

daughter of Capt. Stephen, of Cumber-
land, at Sterling, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Wells, Sept. 10, 181 5
Hannah and William Masury, at Ipswich,

Mass., Nov. 30, 18 IS

Jemmia and Francis Burnham, at Ipswich,

Ma-ss., Nov. 30, 181 S

Mary, of this town, and Mo.ses White, of

Cleveland, Ohio, at this town, by Rev. Mr.
^ Wilson, Sept. ^,1817

Sarah and William Wilbur, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Baker, Oct. 5, 181 7

Mabel and Ebenezer Noyes, at Weston, Ct.

Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

Mary Ann H., daughter of William, Esq.,

and Jesse Jeremiah Jared M. Chapman,

both of and at Glocester, by Rev. Mr.

Westcott. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1819

Alice 15. and George T. Snow, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, all of and at this town. Gazette of Oct. 23, 1819

474 VITAL I!i;(ni;|) <»|- lillODE ISLAND

A.XDRl'.WS Mcrrelt ami Rohy Statforcl, h.>tli

(jf aiul at ("oveiiti)', Nov. 1 6, 1 820

Isaac and Mary Tucker, both nf Siiiithtiekl,

at I'awtucket. by Rov. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 14, 1821

Josejih A., of Gldccster, and Rutb Moshier,

dangbter of Calel). oi tbis town, by Rev.

Mr. Mace, (This marriage has jjeen in-

correctl)' inserted in some newspaiiers). Aug. 18. 1822

Cicorge and Corneba Augusta Lip]Mtt, young-
est daughter of Charles, both of and at

this town, by Rev. J)r. Crocker, at St.

John's Church, Oct. i. 1822

Capt. Ray Greene and Anna Klcb'edge, both

of and at Warwick, (ia/.ette of Oct. 16, 1822

Henry Perkins, Ksc]., of lioston, ami Charlotte

I-'rances Manners, eldest daughter of

George, Kscp, His ]5ritannic IMajesty's

Consul lor IVIassachusetts, at Pawtncket,

by Rev. Dr. Ik-nedict. Gazette of May 28, 1823

William and Caioline Tel'ft, daughtei' of the

late Capt. Obadiah, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Feb. 11, 1824

Luc)', lit O.xlord.and Grafton Manter, of this

town, at said O.xford, Mass. (iazette of April 6, 1825

James and Sally Mowr)', daughter of .Seth,

both of and ;it Smithfield, " May 26, 1825

AN(;i''.I.I. Ro.sabella and Samuel Chace, Msq.,

at Providence, Sept. 2, 1770

Nathan, merchant, and Mrs. M.iry Rogers,

of Cranston. Gazette of March 20, 1773

Ann, of (ilocester, and James Wbeaton. Ga-
zette of July 2, 1774
Xathan, meichant. and Mrs. Kezi.a Caiew,

widow of Dr. Samuel, 'iazetteof Nov, 16, 1776

.Sally, daughter of Nathan, merchant, and

Ca])t. E|ihraiin Bowen. Gazette of M.uch 1, 1777

Josejih and Betsey Smith, d.anghter of John,

I'lsci Ga/ette of A].iril i, 1780

Nathan, merchant, anil Esther Harding,

daughter of the late Thomas. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1782

Jose])h, merchant, ami Desire Hopkins,

daughter of Esek, I'".s(|. Gazette of April 27, 1782

Jonathan and Polly J^raytoii, daughter of

Ste|ihen, at Smithfield. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1784

John and Nancy Jackson, daughter of the

late Steijhen. Gazette of Ajjril iG, 1785

Polly, youngest daughter of the late General

Angell, and Jacob Whitman, Jr., merchant.

Gazette of Ai)ril 8, 1786

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 475

ANGEI.L Abigail, eldest daughter of the late

General Angell.and William Goddard, PZsq.,

of Haltimore, Md., at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.

Oliver, May 25. 1786

Thomas and Abigail Rurkett, daughter of

Thomas. Gazette of April 7, 1787

Nathan, Jr., and Amey Kinnecutt, daughter

of Capt. Joseph deceased. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1787

Jamesi late of this town, and Polly Barney,

of Baltimore, at Baltimore. Gazette of Jan. 3, 1789

Mrs. , widow of John, and Brig. General

Thayer. Gazette of April 17, 1790

Deborah, daughter of Hope, of North Provi-
dence, and Asa Messer, professor of lan-
guages in College of Rhode Island. Ga-
zette of _ May 20, 1797
Eliza, daughter of Rufus, and Capt Daniel
Young, at North Providence, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Dec. 4, 1803
Joseph and Hannah Tripp, at North Provi-
dence, Gazette of March 24, 1804
Thomas and Mrs. Mary Crapon, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 7, 1807

Oliver, of North Providence, and Nancy

Read, of Rehoboth, March 20, 1808

James and Hannah Burlingame, at Scituate.

Gazette of • March 25, 1S09

Naomi Ann. daughter of Elisha, of North
Providence, and Samuel Pxldy, Esq., by
Rev. Dr. Gano, April 25, 1809

Sally and Aaron Pearce, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 20, 1809

Ruth, daughter of Joshua, Esq., late of
Johnston, R. I., and Dr. John De Lameter,
of Montgomery Co., Fla., at Chatham, ,

N. Y., April I, 1810

Nancy, eldest daughter of Eenner, and Asa

Newell, by Rev. Dr. Gano, all of this town, Nov. 18, 1810
Lemuel and Sarah Smith, daughter of Ne-

hemiah, at North Providence. Gazette of Dec. 22, 18 10

Enos, of North Providence, and Catharine

Gorham, of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 24, 1810

Lydia and John Bond, by Rev. Mr. Cornell,

in this town. May 3, 1812

Smith, of North Providence, and F"reelove

Briggs, daughter of Col. Peter, at Johnston, Jan. 17, 18(3

Catharine, eldest daughter of Capt. Olney,

and Dr. S muel W. King, all of Johnston, May 18, 1813

Harriet, daughter of Benjamin, of North
Providence, and Joseph li. Hawkins, at
said North Providence, July 3, 18,4

476 VITAL RKCOHI) OK lUJODK ISLAND

ANGELL Sally, eldest daughter of Thomas, and

Oliver Jillson, both of this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Jan. lo, iSi6

Nicholas and Hannah Alger, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 19, 1817

Lydia, daughter of Col. John, of Sniithfield,

and Sturges Davis, of this town, at said

Sniithfield, by Rev. Mr. Edes. Gazette of July 5, 1817

Betsey, daughter of Thomas, and Z

Loud, by Rev. Mr. Edes, all of this town, Oct. 2, 1817

Joseph S., of this tow^n, and Hope Hawkins,

of and at Johnston, by Rev, Mr. Sprague.

Gazette of" Oct. 4, 8117

Tabilha H., eldest daughter of Hon. Charles,

and Abner I'eckham, liy Rev. Mr. Knight,

all of and at Scitii.ite, " Jan. 25, 1818

Phehe and Samuel Davis, by ]\c\'. Dr. Gano,

all of and at this town. May 14, 1818

Major Gideon and Mary Watson, both of and

at Scituate, March 16, 1819

Deborah, daughter of Col. John, of Smith-
field, and Iq.ihraini Comstock, of this town,

at said Sniithfield, by Rev, Mr. b'.des, Sept. 16, 1819

Thomas and Mrs. I'amelia Hawkins, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, all of and at this town, Oct. 6, 1819

Christopher and Eydia Iknchley, daughter of

Arnold, by Samuel Mann, l^sc]., all ot ;ind

at Sniithfield, May 25, 1820

l^'enner, of this town, and Amey Johnson, of

North ]'ro\'idence, .it r.iwtuckct, l)y Rev.

Dr. lienedict, Oct. 31, 1820

Robert and liliza Gray, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Dec. 17, 1820

William, I'!s(|,,of North I'rovidence, and Har-
riet C. Heaton, of Sniithfield, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Park, Jan. I, 1822

Thomas, of i'laintield, Ct., and Mary Whip-
ple, eldest daughter of Col. Stephen, of

ami at Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1822

Mehitable, daughter of Col. Israel, of Smith-
field, and William \i. Wilkinson, of Cum-
berland, at said Sniithliehl, by Thomas

Mann, I'lst]., Dec. 29. 1822

Aslia, daughter of Thomas, and Daniel I'"ar-

mim, at Smithfield. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1823

Susan, of Johnston, aiui James Warner, of

Warwick, at said Johnston, by Rev. Mr.

Spnigue, ^ Aug. 17. 1823

Alice and George Aldrich, both ot and at

Scituaie, Gazette of Jan, 3, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 477

ANGELL Jemima and Valentine VV. Young,
both of and at North Providence, by Rev.
M. Branch, March 21, 1824

Ezekiel, of Smithfield, and Julia SaHsbury,
eldest daughter of Abel, Esq., at Scituate.
Gazette of April 21, 1824

Almira E., daughter of Benjamin, of North
Providence, and Christopher Wickson, of
this town, at said former town. Gazette of

Job, 2d. and Sarah J. Cleveland, eldest daugh-
ter of Cyrus, in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Pickering,

Ame)-, daughter of the late Thomas, of Smith-
field, and John F. Smith, of North Provi-
dence, at said Smithfield. Gazette of

William H. and Mary Movvry, both of North
Providence, at Pawtucket. Gazette of
ANGIER Elizabeth, of Charlton, Mass., and
Lemuel Brown, of Cumberland, at Cum-
berland,
ANNIS John and Mary Rogers, at Olneyville,

Mary M. and Nathaniel Kendall, both of this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth, of this town, and William
Murray, of Baltimore, at this town,
ANTHONY Eunice, daughter of Daniel, and
Job Scott, at F'riends' Meeting House,
Providence. Gazette of

Capt. John and Rhoda Ho]ikins, daughter of
Rev. Samuel, at Newport, Gazette of

James and Polly Mumford, only daughter of
Benjamin, at Newport. Gazette of

, daughter of Daniel, and Nathan

Spencer, at Friends' Meeting House, in
this town. Gazette of

Benjamin, of this town, and Susannah Slack,
of Johnston. Gazette of

Daniel and Anna Sjjencer, daughter of Wil-
liam, at Friends' Meeting House, East
Greenwich. Gazette of

, daughter of Joseph, Esq., and Hugh

Pollock, at Philadelphia. Gazette of

Abigail and Richard Brown, of this town, at
Somerset, by Rev. Mr. Slade. Gazette of

Betsey, of Somerset, and Samuel Cross, of
this town. Gazette of

Mrs. Elizabeth and John W. Thurston, both

of Newport. Gazette of Marcli 29, 1800

Joseph, of this town, and Mary Gould, daugh-
ter of John, of Middletown, at P>iends'
Meeting House, Newport, May 7, 1801

Aug. 31,

1824

Sept. 27,

1824

Dec. 15,

1824

Sept. 28,

1825

Feb. 16.
Dec. 8,

1812
1813

Jan. 6,

1816

P"eb. 12,

1822

June 3,

1780

Aug. 8,

1789

Jan. 22,

1791

May 5,

1792

March 30,

1793

April 13,

1793

April 25,

•795

Dec. 22,

1798

Oct. 5,

1799

47S VITAL l;K('()liI> i)K KHOIiK IS1>AM)

AXriloW Capt. Jdhn and ICliza Williams.

(lazotieof Se})t. 19, 1801

ThonKis, (if Xorlli I'n)\i(lciiCL\ and Anna
Knowlcs, (iiily dannhtei' nf Jdnathan. of
t'ranstiin, at h'ticnds' Meeting 1 louse,
Cranston, Apiil 14, 1803

Susannah and Isaac Hrownell, both of this

town, (lazette of May j8, 1803

l)a\-id, of this town, and Sarah VVnig, daugh-
ter of the late William, at the I'riends'
Meeting House, in Sandwich. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1803

William, of North I'roviilence, and Mary K.
Greene, daughter of Capt. James, at \Var
wick, by Rev. ATr. I.ittletield, Dec. 18, 1803

James and Sally Henry, in this town. Ga-
zette of April 21, 1804

Mary, tlaughter of Daniel, of North Provi-
dence, and Nathan W. Jackson, Esc]., at
l'"riends' Meeting House, in this town. Ga-
zette of ' Oct. 6, 1804

Alice, of Providence, and Samuel Hawkins.

of Cranston, by Rev. Dr. (jano, Oct. 13, 181 1

Kliza, formerly of this town, and Dr. Jere-
miah D. l-'owler, at Mt. I'leasant, N. Y.
(iazette of Now 2, 181 1

William A., of this town, and ICliza D. Hunt,
eldest daughter of John, of and at Reho-
both, by Re\'. .Mr. 'l"h<impson, Nov. 21, 181 i

Henjamin and Catharine Almy, at {''rieiuls'

Meeting Mouse, Portsmouth. Gazette of M.i\ 9, 1812

I'-unice, daughter of Abraham, of Ports-
month, and Job Baker, of New Bedford, at
P'rieiuls' Meeting House, Portsmouth, ' k't I, 1813

Dr. Israel, of b'oster, and Desire .\ldrich.
only d.iughter of ()li\-er, I'isq , ot and at
Scituate, June 5, 1814

I''.liz.d)eth, of this town, and .Stephen .Arnold,

of Cumberland. b\' Ke\-. Mi'. U'ilson, July 21. 1814

Mar)' aiul Isaac f^rownell, lioth of this town.

by Rev. .Mr. Wilson, Jan. i, 1815

Phebe S , daughter of Benj.imiu, ami Russell
Proctor, of this town, at North I'rovidence,
b\- l\ev, Mr. -Sprague, I''eb. 19, 1815

Ivebecc.i, d.iughter ol Dr. Jon.ithan. of b'os-
tei', and .Allen Potter, son of l)r. Potter, of
.Amherst, .Mass., at b'oster, March 19, 1815

losrpli P.ol this town, a <1 M.ir\ .Ann Hunt,
ot .md .u .Seekoiik, by Rev. Mr. llill, -^I'n- 'j. '^^'S

Coi iieli.i and James W. Young, both of this

town, -^iig- '7. 'H15

PUOVIDKNCE GAZETTE— MAUllIAGKS 479

ANTHONY Sarah B. and Lebbeus L. Harding,

both of this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 26, 1817

Elizabeth Welles and Richard Wickes

Greene, Esq., both of and at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Littlefield, April 20, 1817

David, of this town, and Dorcas Battey of

Cranston, at the P'riends' Meeting House

there. Gazette of Sept. 13, 1817

Sarah S., daughter of Seth. and Joseph

Thomas, at Portsmouth, by Rev. Mr.

Eddy. Gazette of Jan. 30, 1819

Ann P., daughter of Levi, and Henry Pack-
ard, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Ede.s, April 22, 1819
John, of Warwick, and Eliza G. Wyatt, of

Newport, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 3, 1820

Giles and Sarah R. Greene, daughter of

Thomas \V., Esq., at Warwick, by Rev.

Mr. Littlefield. Gazette of Jan. 17, i82r

Lydia, daughter of Caleb, of Warren, and

Ale.xis Menage, of Bristol, at said Warren,

by Rev. Mr. Re.xford, April 21, 1822

James and Sarah Oakley, both of New])ort,

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Smith, Oct. 16, 1822

Mary, daughter of David, Esq., of Somerset,

and William S. Gray. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1823

Adam, of Portsmouth, and Sarah Scott, of

and at North Providence. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1823

Sarah, of I'ortsmouth. and John P. Coggeshall,

of Middletown. at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1823

Rhoua. daughter of Peckham, and Robert

C. Sisson, both of Middletown.at Newport.

Gazette of Sept. 29, 1824

Mary C, daughter of Richard, Esq., at North

Providence, and Luther Carpenter, of See-

konk, at said former town, by Re\'. Mr.

Branch, Nov. 21, 1824

Silvesta, daughter of Peckham, and Thomas

C. Wyatt, both of and at Middletown.

Gazette of March 23, 1825

Israel, of Troy, Mass., and Mahala Luther,

of and at Swanzey, Mass., by Rev. Mr.

Taylor, March 28, 1825

ANTRIM Sally and Josiah Snow. Gazette of April 18, 1772

APLIN Benjamin, Jr., and Lydia Gray.'daughter

of Amasa. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1792

Henrietta, daughter of John, and Jonathan

E. Simmons. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1796

Nancy and John Langford. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1799

William and Mary Stevens Page, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, at St.

John's Church, Nov. 19, 1820

4S() \'rr.\i, i;k('()i;i) dk hhodk island

AIM. IN Hannah, of I'dinfvet, Ct.,aii(l Major John

Low, of Woodstock, at saitl I'omfict, l)y

Ke\-. I\Ir. Foitcr, Dec. 25, 1820

I.ydia, of this town, .md WiUiani I'eirce, of

Little Conipton, at this town, by liav. Mr.

Tateni, April 30, 1822

API'LICHV Content, daiif^hter of John, and Jere-
miah Mowrey, at Smithfield. Gazette of ]*"eb. 25, 1804
Lliza, daiif;hter of Capt. Joshua, and William

E. Williams, of Newport, at Norfolk, Va.

Gazette of Oct. 26, 1S16

APJ'LETON Mrs. Hannah and Capt. Amasa

Delano, both of Hostoii, in this town, by

tiie i\ev. Mr. Wilson, June 21, 1S03

Al'I'V Mis. . widow, and (ioldsbrow Han-

yar, l{st|., of and at New Yoi k, l-'eb, 5, 1767

AITIIORl' John T., K.sq , and Mary Spear Vns^

ter, daughter of William. P^sq., at Boston.

Gazette of Jan. 21, 1797

Maria, ilaughter of Charles Ward Apthorp,

I'^sq,, and Hon. I high Williamson, dele-
gate in Congress from Noith Carolina, at

I'hiladelphia, Dec. 27, 178S

AKA L)-dia .iiid David ]?agley. both of and at

I'awtucket, by Re\'. Dr. ]5enedict, Nov. 11, 1821

ARCHOK Mary and Capt. Samuel Currier, at

Henriett.i, N. Y. This is the captain's "th

wile, his 6th has been buried but three

weeks, (iazetteof Ajiril 7, 1821

AKDI''.N Louisa Ann, eldest daughtei' ol James,

]{sq., aiul Lieut. Robert Sterry, L'. S.

.\ini\', at New ^'ork, by Rev. Mr. Town-
lev, Dec. I I, 1809
AR.\nx'G ION Capt. Walter, of Rehoboth, and

.Maiy Jenckes, second daughter of Capt.

Jeremiah, of this town, i)y Ivcw Dr. Gauo.

Gazette ol Oct. 25. 1800

George and Ann I'earce, daughter of the late

Daniel, by Rev. Mr. Ldes, Sejit. 22, 1805

Dolly and Da\'id Vinson, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. i, 1807

I'olly and Abel H. H ctlierington, lioth of this

town, b)' Rev. Dr. (jano, July 10, 1809

Nabby .iiid Thomas S|>eais, boi h ol I'aw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. lienedict, '''^'ig 'S, 1814
James G and Sarah l''rances Sutlon, eldest

d.uighter of (_)liver, b)- Re\. .Mr. Wils(]U,

all of and at this tow: , Dec. 14, 1818

]Cmeline, eldest daughter of lieiijamin, and

Nathan Mason, at Seekonk, by Re\-. Mr.

Pitman, Nov. 28, 1819

PKOVIDENCK GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 4gl

ARMINGTON Alphonso and Hetsey Stafford,

both of and at Pawtucket. Gazette of April 6, 1S22

Martha Davis, of Seekonk, and Rev. John P.
Turner, of Woodstock, Ct., at said See-
konk, by Rev. Mr. Pease,

Mary and James liurroughs, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,
ARMSTRONG John, of New York, and Kliza-
beth McFoy, of this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson. Gazette of

George, Jr., and Sarah Remington, daughter
of John, at Jamestown. Gazette of

Mary, daughter of Fdward, and Jesse Cot-
trell, of South Kingstown, at Jamestown,
by Rev. Gersham Lane. Gazette of

Isabella and James Mcl''arland, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, all of this town,

Phebe, daughter of John, and John Wilbur,
at Newport. Gazette of

Scott C. and Ruth K. Kimball, daughter of
Amherst, Esq., at Chepachet. Gazette of
ARNOLD Christopher and Huldah Brown,
daughter of Col. William. Gazette of

Naomi, daughter of Thomas, deceased, and
David p;ddy, at Smithfield,

Luke and Phebe Arnold, daughter of Seth,
at Smithfield. Gazette of

Phebe, daughter of Seth, and Luke Arnold,
at Smithfield. Gazette of

Welcome, Esq., of Smithfield, and Patience
Greene, daughter of Capt. Samuel, de-
ceased, of Greenwich, at Warwick. Ga-
zette of

Betsey, daughter of Ca[)t. Rhodes, and Dr.
Isaac Senter, at Pawtuxet. Gazette of

Thomas, Esq., and Polly Brown, daughter of
the late Obadiah, at Friends' Meeting
House, Providence. Gazette of

Capt. Alfred and Almy Reed, daughter of
Capt. Oliver. Gazette of

Hon. Jonathan and Alice Crawford, daugh-
ter of Gideon. Gazette of

Lydia and Nathaniel Scott, at Cumberland.
Gazette of

Elizabeth, daughter of John R., P^sq., of
Cranston, and James Rhodes, of Pawtu.xet.
Gazette of

Lydia, daughter of Col. William, and Jere-
miah Greene, at East Greenwich. Ga-
zette of Oct. 16, 1790

April 24,

1824

May 22,

1825

March 16,

1805

March 9,

1805

Feb. 21,

1807

March 16,

1815

Ju'y 4.

1821

P'eb. 27,

1822

Feb. I,

1772

Feb. 13,

1772

July II,

1772

July II,

1772

Peb. 13,

1773

Nov. 21,

1778

Jan. 16,

1779

July 5.

1783

Aug. 23,

•783

Jan. 5,

1788

July 10,

1790

482 VITAL KKCOKI) ()K HUODK l!-!LANI)

ARNOLD Abigail, (laughter of Jonathan, Ksq.,

and Nathaniel Greene, of East (ireenwich,

at I'"riends' Meeting House, Smithfield

Gazette of l>'eb. 5, 1791

Sally, daughter of George, and Capt. James

Rhodes. Gazette of ''^"g- 27, 1791

Lydia, daughter of Seth, dec, of 1-Sellinghani,

and Seth Western, at Smithfield, Nov. 27, 1791

Lydia, only daughter of ]_)r. William, of

Smithfield. and Richard Steere, Ksc|., of

Glocester, at Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1791

Capt. John and Mrs. Abigail Throo]5, widow

of Capt. Henjamin, married by Rev. Mr.

Hitchcock, March 8, 1792

Col. Josias Lyndon, ot St. Johnsbuiy, Vt.,

and Susan I'eikins, d.uigliter of I{lisha,

I-^sq., at I'lainfield, Ct, Gazette of Feb. 28, 1795

Hannah, daughter of Col. William, and Robert

Greenleaf, of Hoston, at ICast Greenwich,

by the Rev. Dr. Hitchcock. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1796

Elizabeth, daughter of Capt. David, and Dr,

Nicholas Cooke, at W'arwick. Gazette of March 18, 1797
Caleb and Mrs. Sarah Relph, in this town.

Gazette of June 3, 1797

Sally, daughter of the late Dr. Jonathan, of

Vermont, and James Biurell, Jr., I'^sq., of

this town, at Plainfield, Ct. Gazette of Oct. 14, 1797

Samuel, of Baltimore, merchant, and Phebe

Jackson, daughter of Capt. Richard. Ga-
zette of Se])t. 29, 1798
Sally, daughter of I*'.lijah, and Dutee Rolierts,

of this town, at Smithfield. (iazette of Dec. 15, 1798

Christojiher, of this town, and Mrs. Elizabeth

Arnold, wiilow of James, Es(|., of and at

.Snnthfield. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1798

Mrs. IClizabeth, widow of James, I",S(p, of

.Smithfield, and Christopher Arnold, of this

town, at Smithfield. (Gazette of Dec. 22, 1798

James V., I^sq., and Mehitable Carj^enter,

daughter of Oliver, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, May 5, 1799

Miss , daughter of Col. William, and

Daniel L'pdike, Esq., of North Kingstown,

at ICast (ireenwich. Gazette of May 18, 1799

Mary and John Henry, both of this town.

Gazette of Oct. 12, 1799

Israel and Eliza Manchester, daughter of

Cajit. John, of this town. Gazette of May 31, 1800

Mary, daughter of the late Welcome, and

Tristam Hurgess, ICscp, attorney at law, by

the Rev. Dr. Gano, May 22, 1801

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MAIUIFAGES 483

ARNOLD Daniel and Alice Cornell, daughter of

Richard, in this town, by the Rev. Dr.

Gano. (jazette of Dec. 26, 1801

Betsey, of Woodstock, and Nathan Chandler,

of Pomfret, Ct., at Woodstock;, by the

Rev. Mr. Wells, Jan. 10, 1802

George and Hannah Randall, daughter of

Jonathan, Esq., both of Pomfret, at War-
wick. Gazette of April 10, 1802
Maria, daughter of Col. Daniel, and Thomas

Ikiffum, at Smithfield, March 24. 1803

Gorton, Esq., and Mary Sheldon, daughter

of Nicholas, at Cranston, May i, 1803

Sally, daughter of Col. Rice, of Cranston, and

William Rhodes, of Warwick, merchant.

Gazette of May 3, 1803

W^elcome, of this town, and Mary Peirce, of

and at Woodstock. Gazette of Aug. 7, 1803

Capt. John, formerly of this town, and Mrs.

Charlotte Coubben, of and at Baltimore.

Gazette of Dec. 17, 1803

Elisha and Patience Comstock, at Smithfield.

Gazette of May 12, 1804

Mary, daughter of Capt. Alfred, and Henry

Hawkins, of North Providence, by the"

Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Nov. lo, 1804

Lydia, daughter of William, P2sq., and William

Stone, of Killingly, at Glocester, March 17, 1805

Mercy, daughter of Samuel, and George

Smith, at Smithfield. Gazette of March 23, 1805

Sally, daughter of Capt. Israel, of Warwick,

and Capt. Oliver Earle, of this town, at

Warwick, by Rev Dr. Gano, Oct. 24, 1805

George R , of this town, merchant, and ICliza

Padelford, of Taunton, at Warren, Nov. 3, 1805

Col. Gorton and Waitstill Lippitt, daughter

of Gen. Christopher, at Cranston, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, Dec. 8, 1805

Christopher and Clementina Harris, eldest

daughter of John, both of Cranston, at

Pomfret,
Jonathan, of Smithfield, and Abby Randall,

daughter of John, at North Providence,
Clarrissa and Henry Comstock, at Smith-
field. Gazette of
Alice, daughter of Col. William, and Capt.

Silas Holmes, of Stonington, at East

Greenwich,
Joseph and Joanna Card, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
James, of Providence, merchant, and Sally

Jan. 12,

1806

Jan. 12,

1806

April 12,

1806

June 7,
Oct. 4,

1807
1807

484 NITAL HKCOHI) OF HUODK ISLAND

ARNOLD:

Roach, eldest daughter of William, Jr., at

Friends' Meetinj^ Fiouse, New Bedford.

Gazette of Oct. 31, 1807

Capt. Uavid, Jr., and Rebecca Stafford,

eldest daughter of Thomas, by Rev. Mr.

Littlcfield.^dl of Warwick, Nov. i, 1807

Ann I, ockwood, daughter of the late Joseph,

and Cyrus Barker, merchant, by the Rev.

Mr. Edes, all of this town, ' March 13, 1808

Phebe, daughter of Major Moses, of Wood-
stock, and Asa Smith, of Barrington, R. I.,

at Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of May 7, 1808

Lydia, daughter of Capt. David, deceased,

and Capt. Christopher 15entley, -Aug. 31, 1808

Richard, of Smithficid, and I.ydia luiierson,

of and at L'.xbridge, April 9, 1809

Lydia, daughter of Israel, Est|., and Charles

W. Tillinghast, of this town, at Warwick, Sejit. 21, 1809

Willard, both of I'rovidence, and Patience

Congdon, of and at Thompson, Ct., by

Rev. Mr. Dow. Dec. 10, 1809

Capt. Josiah and ALirgaret Greene, daughter

of Capt. Thomas, by Rev. Mr. Littlcfield,

all of Warwick, Dec. 31, 1809

Ann, daughter of Israel, of Smithfield, and

Welcome Comstock, of North Providence,

at Smithfield, h'eb. 4, 1810

Edward S., of Smithfield, and Sally Keene,

daughter of John, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. (lano, F'eb. 27, 18 10

Phebe, daughter of Luke, of Smithfield, and

William Tillinghast, of this town, at Smith-
field (lazette of
George and Mary Taylor, daughter of Capt.

Peter, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Abigail and James Stocker, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Stephen, of this town, and liliza Rhodes,

daughter of Malachi, merchant, at Pawtu.xet,

by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, -Aug. 5. 181 1

Betsey, of North Providence, and Nathan R.

Teele, of Providence, at North Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 15, 181 1

Benjamin and Anna Read, only daughter of

Benjamin, at Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Stone, Nov. 10, 1811
Eliza, daughter of the late Col. Daniel, of

Smithfield, and David Ide, at Smithfield, Dec. 8, 181 1

Elizabeth, daughter of Col. Thomas, of New-
port, and Thomas Carder Hazard, of South

May

12,

1810

July .

22,

1810

Dec.

5.

1810

I'ROVIDENCK GAZiiTTE-MARKIAGES 4^5

ARNOLD :

Kingstown, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

VVheaton. Gazette of Jan. i8, i8i2

Seth, of Smithfield, and Magdalon Quack-

enboss, daughter of Isaac A., lisq., of Guil-
derland, attorney at law, at Albany, March i, 1812

Barton, of this town, and Avis Cranston, at

Pawtu.xet, April 20, 181 2

George and Lydia Fisher, both of Pawtucket,

by Rev. Dr. Benedict, June 15, 181 2

John and Charlotte Chaffee, both of Seekonk,

in this town, -Sept. 24, 1812

John, Jr., of Cranston, and Betsey Battey, of

and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs, Oct. 4, 1812

Betsey, second daughter of Col. Elisha, and

William A. Howard, at Cranston. May 16, 1813

Samuel G., Esq., of this town, and Frances

Rogers, eldest daughter of the late John,

merchant, by Rev. Dr. Messer, Sept. 28, 18 13

Joseph, of Warwick, and Betsey Carpenter,

of and at Pawtuxet, Uec. 30. 1813

Rev. Robert, of Thompson, Ct., and Catha-
rine Lippitt, daughter of Moses, of and at

Killingly, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Nichols, l'~eb. i. 1814

Capt. Marcus and Mercy Mann, daughter of

Samuel, all of and at Smithfield, June 26, 1814

Stephen, of Cumberland, and Pllizabeth An-
thony, of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 21, 1814
Mary, of this town, and Mowry Smith, Esq.,

of Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, Jan. 16, 181 5

Silence, only daughter of Ahab, of this town,

and Elisha Howe, of Killingly, at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 22, 181 5

Mary, daughter of Rufus, and Henry Milton

Walcott, at Cumberland, April 30, 1815

Asa, of North Providence, and Abigail Den-
nis, daughter of Jonathan, of Newport, at

Friends' Meeting House, Newport. Ga-
zette of Aug. 5, 1815
James, merchant, and Mary Martin, eldest

daughter of Joseph, by Rev. Mr, Baker, Oct. 3, 181 5

Caleb and Sally Prentice, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 21, 181 5

Elizabeth, of Warwick, and James Bates, of

Coventry, at said Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

Jacobs, Feb. 4, 1816

Joseph F. and Sarah W. Rice, only daughter

of the late William, both of Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Littlefield, March 24, 1816

4S6

VITAL HKCOKI) (IK lUloDK. ISLAM)

ARNOLD Sarah Ann, cldcNt dau>;litcr of
Jdscpli, ot W'arwiik, and Nathan l-'iske, of
Northboiu, Mass., at said W'aiwick, by
Rev. Mr. l.ittletield,

Lsrael, |i-., and Nahhy lirowii, Lioth ut anti at
Sniithtield, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Keziah, daughter of Aaron, Esc|,, and Cajit.

A Gaston, all of Killingly, Ct.. by

ke\-. Mr. Atkins,

Eli. is and Ann C, Butts, onlv d.uighter of
I.saac, in this town, bv Rev. i)r. (Jano,

Anthony H and .Abhy V. iMiIlei, only tlaugh-
tei- of Josej)]!, by Rew Mr. I'"uller, all of
this town,

Olney ami Susan Norton, at .Smithlield,

Zuriel r. and Ann Li])])itt. d.iughter of Moses,
at Killinj;ly. Ct., by Rev. Roliert Arnold,

Dextei', ot .Scitnate, and l''reelo\-i.- Cranston,
daughter ot Samuel, of and at h'oster, I))'
Rev. Mr Stone.

Eliza I Ian iet, youngest daughter of Wel-
come, l''s<|.. and Zachariah Allen, both of
this town, by Re\-. Dr. Ciocker. at .St.
John's ( lunch,

Majoi- Joseph Tillinghast, of this town, and
.Alpha Carpenter, of and at .Smithlield,

Ruth, daughter of Joshua, ol .Smithfield, and
Ste])hen Jenckes, Es(| , of North I'|-ovi-
dence, at said .Smithfield,

Shubael {■'r.inklin, of .Smithlield, and Mrs.
Tabith.i l'hilli|)s, of Massachusetts, by l\e\'.
Dr. (iano, in this town,

Ann ,S., daughter of .Simon, and |.imes Hates,
by Rev. Mr. Littletield, all of "and ,it War-
wick, (lazette of

IClizabelh M., daughter of the late Luke, of
.Smithfield, ami Dan A Daniels, of Cum-
berland, at Faiitucket, liy Rev. Mr. 151ake.

Chi istopher ( )., of this town, and I'hebe A.
Hunt, daughter ot the late Capt. Joseph,
of I'awtu.xet, in this town, by Rew Mi',
leaker,

Lucia, of .Smithfield, and .Samuel (joiton Ar-
nokl. of this town, at I'.xbridge, Mass.. by
Rev. Mr J udson,

Samuel Ciorton, of this town, and Lucia Ar-
nold, of .Smithfield, at U.vbridge, Mass., by
Rev. Mr. Judson,

Capt. Abram and Clarrissa II. W'estcott, b\'
Rew Mr. Wilson, all of and at this town,

March 25, 1816
April 24, 1816

April 28. 1816
May 26, I 816

Aug. 29, 1 8 16
Nov. 3, 1 816

Dec. 25, 1 8 16
Jan. 19, 1817

A [Mil 29, 1 81 7
Jan. 8, 1818

March 23, 1818

Aiiril 8, 1818

June 13, i8lS

July L I 818

Sept. 2L l8i8

Dec. 10, 1818

Dec. 10, 1818
.March 14, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 487

ARNOLD Louisa Mary, daughter of the late

Capt. John, and Luther Pearson, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, March 25, 1819

Lemuel H., Esq., attorney at law, of this

town, and Sarah Lyman, daughter of Hon.

Daniel, of and at North Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, June 23, 1819

William U. and Phebe Ann Low, bv Rev.

Mr. Littlefield, all of and at Warwick, March 5, 1820

John B. and Hannah R. Hazard, both of and

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, at Faw-

tu.xet, April 30, 1820

Nathan A. and Phebe W. Allen, at North

King.stown, by Rev. Mr. Gardiner, Sept. 3, 1820

Mrs. Rebecca and Job Manchester, at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Sept. 6, 1820
William W., of Warwick, and Dorcas S.

Page, youngest daughter of Stephen, Esq.,

of and at Glocester. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1820

Mary G., eldest daughter of the late Hon.

Thomas, and Capt. Benjamin R. Greene,

both of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Lit-
tlefield, Dec. 10, 1820
Joseph, Esq. (S. C), of Warwick, and Mrs.

Mary Collier, of and at Sterling, Ct., Dec. 12, 1820

Mary, of U.xbridge, and VVillard Sayles, of

Smithfield, at said Uxbridge, April 26, 1821

Jeremiah O. and Lovey Ross, both of North

Providence, in this town, by Rev. Mr.

Taft. Gazette of Aug. 8, 1821

Andrew and Marcy Ann Remington, daugh-
ter of the late Daniel, at Coventry, Dec. 20, 1821
Welcome and Rebecca ICldredge, both of and

at Pawtucket. Gazette of Dec. 22, 1821

Betsey G., second daughter of the late Hon.

Thomas, of Warwick, and Christopher A.

Whitman, of Coventry, at said Warwick,

by Rev. Mr. Manchester, Jan. 20, 1822

Simeon, of Warwick, and Zerviah Waterman,

eldest daughter of Dr. George, of and at

Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Feb. 21, 1822

Patience B., daughter of Capt. Perry G., of

East Greenwich, and Lucius M. Wheeler,

of Glocester, at Warwick. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1822

Mary Ann, daughter of PIphraim, Esq., of

Warwick, and Jo.seph S. Budlong, of Crans-
ton, at said Warwick, bv Rev. Mr. Little-
field, ' Aug. 18, 1822
David R. and Sarah A. Carder, both of and

at Warwick. Gazette of Nov. 9, 1822

488 VITAL KKCOKI) OK HHODE ISLAND

ARNOLD Mrs. Adcla A. and Kllico I'ollett,

both of and at Cumberland (lazetteof Nov. 13, 1822

Welcome and Amey H. Whip[)lo, daughter

of Thoma.s, at North Providence, by Rev,

Mr. Tobey. Gazette of Nov. 16,1822

William I'., of thi.s town, and Ame)' G.

]5rig<^^s, ilauyhter of William, of and at

I'awtu.xet, iJec. 10, 1822

Ann Marcy, )'oungest daughter of Col. John,

and Nehemiah K. Alilrich. at I'awtu.vet.

Gazette of Jan. i. 1823

Lucy A. antl lion. llenr\' Remmgton, at

Apjionaug, Jan. 5, 1823

V'ashti S., eldest daughter of Israel, and

L^eazer Whipple, both of and at North

Providence, by Kew Mr. Tobex-. (ia/^ette

of Jan. 15, 1823

Al\-in. of Warwick, and Susan Budlong,

)'oungest daughter of Samuel, Lsq., of and

at Cr.mston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, I'eb. 6, 1823

Mary 1'. and James Westcott, both of and at

this town. Gazette of I\Li}- 14, 1823

Richard James, Esc|., of this rown, and Louisa

Carolme (iindrat, of Sa\'annah, at Boston,

by Rev. Mr. Lowell, May 22, 1823

Cai)t. William and Amey Ann Tillinghast,

daughter of the late Ca])t. Joseph, both of

and at this town, by Re\-. l.Jr. Gano, ^L^y 29, 1823

Ann M., of Xoith I'i'ovidence, and l.e Haion

Martin, of this town, by Re\-. Mr. Tobey.

at this town, July 23, 1823

Stephen and Saiah Ann (ireene, daughter

oi Capt. James, both of and at W.irwick.

Gazette of Oct. 15, 1823

Samuel, ICsq., and l''reelove Sojihia liarnes,

ilaughter of the late Lion. l)a\id L., both

of and .It this town, Nov. 0, 1823

IJenjamin, Jr., and Thiizee Whitford, daugh-
ter of Asa, of and at Sterling, Ct. Ga-
zette ol Dec. 27, 1823
Christopher, of Warwick, and Mary G. Allen,

daughter of the late John, l{sq., at North

Kingstown. Jan. 8, 1824

Anna, of Cumberland, and Welcome Russey,

of Mendon, Mass., at lormer town. Ga-
zette of Jan. 28, 1824
.Sarah (i. C. daughter of the late I'erry, of

I'^ast (Greenwich, and Daniel Watson,

M. I) , of South Kingstown, at said former

place, by Rev. Mr. Alden. March 21, 1824

PKOVIDKNCE (JAZETTE— RIAIIRIAGES 489

ARNOLD Daniel P., of Ashford, Ct., and Han-
nah H. Lippitt, daughter of Moses, Esq.,

of and at Killingly, Ct. (iazette of March 31, 1824

Catharine R., of this town, and Horace N.

Williams, of I''airfield, Ct., at New York,

by Rev. Mr. Onderdonk, Sept. 28, 1824

James B., of Warwick, and Lucia Page, eldest

daughter of Stephen, of and at Glocester.

Gazette of Dec. 15, 1824

Capt. Samuel and Ann liliza Carr, youngest

daughter of the late Capt. John, of Warren,

at Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, April 24, 1825

Christopher and Clarrissa Randall, both of

this town, at New York, June 27, 1825

Ann and William Snow, of Warwick, at

Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, July 26, 1825

William and Mrs. Lydia Karle, at Cumber-
land. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1825
ARROW Capt. Richard nnd Dorothy Bow, at

Oldstock, Mass. Gazette of Aug. i, 1801

ARSONNEAU Peter Remy, formerly of this

town, and Ruth Homer, at Boston. Ga-
zette of June 25, 1785
ARTHUR of that town, and Ebenezer Hazard,

Postmaster General, at Shrewsbury, N. J.

Gazette of Oct. 18, 1783

ARUNDELL Hon. Capt. , son of Lord

Arundell, and Lady Mary Cirenville, only

daughter of the Marquis of Buckingham ;

Her Ladyship has a fortune of ^100,000;

in England. Gazette of April 13, i8ii

ARY Martha and Robert N. Holmes, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, all of and at this town, Eeb. 8, 181 8

ASH Thomas, of London, and Margaret Heath,

daughter of Capt. Jonathan, of and at

Newport. Gazette of May 24, 1823

ASHBURNER Adam, of Philadelphia, aid

Mary E. Grieves, daughter of David, of

this town, at said Philadelphia. Gazette

of Oct. 26, 1822

ASHLEY Luther, of Windham, and Eliza

Humphrey, daughter of John, at Barring-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Watson. Gazette of ' Sept. 30, 1809
Samuel, ICsq., and Lydia I''. Olney, only

daughter of James M., Esq., by Rev. Mr.

Preston, all of and at this town. Gazette

of Feb. 20, 1819

Asoneth, daughter of Samuel, of Hampton,

Ct., and George Mason, of this town, at

.said Hampton. Gazette of Dec. 21, 1820

Nov. 23,

1793

Nov. S,

1794

Jan. 30,

1820

July 27.

1820

July 2,

1808

490 VIT.VL liKCOlM) OK KllODK ISI,A>'J)

ASHTON IClizalk'th and I'iphraim C.'ungdon, by

l\c\-. Mr. .Stanwood, Nov. 23, 1788

Stephen, of this town, and I'eggy Bennett,

of John.ston, at John.ston. Gazette of
William, Jr., of this town, antl Dorcas Fiske,

of Scituate. Gazette of
Betsey, daughter of the late Stephen, antl

Joseph Rand, by Rev. Dr. Gano. (This is

correct, not Austin),
Samuel ]5. and Frcelo\-e Brown, daughter of

Josei)h, of Smithfiekl. in this town,
ASITNWAI.L Mary I'., ot Springfield, and

Edward L. Grenchey, of Portland, in this

town. Gazette of
Moratio G. and Ruth S. Whitmore, daughter

of Jesse, b)- Rev. Mr. I'restnu, all nf and at

this town, Nov. 29, 1818

ATHICRTON William, Kscj., of Jamaica, and

Mrs. Sarah Wanton, widow of Josejih, Jr.,

Esq., at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 15, 17S5

ATKINS Mary, daughter of Rev. Elisha, of

ICillmgly, Ct., and Thomas F. Carpenter,

Esq., attorney at law, of this town, at said

Killiiigly, June 10, 1823

ATKINSON Mrs. Frances, widow of Theodore,

Jr., and John VVentworth, Governor of

New Hampshire, at Portsmouth, N. H., Nov. 11, 1769

Hannah and Samuel Vates, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Dec. 17, 1809

Sarah Ann. daughter of the late John, of

Newport, and William Douglass, at New-

jKirt. Gazette of June 25, 1814

Samuel, Esq., of Chilicothe, Ohio, and Mary

C". Moulton, of Attleboro, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Aug. 10, 1822

ATWATER Eliza M., daughter of Hon. Moses,

and Lewis Jenkins, merchant, formerly of

this town, at Canandaigua, N. Y. Gazette

of P'eb. 24, 1 8 16

ATWP:LL Sally, daughter of Col. Amos, and

(iideon Olney. Gazette of June 13, 1778

Betsey, daughter of Amos, ICsc]., and Nicho-
las Tillinghast, Jr. Gazette of March 21, 1789
Amos Maine. Escp, and Mary Young, only

daughter of Samuel, merchant, (iazetteof Oct. 3, 1795

Col. Amos and I lattie Wilson, daughter of

Cajit. John, of Newton, Mass., by William

Tyler, Ivsq. Gazette of March 25, I7c;7

Mary, youngest daughter of Col. Amos, and

Da\id Vinton, merchant, by the Rev. Dr.

Hitchcock, April 17, 1797

PUOVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 49I

ATVVELL Samuel Young, Elsq., attorney at law,

and Lydia Sheldon Stilhvell, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Dec. 31, 1820

ATWOOD James and Polly Nichols, daughter

of John. Gazette of Dec. i, 1787

Sheffield, of Newjiort, merchant, and Mrs.

Lydia Lee, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight.

Gazette of June 25, 1796

Rhoda, daughter of the late John, and Enos

Randall, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. Westcott.

Gazette of June 29, 1805

Abby and James Bastow, of this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, July 17, 1814

Eliza Nichols, of this town, and Hopestill

Potter Dimond, of Bristol, at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Ajiril (7, i8rs

William and Esther Aldrich, both of Scituate,

by John Harris, P^sq. Gazette of June 1, 1816

Abigail, daughter of Shefifield, of Bristol, and

Henry Bradford, Esq., at said Bristol, by

Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold, July 21, 1816

Ann O., eldest daughter of David, and

James E. Butts, both of this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Dec. 2, 1816

Mary L. and James Briggs, both of Welling- *

ton, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 23, 1818

John and Abby Newell, both of and at this

town, July I, 1820

Almira and Sterry Baker, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 10, 1822

Joanna S.,of this town, and Lsaac Washburn,

Jr., of Taunton, at Cranston. Gazette of June 5, 1822

David, of Scituate, and Amey Relton, daugh-
ter of Harris, of and at Johnston, by Rev.

Mr. Sprague, March 5, 182 1

Ann Eliza, third daughter of Anthony, of

Johnston, and John H. Rathbun, of Con-
necticut, at said Johnston. Gazette of Aug. 25, 1824
AUBOTJOREAU Dr. P. L. Armand, and Julia

Liege, at Rochelle, P'rance. Gazette of P'eb. 23, 181 1

AUCHMUTY Harriet B., daughter of the late

Robert N., Esq., and Capt. Julius V. Heile-

man, U. S. Army, at Newport. Gazette of May 21, 1814

Samuel O., Esq., formerly of Newport, and

Susan Woolsey, daughter of Gen. Woolsey,

and sister of Capt. Woolsey, U. S. Navy,

at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1823

AUDENET Maria, of Newport, and William S.

Paul, of Boston, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Wight. Dec. 10, 181 1

492 VITAf. UKCOHI) OF KHODE ISLAND

AUKWAKl) l'"rancis ami I-:iizabeth Rustage,
both of aiul at Washington, U, C. Ga-
zette of April 28, 1824
AULGER Cajn. Benjamin and I'olly Thurher,

at Providence, Dec. 10, 1769

AUSTIN Mrs. Hannah and Nathaniel Frothing-

ham. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1774

Ilittey v., daunhter of the late Seth, and
David I'"airman,of rro\idence, at .Sheffield,
Ct. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1806

Sally and William (/)sborn. at New])ort. Ga-
zette of July I, 1809

Betsey and Joseph Rand, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 30, 1820

RIerebah and John D. Handley, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 13, 1823

Hannah, of Wellin,t;ton, Mass., and Nathan
B. Goff, of Rehoboth, at said Wellington.
Gazette of

Edward and Sarah H. Watson, daughter of
Edward, at Newport. Gazette of
AVIARY Sally, daughter of John, and John A.
Collins, of Newport, at l^oston. Gazette of

Ann, daughter in-law of John Jackson, and
Joshua dishing, printer, at Boston, by
Rev. Mr" Gardiner. Gazette of ' Jan. 7, 1S09

David, Jr., of Windham, Ct., and Rub\- Fill-
more, daughter of the Re\'. Amaziah, at
l'"ranklin, Ct. Gazette of Feb. 4, 1824

AYI'R Harriet A., daughter of the late Dr.
James, and Francis S. Yates, at Chailes-
ton, S. C. Gazette of March 5, 1823

AYLF:HAM Mary and Job Townsend, at New-
port. Gazette of Ajiril 13, 1799
AYLESWORTH Miss Polly, late of Newport,
and Ca])t. George Smith, of the Continen-
tal Army, at -South Kingstown, by the
Re\-. Dr. I'"ayerweather. Ciazette of April 17, 1779

Sarah, ot luist Greenwich, aged 75, and
Henry Olin, of West (ireenwich, aged 93,
at I'",ast Greenwich, by Rev. Thomas Man-
chestci'. Gazette of May 19, 1810

Abby, daughter of John, and Col. Reuben

Hammond, at Foster. (Gazette of April 30, 1825

April

19.

1823

Aug.

18,

1824

Jt'ly

^5.

1795

B

BABBITT Amey and Ksbon We.stcott, both of

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 2, 1808

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 493

BABBITT Nancy and Walker Baker, at Taun-
ton, Mass., May 23, 1816
Henry P. and Eliza Clarke, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 19, 1820

Sally, daughter of Charles, and Ichabod

Bosworth, at Taunton. Gazette of July 10, 1S24

James, of Wellington, Mass., and Mary H.

Woodward, of Taunton, daughter of Capt.

Solomon, at said Taunton. Gazette of Nov. 27, 1824

BABCOCK Adam and Patty Hubbard, daughter

of Daniel, at Boston. Gazette of March 27, 1779

John and Sally Watson, daughter of Perry,

at South Kingstown. Gazette of June 7, 1800

Susan, daughter of Peleg, and John B. Perry,

at South Kingstown. Gazette of April 20, 1805

Charlotte, daughter of Major Joseph, and

Joshua Belcher, printer, of the Emerald,

at Milton, " May 25, 1807

Dea. Gideon, Jr., and Mrs. Ruth Mumford,

widow of Henry, at Newport. Gazette of Nov. i, 1806

Louisa, of Plainfiekl, Ct., and Jesse Brown, of

Attleboro, Oct. 13, 181 5

Iriene and Sheldon Knight, both of and at

Cranston. Gazette of" March 21, 1818

John W. and Susan Rice, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. 15aker, July 5, 1818

Cyrel and Sarah Gorham, daughter of the

late Samuel, of this town, at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. Tatem, Nov. 8, 1818

Sarah Ann and John Chambers, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 7, 1820

Joseph, of Middletown, and Alice R. Hazard,

daughter of Thomas H , of and at New-
port. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1824
Rev. Rufus, Jr., of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and

Olive B. Smith, daughter of Nathaniel

Smith, P^sq., of and at Barrington, May 11, 1824

BABSON James V., of this town, and Sarah C.

Munroe, of Boston, in this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, June 8, 1823

BACHE Richard, merchant, and Sally PVank-

lin, only daughter of Dr. Benjamin, at

Philadelphia, Oct. 29, 1767

Benjamin P'ranklin, printer, and Miss ,

Markoe, at Philadelphia. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1791

Margaret Hartman, widow of B. Franklin

Bache, and William Duane, editor of the

Aurora, at Philadelphia, by the Rev. Dr.

White, June 28, 1800

41)4

VITAL HKCOKl) OF RHODE ISLAND

BACIII^ DcbiT.ih,. sister ot the late IkMijaniin
iManklin l^ache, and William J. Diiane, s<in
of the e<litorcif the Aunira.at l'liila(lel])hia.
Gazette of
l^ATCIIELLOR Warren, ol this town, and
I''reelo\x" Westcott, of and at North Provi-
dence, b}' Rev. Dr. (iano. (iazette of

Peter and Margaret Mitchell, i)nth of Xew
Ilamjishire, in this town,

Mi's. I'Jiz.dieth antl ]{L)enezei- 1 1 inn|ilii-ey,
both of ant! at O.xford. Gazette ol

Warren .iiul fiarriet Kelley, of and at ( )ak-
ham, Mass., b^' Rev. Mr. Tontinson,
]?ACKr.S TluMii.is, K,s(|., of .Sterling, Ct., and
Alniira Catl)', danghtei" of Joscjih. Iis(|., in
this town. Gazette of

(jeorge, ol New York, and C'hailotle .S.
Allen, daughter of the late Ca[H. -Sanuiel,
of and at this town, by Re\'. Mr. Kdes,
]5AC()N Capt. Elijah and Marcy Read. Ga-
zette of

i\Irs. Mai)', widow of (ieorge, and Israel Low.
(lazette of

David A. and Sally Corey. Gazette of

Hannah, daughter of Capt. I'ilijah, and Col.
John Mathewson. (Gazette of

Mary and Ahiwney lastrani, 1)\' l\e\-, Mr.
Kdes,

John, ol Xew|iort, nieich.int, and .Ann Hart,
ot and .It lioslon. G.izctte of

Joshua and .Amey -Smith, b}' Rc\' I )r. ( lano.
Gazette of

Clement, merchant, of Charlton, M.iss , .ind
I.nc\' I-'-lizabeth nentle\-, onl_\- daughter of
Ca|)t. Christopher, ol and at Woodstock.
Ct,. h)' Rev. Mr. L'ndcrwood,

.Abigail, daughter of Asa, of C'antei bur)-. Ct.,
and (_'ol. \\'alter rainc. of this town, mei'-
ch.inl, at s.iid Canterl)ur\', by Rev. Mr.
Meach.

Abby and William G. 'I'.umei', both of and
at this town, liy Re\'. Di". (!ano,

Sally and Jabez Allen, at Killingl)-. Ct, Ga-
zette of

William and Mary Ann Justin, both of and
;it this town. (Gazette of

Chailes, ot Connecticut, and l-',,\perience
Thurbcr, of this town, by l\ev. Mr. Wilson,

Sarah II,, of Woodstock, Ct., and Col. Jared
W. Williams, I\sc]., attorne\' at l;iw, ot Lan-
caster, X. IL, at said Woodstock,

Jan. I I, i8o6

Jan. 1 6, 1 813

.Sept. I. 1814

May 8, 1822

April 10, 1823

.Sept. 15, 1 82 1

Sept. 2, 1822

Jan. 3, 1781

Oct. 31, 1789
July 12, !794

May 7, 1796

Ma)- 10, 1807

Oct. 12, [81 I

No\-. 20, 1813

March 10, 1.S14

J. 111. I, I8i8

March 2^,, 1823

l>e-c. 3, 1823

Jan. to, 1824

Jan. 18, 1824

Aug, 10, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 495

BADGPIR Kdvvard, Jr.,and Amelia Dyer, daugh-
ter of Co]. Thomas. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798
Frances, daughter of Capt. Edward, and

Thomas Hieskell, of P'redericksburg, Va.,

at Windham, Ct. Gazette of June 30, 1804

Barber, printer, and Sally Cummings, at

Boston, by Rev. Dr. Lothrop, July 3, 1814

BAGLEY David and Lydia Asa, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Nov. 11, 1821

Mary M. and John A. Mason, both of this

town, at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, June 22, 1S23

BAGNALL Elizabeth and Thomas Chace, by

the Rev. Mr. Walter, of Trmity Church,

Boston, Oct. 10, 1771

BAILEY Abraham and Nancy Chace, both of

and at Little Compton. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1795

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Capt. Gideon, and

Capt. Daniel Stillwell. Gazette of March 5, 1796

Mary and Joshua Richmond, at Little Comp-
ton. Gazette of Sept. 23, 1797
Luther and Ann Peck, daughter of the late

Elihu, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 13, 1808

Isaac, Jr., of Ward, Mass., and Jane Whit-
man, daughter of Jacob, of this town,

merchant. Gazette of Jan. 6, 1810

Peabody and Susan H. Whitmore, daughter

of Jesse, Esq., in this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, April 5, 1812

Elizabeth, aged 40 years, and David Hodge,

aged 100 years, 2 months ; the groom was

at Braddock's defeat, and served through

the war of the Revolution ; in Georgia.

Gazette of Nov. 27, 1819

Mary Ann, of this town, and Joseph Balch,

Jr., formerly of Boston, at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 13, 1821

Sarah Ann, daughter of William, and Robert

Chace, at Middletown. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1821

John, Esq., of the Department of State, and

Ann Young, daughter of David, at Wash-
ington, D. C, Nov. 17, 1822
William, Esq., of Middletown, and Mrs.

Sarah Gardiner, daughter of the late

Robert Brayton, of and at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Wheaton, June 30, 1823

John G., Esq., of Chariestown, Mass.. and

Lucia Crocker Shaw, daughter of Josiah

C, Esq., at Newport. Gazette of July 20, 1825

BAINBRIDGE Joseph, Elsq., U. S. Navy, and

Charlotte Bowne, of New Jersey, at Staten

Island. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1813

40()

VITAL UKCORH OK HHODE ISLAND

BAIXHkII)(;i'; Susan I'aiker, daughter of the
Cdniniiiilore, and Thomas llaj-es, of Phil-
adelpliia, tt; Charlestowii, Mass. Gazette

15 A IT MLs.s and Mr. Fisher, in

Iieland. (jazette of
BAKKR Dea. John and Mrs. I'hebe Stone,

daughter of Jonathan, Esq., at Johnston.

Gazette of
IJr. Moses and Betsey North Toler, daughter

of Daniel, at North IVo\-iclence, by Rev.

Dr. Hitchcock. Ciazette of
EVv/.a, daughter of Joseph ]5erkeley Baker,

and 'I'homas Paine, A. ]■>., editor of the

l'"ederal ( )rrerv, at Boston, ij\' Rew Dr.

Waher,
John, merchant, and Avis Tillinghast, at

Ne\v|)(.rt. (i.azette of
Richard and Lurana Martin, of Rehohoth.

(lazette of
Celia, of Scituate, and Gideon (ireene, )r.,

l'",j(].. of Warwick, at Scituate, by I''.lder

Riciiard Knight. Gazette of
Thankful and Ziba l?ro\vn, at Killingly, Ct.

Gazette of
Job, of New l^edford, and hainicc Anthony,

daughter of Aljiahani, of I'ortsmouth, at

I-'riends' Meeting House, Portsmouth,
George W . ami I{dnah H.ile, in this town.

Gazette ol
Hannah and Martin .Smith, both ol this town,

by Re\. Dr. Gano.
Alexander antl Lydia liaker, a: Bellefonte,

b\' Rew Dr. Gano. (iazette (if
Immanuel and Abb)' Cowing. b\' l\e\'. Mr.

J.icoljs, at Bellefonte. Gazette of
I.ydia .nid Alexander 15uker, at Bellefonte,

by Re\. Dr. Gano. (iazette of
Ruth and Richard M. Cornell, l)otli of and at

this town, by Rev. Di-. Gano, (i.izette of
Walker and Nancy Babbitt, at Taunton,

Mass.,
Sally and Samuel Sterne, both of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Hitchcock,
Himan and Rnth -Searle. daughter of Sol-
omon, Jr., bv Re\'. Mr. Wilson, both of and

at this town,
Rachel ami Albert !■",. ]5owcrs, both of and at

•Seekonk,
J''.lisiia and l^etsey Jerauld, both of and .it

Warwick.

March 30,
March 23,

Aj.ril 3,

March 2,

Feb. 22,

'795

Nov. 27,

1802

Nov. 12,

1803

Jan. 13,

1810

March 31,

1810

Oct. I,

181 3

Oct. 8,

1814

Jan. 29,

1815

P'eb. 18,

1815

l'"eb. 18,

1815

I--eb. 18.

.815

April 8.

1815

May 23.

1816

May 30,

1818

Xo\'. I,

1818

Oct. 5,

1 8 20

June 10.

1821

825

805

773
793

PROVIDENCE UAZETTE^MARKIAGES 497

BAKER John, of Scituate, and Eleanor Handy,
daughter of the late Job, of and at Ux-
bridge,

Capt. Jesse and Mary Mason, both of and at
Warren, by Rev. Mr. Re.xford. Gazette of

Martha and Arnold Paine, both of Smith-
field, at Glocester. Gazette of

Sterry and Ahnira Atwood, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Sally, daughter of Abijah, of Taunton, and
Zebedee Williams, of \\'eIhngton, Mass.,
at said Taunton. Gazette of

Maria E. and George Lawton, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr, Benedict,

Esther and William H. Randall, both of and
at Pawtucket,

Harriet E., daughter of Major Daniel, U. S.
Army, and Capt. S. H. Webb, of 3d U. S.
Infantry, at Port of Saguana. Gazette of

Mrs. Mary, of Pawtucket, and Itphraim R.
Witherell, of Wellington, Mass., at said
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Thacher and Bethiah Baxter, at Pawtucket.
Gazette of

Abiathar and Lucinda Nutting, both of and
at Taunton. Gazette of

Dr. Daniel and Dulinda Relph, eldest daugh-
ter of Major Eleazer, both of and at Scitu-
ate, by Rev. Mr. Knight,

Diantha and Nathan Whittemore, at Paw-
tucket. Gazette of

Abby and Jared Sherman, both of and at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Mr. Taft,

Margaret S., daughter of Rev, Luther, and
Samuel S, Young, of this town, at .Svvan-
zey, by Rev, Mr, Baker,

Philip and Almira B, Gage, both of Paw-
tucket, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Martha A, and Otis French, both of and at
Seekonk, by Rev, Mr, Barney,

Morris, of Cranston, and Dianna Bennett, of
and at Mendon, by Rev, Mr. Daggett,

Zadock and Ardelia Hall, both of and at
Taunton. Gazette of Feb. 26, 1825

Lydia P"arris, of Smithfield, and Levi Clarke,
of Cumberland, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, May 29, 1825

BALCH Mary and Benjamin Morgan Stillman,

of Boston. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1789

Nathaniel, Jr., and Mary Stillman, at lioston.

Gazette of Dec. 26, 1789

Oct. 7,

1821

Nov. 7,

1821

tiarch 20,

1822

A-pril 10,

1822

April 13,

1822

May IS,

1822

May 22,

1823

May 31,

1823

July 13.

1823

Aug. 16,

1823

Dec. 6,

1823

April 4,

1824

April 10,

1824

April IS,

1824

Aug. I,

1824

Aug. 26,

1824

Oct. 21,

1824

Dec. 12,

1824

408

Vri'AL UKCOKI) n|.- KHOliK ISLAM)

]5AI.C1I Jiihn k. anti Sdphia I'.ukai<l, claiii;hter

of ,\k'l/ar. Cjazettc nt
Sarah Rogers, onl\' (laughter n| ji)sc])li, and

Inhn Millei', piiiitei', both of ihis town, by

"Rev. :\rr. ICdcs.
J(isc]ih, jr., fonncii)' dI Jiosl.m, and Mary

Ann Haile\', oi and at this tnwn. b)' Rcw

Mr. l':des, '
Jdlm R*., Ill this tiiwn.aiid Mar)' 1'. Wliipjilc,

(laiightci (if Ri(.'haid, at I'ctcrsham, Mass.,
Maria S. and Dr. David I'drrCy, Ixith of and

at this town. b\' Rev. Dr. (lano,
Sophia P., (inl)' daughter ot julm l-i,, of this

t'lwn, antl Capt. ICbenc/ei Kellcw at tiiis

tuwn. by Rev. Mr, ICdes.
Ahbv ]5iight and Stanton l!el)ee, botli of and

at tliis town, by Rev. Mr. hides,
]5A1.CK()M ]5ahis and Abigail NewelK daughter

of Sanuiel, Jr., i)oth of and at Attlefjoro.

bv Rev. Mr. Kelhiin,
Ik'iiianiin. jr., and Hetsey Sweetland, l)olh of

and at Atth_'boro. (ia/etle of
Ehas, of Cundjei l.nuh anil ,\l.)by l?iissey. of

and at ^]endon. Cj.i/ette of
.Sally and Ezekiel Cornell, .it Attleboro. Ga-

/e'tte of
I'olh', only daughter of Daniel, and Daniel

Hunt, both of and at Attleboro,
J^Al.DWIX Heiijaniin, and .Sylvani.i W'lllia.nis,

daughtei' of Waterman, at .North I'rovi-

deiue. by the Rev. Mr. .Spiague,
]\ev. Dr. , of lioston. and .Margaret

1 )nncan, o| anil at Haverhill,
Mai\' Ann, daughter of John, l'.s(|., and

David I.efevour. both of and at I'.iwtueket,

by Rev Mr. 'I'aft,
liALL William and Anstris Ilulton, both of

■AtlK-boro, in this town,
Abigail and John Mnierson, both of and at

.Seek' ink.
HA 1,1.. A K b) Miss .Susannah and .Samuel Saun-
ders, widower, both well stricken in years,

1)otli lilind aftd both su|>[)orted I))' the town,

at Smithtield,
.Susannah, .igcil 85, .inil Samuel Saunders,

aged 97. who ha\-e never seen each other

and ].iroliabI\' ne\er will, in Connecticut.

Ca/ette of
John, Jr., ol l^iston, merchant, and Ilannnh

(ireene, second daughter of Dr. 'I'liomas,

Dec. 13, L Soo

Seiit. I, 1 816

Nov. 13. 1821

July 10, 18.22

Sept. 16, 1823

Sept. 8. 1823
( )ct. 13, 1S24

Aiiril 16, 1823

July 6, 1822

May 7, 1S23

Jan. 18, 1823

Dec. 27, 1824

March 15, 1807
Dec. I, 1S12

Nov. I, 1824

July I. I Si 3

March 9. 1823

Dec. 31. 1803

May 13, 1809

PROVIDENCK UAZETTE— MAURIAGKS 499

BALLARD :

in this town, by Rev. Mr. Cioclccr. Ga-
zette of ' July 20, 181 1
BALLOU l?uela, daughter of Elder Abner, and

Jesse Hrown, at Cumberland, fiazette of June 18, 1791

Silas, only son of Capt. Asa, of Foster, aged
18 years, and Phebe Pray, only daughter
of John, of Glocester, aged 15 years, at
Glocester. Gazette of Sept. 20, 1794

Perley, daughter of Major William, and Na-
than Bates, of Bellhigham, at Cumberland.
Gazette of July 22, 1797

Olive, of Wrentham, and John Buttman, of

this town. Gazette of June 19, 1802

Olney, of Cumberland, and Florentina Whip-
ple, of and at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Read, Feb. 8, 181 3
Harvey and Ruth Gould, at Smithfield, Nov. 19, 1814
Lydia and Lewis C. Brown, both of and at

Cumberland, by Jason Newell, I£sq., Nov. 26, 1815

Jonathan and Anna Hendrick, both of Cum-
berland, by Rev. Dr. Gano, in this town.
Gazette of Jan. 27, 18 16

Dr. Peter, of Smithfield, and Ruth Sheldon,

daughter of Roger, of and at Cumberland, March 23, 18 17
Freelove, daughter of Moses, and David

Mowry, Jr., at Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. i, 1817

Lucy, eldest daughter of Abner, Esq., and
Knight Whipple, both of Cumberland, by
Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 21, 1819

Maturin, 2d, of Smithfield, and Sarah Haw-
kins, of and at North Providence, by Rev.
Dr. Benedict, Oct. 16, 1820

Betsey, daughter of Abner, Esq., of Cumber-
land, and Arnold Jenckes, of Wrentham,
at said Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Dec. 19, 1820

Welcome, of Smithfield, and Nabby Dyer,
daughter of Joseph, P^sq., of and at John-
ston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, March 5, 1821
Adin, of Cumberland, and Abigail Sayles,
daughter of Smith, of and at Smithfield,
by Rev. Mr. Potter, Jan. 24, 1822
Martha, of Richmond, N. H., and Nathaniel
Keyes, of Shrewsbury, Vt., at .Smithfield.
Gazette of July 24, 1822
Leonard and Ann Eliza Amsbury, daughter
of Jabez, Esq., both of and at Cumberland,
by Rev. Mr. Potter, Nov. 6, 1822
Almira, of P'lavius, of Cumberland, and Orin
Sayles, of P'ranklin, Mass., at said former
place. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1823

500 VITAL KKCOIM) OK RHODK ISLAND

]?AI,LOL' Xanc'N', daughter of Zihn, of Cumber-
land, and Nathan Verry, of Mendon, at said
Cumberland. Gazette of June 28, 1823

Keziah, daughter of Zdja, of Cumberland, and
Alvah Aldrich, of SmithheJd, in this town,
!)}■ Rev. Mr. IMckering, Nov. 13, 1823

Martin, of Cumberland, and Sarah Rathbone,
of Nortti Kingstown, at l-irooklyn, Ct. Ga-
zette of Jan. 3. 1824
Barton, of Cumberlantl, and Sarah Rathburn,
daughter of Abraham li , of North King.s-
town, at l^rooklyn, Ct. Gazette of Jan. 21, 1824
Welcome, of Cumberland, and Eliza Cush-
man, of and at Attlebom, by Rev. Mr. Kil-
lane, I-'eb. 8, 1824
George C and Ruth K. Aldrich, daughter of

Caleb, both of and at Smithfield, M.iy 24, 1825

Miranda and 15urrell Aldrich, at .Smithfiekl.

Gazette of June 15, 1825

Ca])t. Hosea and Ann Whipple, daughter of
the late Capt. Stephen, both of and at
Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 11, 1825

BAMinEI.n Miss Ann. aged J2 years, and
Richard Waire. a ]iensioner of the Royal
Artillery, aged 87 yeais ; the bridesmaid
was 74 and the groomsman y^, at Fh'm-
outh, ICngland, .it .St. Andrew's Church.
Ga/ette of May 29, 1822

BANCKOIH" H.uriet, nf Montreal, and Rev.
J-lenjamni C. Cutler, of the l^piscojial
Church, (Juiticy, at Boston. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1822

BAXCiS ICdward I), J'".s(.|., attorney at law. and
Mar)' Giosvcnor, grandd.uighter of Col. R.
Sykes, both of ,ind at Worcester. Ga-
zette of A])ril 21, 1824
BANNISTh:k William H., Esq., an<l Mary
15rown, daughter of Moses, Esq., at New-
bui\|)ort, 1))' Rev. l)i'. .Spring. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1812
Experience A. and Charles A. I'"arnum, at

Smithfield. (Gazette of Nov. 28, 1821

BAN\','\R (loklsbrow, l'".s(]., of New \"ork, and

widow -'^PPy, of New York, P'eb. 5, 1767

BAR151''R Jane antl .Solomon .Southwick, Jr.,

jirinter, at Albany, N. Y. Ga/ette of May 2, 1795

James, of this town, and Sally Pratt, of Crans-
ton, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 23, 1802
William, editor (jf the New]jort Mercury,
and Mary Davenport, daughter of the late
George, at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten, Aug. 4, 1811

PKOVIDENCE GAZKTTE— MAURI AGES 501

BARBER Hannah and Thomas Snow, both of
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ga-
zette of - Oct. 19, 181 I

Betsey and Joseph (]. Snow, in tiiis town, by

Rev, Mr, Wilson, June 19, 1814

Stephen and Mary Thurber, daughter of
Capt. John, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Baker, Oct. 26, 181 7

Sabra, of E.xeter, and Caleb Greene, of this
town, at said E.xeter. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1818

John H., Jr., editor of the "Newport Mer-
cury " and Lydia Eee, daughter of William,
both of and at Newport. Gazette of July 10, 1824

John and Waitey Castle, both of Warwick,

at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25, 1825

BARCLAY Capt, Thomas, of the Royal Navy,
and Catharine Channing, daughter of Wal-
ter, of and at Boston, by Rev. Dr. Chan-
ning, Feb. 14, 1 82 1
BARDIN Capt. William, of Newport, and Susan-
nah Gardiner, daughter nf .Samuel, of
Narragansett. Gazette of I""eb. 6, 1779

William, of this town, and Abigail Fox,
daughter of the late James, at Newport.
Gazette of July 14, 1798

BARDINE Mary and Waterman Pratt, both of

this town, by Rev. Dr. Maxcy, Oct. 4, 1801

Lydia, daughter of Comfort, and Waterman

Pratt, by the Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of l-'eb. 18, 1804

BARDWELL Sally T., aged 28, and Stephen

Greene, aged 78, at Whittingham, Vt., Sept. 14, 1822

BARING Alexander, Esq, son of Sir Francis
Baring, Bart., of Great Britain, and Miss

Bingham, daughter of the Hon.

William, of Philadelphia, at Belleview,
N.J. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798

BARKER Sally Ann, daughter of William, of
this town, and Jacob Otis, of Cumberland,
merchant. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1784

Ruth, of Alexander, and James Bringhurst,
of Philadelphia, merchant, at Tiverton.
Gazette of Aug. 13, 1785

Sally and Capt. Andrew Sijourney, at Nan-
tucket. Gazette of June 7, 1794

Caleb and Sarah Eddy, at Friends' Meeting

House, Dartmouth. Gazette of Dec 19, 1795

Joseph, Esq., of Tiverton, and Margaret
Hadwin, daughter of John, of Newport,
merchant, at Friends' Meeting House,
Newport. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1797

r,(|-J VITAL I;K(<)1!Ii ok ItlloDl'. ISLAM)

1?.\I\KI'"R Ik-tsey. daughter nt Samuel, and

William White, at Newport, (iazettc of Aug. 3L 1799

Jacob, of New \'ork, merchant, anil J^liza

Hazard, d.uighter of Tlionias. mei'cliant,

at iMiends' Meeting House, New Bedford, Aug. 27. 1801

(jideon, of Newport, and Roby Child, of this

town, by the Rev. Ur. Gauo. (ia/.ette of March 10, 1804
Ca[)t. Stephen and Maitha I'eckhani, at

Newport. Gazette of Dec. 26, 1807

Cyrus, merchant, and Ann I.ockwood Arnold,

daughter of the late Josejih. by I'lev. Mi'.

Etles, all of this town, March 13, 1808

Sarah Aim, daughter of Henj.imin, of Pem-
broke, and David l?uffum, jr., of New])ort,

at l-'riends' .Meeting House. Tiverton, Oct. i, 1812

Maicelia B., daughter of the late Isaac, of

this town, and William l''uller, at .Smithfield.

Gazette of Jan. 22, 1814

Capt. h'.li, ot Amherst, and Mrs. Abigail L)'on,

of and at Colerain. The descendants on

both sides are 18 children, 107 grand, 41

great-grandchildren; total, 166. (iazette of Dec. 10, 1814
Susan Marsh, eldest daughter ot the late

Isaac, and Allen Cooper, both of this town,

by Rev. Dr. (lano. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1S16

William C. and Phebe Peck, d.uighter of

Isaac, both of this towai. liv Rev. Dr. Gano, March 30, 1817
Abigail (i . of Gorh.im, Me., and John John-
son, of this town, at s.d<l Goih.uu. Gazette

of May 3L 1 8 17

Sarah and .Minze)' .Sweet, both of and at this

town, by Re\'. Dr. Grmo, Jan. 18, i,Si8

P'raiues, of this town, and Nath.nucl Holl,of

Newport, by Re\'. Dr. (iano, .Se])t. 7, 1820

Joseph S. and Alice Albro, both of Ports-
mouth, at Newport, (jazette o| J.ui. 13, 1821
Sail)', oj llo])kinton, and Tmiothy I'cckhain,

3d., of South Kingstown, at said Ijopkiu-

ton. Gazette of Jan. 3L 1821

Henedict .S. and .Susan .-Mbro ,both of ,ind at

Newi)ort. (iazette of J.in. 13, 1821

Hannah, daughter of l{sl)on,and Christopher

Albro. (Gazette of Dec. 26, 1821

Ann and William Cireenmaii, both o| and at

Newport, (iazette of Apiil 30, 1823

Pamela and John Hull, at Newjioit. (ia-
zette of M.iy 7, lS?3
Capt llii.nii ,ind M.iri.i Gl.idding Snow,

daughter of John, both of and at this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 28, 1823

I'KovioKXCK (;a/,ktti:-ma um ages 503

B\RK1'-R Charles and Susan T. Pcckham, at

Middlctown, R. I. Gazette i)t N'<'v. 26, 1823

Ha nah II., daughter of the late Joshua, and
Ebenezer Clarke, both of and at Newport.
Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824

BARKI'ISDAI.K Susannah iMances, of Charles-
ton, S. C, and Major lidvvard I'helon, of
the late Mas.sachusett.s line, at Charleston,
S. C. Gazette of I'eb. 28, 1789

BARKICTT Mrs. Sarah, widow of John, and

Martin Seanians, Esq. Gazette of l*eb. 27, 1796

BARLOW ICliza Ann, daughter of the late Capt.
Moses, and Capt. \\'illiani I'lllis, of Fal-
mouth, at Newport, (lazette of Oct. 11,1823
BARNARD Elizabeth and Samuel Mott, of
New York, at Friends' Meeting House,
Newport. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1794
Capt. John B. and Paulina Mann, daughter

of Thomas. Gazette of l'"cb. 20. 1796

BARNHAM Samuel and Amelia Choate, at Ips-
wich, Mass, Nov. 30, 1S15
BARNETT John, of New York, and Mrs. E.x-
periencc Thurber, of this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, in this town, Nov. 2, 1812
]5ARNi-:S Ruth, of l>arrington, and Richard

Greene, of Warwick. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1779

David L, of 'i'aunton, and Mrs. Joanna Rus-
sell, of this town. GazxHteof March 28, 1789
James and Rebecca Childs, at Harrington.

Gazette of N<n-. 29, I794

William and Sarah Bales, both of the theatre,

at Boston. (}azette of Oct. 5, 1805

Anna Maria, daughter of the late Cornelius,
of Philadelphia, and Dr. Richard Powell, of
Powhatlan Co., Va.. at Philadelphia, by
Rev. Dr. Rogers, Dec. 9. 1S12

George Leonard, ICsq., and Maria Sherman,
daughter of the late Nathan, both of and
at Smithtield, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. i, 1821

Ann Eliza, daughter of the late Hon. David
L., and Peter Pratt, Esq., attorney at law,
both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Dec. 6, 1821

Olney, of Smithfield, and Celinda I'.vans,
daughter of A nan, of and at Glocester.
Gazette of . ^I^'^li 20. 1S22

James and Frances Beverly, both of this

town, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Baker, June 10, 1822

F"ree]ove Sophia, daughter of Hon. David L..
and Samuel Arnofd, Esq., both of and at
this town, . Nov. 6. 1823

")04

NITAL IxM'.COKl) OK HHODK ISLAND

]5A RN I'lN' I'dlh , 1)1 lialtiniDH', .intl James Aiigell.
Lite (it this tiHvii, at I >,iltiiiiiiic, (lazctto of

William ]?. ami Mai\ C hate, (lauj;hter of
lion, judge Chace, both of Baltimoie, at
I'lincetnn, \. j. (iazettenf

Lois .M.,ot this town, and (ieorge V. I'hillips,
of 'I'aiinton, Mass., at this town, h\- Rev.
Mr. Kdes,

Alexander and Mrs. Ro.xana Packard, form-
erly of this town, at Cumberland, by Rev.
Mr. I'otter,

Phebe and Benjamin Miller, Jr., both of this
town, by Rev. Dr. (iano,

Mar}' and Charles C. dishing, both of ;ind
at .Seekonk, by Re\'. Mr. Pitman,

Lyman and Hariiet King, both of and at
Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem,

Al)igail, daughter of (Mivei-, and Alvin Wood-
ward, both (jf and at Taunton. Gazette of

John and Ann Harxe)', at Tauntun. Ga-
zette of

J;d)ez, of Swanzey, and Ann Kliza Hoiton,
of Mendon, at Seekonk. (Gazette of

Mar}- and b".dward C. -Siiaiks, both of and at
Warren, (iazette of

Sarah and Klisha Smith, at Xewport. Ga-
zette of

Mrs. Saiah and b'.lisha .Smith, at New|)ort.
(ia/ette I I

L)clia (;., daughtei of the late Cidmwell.and
William Weeden, both ol and at this town,
])}■ ]\e\'. Mr. Jules.

Re\'. Jamev ().,ot .Seekoid<, and i'lli/.i Lathe,
ol and at Chailton, Mass., b\- i\e\-. Mr.
Rich.

I^ARXUM .Miss , and Oliver Clarke, at

I )anbui)-, Ct. Gazette of
J5.-\RNVVb;i.L Mrs. Mary and Milton Maxcy,
1^S(|.. attoiney at law, at Beaufort, N'. C.
(jazette of

BARON Capt. William C. and I'iliza 11. Water-
in. in. biitli of this town, by Re\'. Dr.
Crocker,

15.\RR James, Jr., L'. S. .\'avy, and Sarah Shaw,
both of -Salem, in this town.

15ARRb;i T Dea. Samuel, of lioston, and ilan-
iiali I'l iictei , of this tow n,
William ainl Lydia Remington, both ol this
town, by Re\'. Mr. Cornell,

Jan. 3, 17S9

Oct. 15. 1808

Oct. 31, 1816

Dec. 30. 1819

March 5, 1820

^L^rch n, 1821

April 10, 1823

Dec. 24, 1823

Jan. 10, 1824

Jan. 28, 1824

b'eb. 25, 1824

A]iril 28, 1824

^b^y 5. 1824

.Sept. 12. 1824

May 18, 1825
Dec. 12, 1818

Aug. 13, 1808

Jan. 21, 1816

Sept. 3, 1813

Jan. 13, 1791

March 16, 1809

PROVIDENCE (JAZETTPl— MARRIAGES 505

BARRETT Sally S. and John Prentice, both of

this town, by Kev. Mr. Wilson, June 2i, i8r2

Jeremiah S., of Boston, and Betsey Prentice,

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 27, 1821

George L. and Mrs. Jane Ilenry, both late

of the Providence and Boston theatres, at

New York. Gazette of July 2, 1825

BARROWS Dr. Thomas M. and Mrs. Sarah

Cooke, daughter of the late Col. Levi Hall.

Gazette of Jan. 14, 1804

Charlotte, of a very low stature, and Levi

Fuller, 6 feet, 9 inches high, at Thetford,

V't. Gazette of June 22, i8ri

Comfort, of Attleboro, and Mela Blake, of

Wrentham, at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.

Nelson, Dec. 4, 1817

Dr. Thomas Manning, of this town, and

Louisa Rebecca Sanford, daughter of

Isaac, of and at Hartfort, Ct., by Rev.

Mr. Wainwright. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1818

Clarrissa, daughter of Milton, and Samuel

Guild, of Dedham, Mass., at Attleboro, by

Rev. Mr. Carrique, April 10, 1822

Capt. Daniel B. and Sylvania A. Winslow,

both of and at Warren. Gazette of Aug. 13, 1823

Sabra J., of North Providence, and Daniel

B. Hawes, of and at this town, by Rev.

Dr. Ga o, Nov. 6, 1823

BARSP: Sally, daughter of the late Michael, and

Job Danforth, Jr., of this town, at Boston.

Gazette of Dec. i, 1798

BARSTOW Elias and Mary Wood. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1800
William, formerly of this town, and Waitstill

Reynolds, at Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Nor-

thup. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1809

Nathaniel and Sophia Chaffee, daughter of

the late Amos, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 6, 18 10

Nathaniel and Martha Randall, daughter of

Henry, both of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, May 4, 1818

Richard, of Rochester, Mass., and Mary M.

Monro, daughter of Josiah, of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Baker, May 18, 1821

Ann Eliza, eldest daughter of Elias and

Thomas Hathaway, both of and at this

town. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1822

Charles C. and Amelia Williams, at Taun-
ton. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823
Capt. William C, of New York, and Sarah

F. Marton, daughter of Capt. Silas, of Pern-

500 VITAL HKCom) OK RHODE ISLAND

BAKSTOW ;

broke, Mass., in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, May 4, 1825

liARTLMTT Isaac, of Charleston, S. C, mer-
chant, and Susannah Marsh, daughter of
Daniel, Aug. 9, 1789

Mrs. Susan, late of Providence, and Cornelius
I. Bogert, Esq., counsellor at law, at New
York, by the Rev. Dr. Linn. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1795

Benjamin and Marcy Tucker, daughter of

Morris, at Cumberland. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1797

David and Hannah Joslin, daughter of

Thomas, at Cumberland. Gazette of March 10, 1798

Smith, merch;int, and Ann I^ussell, daughter
of John, (il this town, at Bristol. Gazette
of Oct. 2, 1802

Patience, daughter of the late Elisha, Esq..

and Capt. Daniel Jenckes, at Smithfield, March 9, 1805

Abner, of Cimiberland, and .Susan Comstock,
daughter of the Lite Dr. Ichabod, at .Smith-
field, Jan. 29, 1808

Rebecca, daughter of Edward, and Nathaniel

Lip])itt, at Killingly, Ct. Gazette of March 17,1810

Ebenezer and Eunice Cole, at Navy, Vt.

(first marri.ige in town). Gazette of Ajiril 8, 1S15

Catharine and Jfihn V. Tucker, merchant, of

this town, at Dutlley, Mass., May 7, 1815

Mrs. Sally, of .Smithfield, and Dan Robinson,
of Pawtucket, at sail! .Smithfield. Gazette
of May 8, 1822

Smith, ]{sq.,and .Mrs. Sarah Gladding, daugh-
ter of the late John Russell, of this town,
at Kingston, U. C, F"eb. i. 1824

Nancy, of Cumberland, and l^'rancis Bourne,
of this town, at said Cumberland, Ga-
zette of June 9, 1824

Maria, of Cnmberl.ind, and Anthony .Sweet,
of .Smithlield, at said Cumberl.ind. Ga-
zette of Aug. 24, 1825
BARTNESS J':iizabeth and Jacob Bixler, by

Jo.seph lleistand, I'lsq., Jan. 17, 181 5

BARTON William, Jr., of Hartford, merchant,
and Mabel Terry, daughter of I{liphalet,
Esq., at I'jifiekl, Ct. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1797

Sarah, daughter of General William, of this

town, and Capt. Allen, by Rew

Dr. Mes.ser, Oct. i, 1812

-Seth, Hs(]., and Polly Chew, daughter of

John, Ivsf] Gazette of May 12, 1804

David and Celinda W. Carpenter, daughter

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 507

BARTON :

of the late Oliver, at North Providence, by

Rev. Mr. Edes, June 8, 1806

Anna Maria, eldest daughter of General Wil-
liam Barton, of this town, and A polios

Cushman, Esq., attorney at law, by Rev.

Dr. Messer, June 21, 1809

Harriet, eldest daughter of Capt. Rufus, and

William A. Howard, both of this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 14, 1816

Capt. Alfred and Margaret C. Turner, eldest

daughter of Capt. William, both of and at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Re.xford, Oct. 15, 1820

Henry and Ann Eliza Taylor, daughter of

Peter, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 6, 1823

Eliza, of Warren, and John G. Whipple, of

Pawtucket, at said Warren. Gazette of Nov. 15, 1823

Ira, of Oxford, Mass., and Maria W. Bullard,

of and at Sutton. Gazette of Nov, 26, 1823

BASIN William and Polly T. Rogers, both of

and at Pawtucket. Gazette of Dec. 10, 1823

BASS Sally, daughter of the late Rev. John, of

Providence, and Joseph Pettis, of Brattle-

boro, N. Y. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1779

Betsey, daughter of Joseph, and Capt. James

Finch, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1796

John and Susan L. Miller, April 23, 1809

BASSETT Uncle Nehemiah, aged 63 years, and

Nabby P"ern, aged 20 years, at Lynn, Mass.

Gazette of Dec. 16, 181 5

Joel and Betsey Peck, at Newtown, Ct. Ga-
zette of Dec. 12, 1818
Luther and Emeline Marble, both of and at

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Elton, May 7, 1820

Fldah and Albert Clafflin, at Central Falls,

Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Greene. Gazette

of - Dec. 22, 1824

Rebecca D. and Duane Kendall, by Rev. Mr.

Tobey, in this town, ^Liy 15, 1825

BASTO Achsah, daughter of Caleb, and Samuel

Snow, Jr. Gazette of Nov. 24, 1798

George and Mrs. Abigail Peck, at Killingly,

Ct., Oct. 16, 1808

BASTOW James, of this town, and Abby At-

wood, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 17, 1814

James, of Rochester, and Sarah Munroe, of

Josiah, of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Aug. 12, 1819

508 VITAL KKCOIUJ OF RHODE ISLAND

BATEMAN Joanna, daughter of Thomas, and
Hazard Carder, of Warwick, the bride of
and marriage at East Greenwich. Gazette
of Nov. 15, 1823

BATES Nathan, of Bellingham, and Perley Bal-
lon, daughter of Major William, at Cum-
berland. Gazette of

Liberty, I'Isq, attorney at law, and Mary Rus-
sell. Gazette of

Sarah and William Barnes, both of the thea-
tre, at Boston. Gazette of

Mary B. and Amos B. Harvey, printer, at
Newport Gazette of

Horatio (i. and Mary Munro. second daugh-
ter of John L.,

Susan, of Providence, and Caleb Jordan, at
Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague,

Daniel, of this town, and Susan Casey, of and
at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Rich,

Nancy, of this town, and Jarathmael Mowry,
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,

Benjamin, of Hanover, and Hannah Munroe,
of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

James, of Coventry, and Elizabeth Arnold,
of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,

James and Ann S. Arnold, daughter of Simon,
by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, all of and at War-
wick. Gazette of June 13, 1818

Michael G. C, and Maria P. Davenport, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 20, 1822

Ruth O., daughter of Col. James N., and

William Jenckes. Gazette of Nov. 6, 1822

Asa and Ach.sah Miller Kales, at Attleboro.
Gazette of

Napoleon Bonajiarte. and Mrs. Olive Hawes,
both of and at Smithfield,

Paul and Temperance C. Tubbs, in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,
BATTEN BURGH Gov. A.J. von Embgz, Gov-
ernor (General of Berbice, andMrs. ,

Brotherton, formerly of Bridgeport, Ct., at
lierbice. Gazette of Oct. 5, 1805

BATTEY James, of Coventry, and Mary Greene,
eldest daughter of Hon. Stejjhcn, of and at
ICast Greenwich. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1807

William and Cynthia Williams, late of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May i, 1808

Col. Joseph, of Warwick, and Susan C.
S]irague, of Cranston, at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. P:ilis. (iazette of June 1 8, 1808

July 22,

'797

Aug. 23,

iSoo

Oct. 5,

1805

May 3,

1806

July 3.

1810

Nov. 15,

1812

Nov. 25,

1813

Feb. 20,

1814

Jan. I,

1815

Feb. 4,

1816

Jan.

18,

1823

Oct

5.

1823

March

20,

1825

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— MARRIAGES 509

BATTEY Betsey, of Warwick, and John Arnold,

Jr., of Cranston, at said Warwick, by Rev.

Mr. Jacobs, Oct. 4, 181 2

Dorcas, of Cranston, and David Anthony, of

this town, at Friends Meeting House,

Cranston. Gazette of Sept. 13, 181 7

Angell and Eliza Marbel, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

all of and at this town, Dec. 7, 1817

Henry and Susan S. Smith, daughter of

Capt. Joseph, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 17, 1822

Sheldon, of Louisville, Ga., and Mrs. Eliza

Blushfield, of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Sept. 16, 1823

BAXTER Benjamin and Lydia Gazee, both of

Smithfield, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wil-
son. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1814
Gedintha, of Dennis, Mass., and Robert

Gibbs, of Sandwich, Mass., by Rev. Dr.

Messer, Aug. 25, 1816

Lovey, daughter of Shubael, of Yarmouth,

Mass., and Reuben Smith, at Pawtu.xet, by

Rev. Mr. Littlefield. Gazette of May 8, 1819

Jelinia and Matthew Eagan, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 28, 1820

Elizabeth and Abel Carter, at Cranston.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1821

Betsey and Simeon -Studley, at Pavvtucket.

Gazette of July 13, 1822

Mary, of Cumberland, and Samuel Snell, of

Cranston, at said Cumberland, by Rev.

Mr. Greene, Dec. i, 1822

Hannah H. and Joseph D. Kent, both of

Cumberland, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr.

Benedict. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1823

Bethia and Thacher Baker, at Pawtucket.

Gazette of Aug. 16, 1823

Britannia F. and George Waterman, both of

and at Johnston. Gazette of Sept. 27, 1823

Phebe, of this town, and Capt. Gilbert War-
ner, of New York, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Pickering, July 31, 1825

Love and William A. Collins, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Sept. 25, 1825

BAYARD James Ashton, of Wilmington, Del.,

and Ann Francis, daughter of the late

Thomas Willing F"rancis, at Philadelphia,

by Rt. Rev. Bishop White, July 8, 1823

BAYLIES Betsey, daughter of William, Esq.,

of Dighton, and Samuel Crocker, Esq., of

Taunton, at Dighton, Aug. 12, 181 1

510 VllWr, liKCORI) OK lUlODE ISLAND

]5.\\'L1 1'',S 1 1 nil, l'"iaiicis, nieiiiber nf Congress

from Hristol Co, and Mrs l-llizabeth Deni-

ing, of Nassau, N. Y., June 23, 1822

BEAL Mrs. Abigail, of Iixswich, aged 52 years,

and Satmiel Kelly, upwards of 80 years,

at Rowley, Mass. Gazette of June 6, 1772
David, Jr., and Lydia Foster, both of Kings-
ton, Mass., in this town, Jan. 18, 1809
BEAUHARNAIS Josephine, widow of the Gen-
eral, and Napoleon Bonaparte, , 1796

BKAYAilAiY John, aged 72, and Susan Daven-
port, aged 18, daughter of Henry, in Prince

Edward Co., \'a., Jan. 24, 1821

BKBEE Daniel, of Newport, and Polly Little,

daughter of p'obes, of Little Compton.

Gazette of April 16, 1796

Orson, of I'-ast Iia<ldani, Ct., and Elizabeth

F. Cha[i])ell, of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Preston, Dec. 9, 1S19

Stanton and Abby Bright I^alch, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. P^des, Oct. 13, 1824

BECKl'ORD Neheniiah and Nancy Calder,

daughter of James. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1800

BPX'KW'ITII Truman an.d Alice Brown, daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Isaac, both of this

town, b)- l-iev. Mr. (iano, Aug. 15, 1S14

Porthenia and John' VV. Turpin, both of and

at Sniithtield, Jan. 14, 1816

Bl'IEDLP: Daniel Coffin, of I^dg.irtown, Mass.,

and Elizabeth Thurber, daughter of Ca]5t.

)ohn, of and at this town, b\' Rew Mr.

Baker, Oct. 26, 181 7

BICb'.NP: b'liiah and Levina Stanley, by Rev. Mr.

I5aker, all of and at this town, ' IVLuch 16, 1820

Bp;i*"]\S Charlotte, second daughter of IClias,

P',s(| , of New ILu'cn, and Henry Rossiter,

of New \'ork, merchant, at said New

Haven, 'iazetteof Aug. 19,1815

Julia and P^zekiel B. Hosworth, in this town, Dec. 5, 1822

IVLiry Ann and Aaron Thayer, Jr., in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.' Aug. 24, 1825

lil'.HN Mrs. V. M., daughter of James Ikyden,

keeper of the Tontine Coffee House, and

George 1'". Cooke, the comedian, at New

York. Gazette of Jiine29, 1811

]5^:NJA^^N P:iiza, of ICast Greenwich, and

Ca|)t. Benjamin Pitcher, of Pawtu.xet. (ja-

zette of July 17, 1802

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES r^H

BELCHER Joshua, printer of the Emerald, and

Charlotte Babcock, daughter of Major

Joseph, at Milton, May 25, 1807

Hannah and Reuben Metcalf, both of and at

Wrentham, by Rev. Mr. Eiske, June 6, 1S19

William, of South Kingstown, and Phebe

Rider, of Middletown, daughter of the late

William, at Newport. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1820

Joseph and Harriet E. Witter, m this town.

Gazette of June 14, 1823

BELKNAP Patty and Levi Brigham, at West-
borough, Mass. Gazette of P'eb. 14, 1807
Stephen, of Johnston, and Marcy Sweet,

daughter of Philip, of Smithfield, by Rev.

Mr. Sprague, Oct. 25. 181 5

Stephen, Esq., and Anne Sweet, daughter of

Valentine, at Johnston. Gazette of June 13, 1821

BELL Miss M and William Leacock, at

Philadelphia. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1805

Thomas, the Irish giant, and Mary Stanley,

of Sheffield, in England. Gazette of July 12, 1806

Sanford and Sukey Re.x, daughter of George.

at Nevyport. (jazette of Dec. 29, 1810

BELLOWS Lydia, of Providence, and Thomas

Robinson Dawson, of Smithfield, in this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 15, 1813

Eliphalet C. and Mary M. Witter, daughter

of Josiah, both of this town, by Rev. Mr.

Williams, Dec. 10, 1815

Nancy C, of this town, and John Jenckes,

of Warwick, at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, April 30, 1820

BELT Lieut. William L, U. S. Navy, and Ellen

U. Bowie, daughter of the late John, Esq.,

of Maryland, at Washington, D. C. Ga-
zette of Feb. I, 1823
BENCH LEY Lydia, daughter of Arnold, and

Christopher Angell, by Samuel Mann,

Esq., all of and at Smithfield, May 25, r820

Joanna Manton, of North Providence, and

Olney Keech, of this town, married at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Sept. 9, 1824

Martha P. and Rufus S. Gould, at Pawtucket, >-40^

by Rev. Mr. Taft, Nov. 22,^1824

BENEDICT Mary, daughter of the Rev. Joel,

and Benjamin Allen, rector of Plainfield

Academy. Gazette of May 18, 1799

Rev. Mr. , of Pawtucket, and Margaret

Gano, daughter of Rev. Stephen, of Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, May 5, 1808

512 VITAL KKCOKI) OK UHOIJK INLAND

BENKDICT Eliza, daughter of Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict, (if I'lainfield, Ct., and Robert Hud-
son, Esq., of Schenectady, N. V., at Saul

I'lainfield, Aug. 21, 1S09

Sally M., of Ridgefield, Ct., and (k'orge II.

Lyon, of New Brunswick, at said Ridge-
field. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818
BENNETT Betsey, late of Newport, and John

Eitton, merchant. Gazette of Aug. 30, 1777

Thomas and Mrs. Mehitable Cjifford, widow

of John. Gazette of April 29, 17S6

I'egg)', of Johnston, and Stephen Ashton, of

this town, at Johnston. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1793

Josliua, at Coventry, and Nabby Spencer, of

this town. Gazette of March 24, 1798

Martin and Eliza T. liutts, at Newjiort, by

Rev. Mr. (Jibson. Gazette of May 11, 181 1

Minerva and Ray Potter, at Cranston, by

Rev. Mr. S|)rague, Aug. 16, 1812

Reuben S. and Anna Hicks, Ijoth of and at

Cranston, by Rev. Henry Tatem, Aug, 11, 1816

Daniel and Mary Nichols, at Ridgefield, Ct.

Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

Charles and Huldah Harrington, both of and

at h'oster, by Daniel Preston, Ivsq., .Sept. 14, 1820

Zilpha and Thomas Nobles, in this town.

Gazette of Nov. 14. 1S21

Mrs. Mary .Ann, daughter of the kite Col.

James, of Newjiort, and Capt. llaile C"hild,

of and at Warren. Gazette <if June 28, 1823

Daniel and Deliorah .Sherman, both nl ,uul

at I'awtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. (!a-

zctte iif Jan. 7. 1824

Sally Ann, eldest daughter of C.ipt. Samuel,

of Warwick, and Lyman Sholes, of Canter-
bury, Ct., at former jjlace. Gazette of P'eb. 2S. 1824
]5etse)' and Olu'er 11. Mishoji, Ixitli nf and at

this town, l)y Rew Mr. Williams, Ahiy 12, 1824

Stejihen H. and Lydia Butts, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. I-!rown. (lazette of ^Lly 26, 1824

Diana, of Mention, and Monis Baker, of

Cranston, at said Mendon, by Rev. Mr.

Daggett, Dec. 12, 1824

Reuba and (jeorge C. Olney, bnth nf .md at

I'awtucket. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1825

Bl'A'NI'A' Miss Jane, aged 75 years, and Aaron

I'uller, aged 79 years, at White Hall, N.

\'. (iazette of June 11, 1814

15ENS(JN Martin, merchant, and Jenny Cod-

dington, daughter of the late Caj)t. John.

(iazette of Sept. 3, 1785

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES

513

BENSON George, merchant, and Sally Thurber,
daughter of James. Gazette of

Bilhah and Daniel Benson, both of and at
Thompson, by Rev Mr. Crosby,

Daniel and Bilhah Benson, both of and at
Thompson, by Rev. Mr. Crosby,

Squire, of Thompson, Ct., and Hannah
Greene, of and at VVilliamstovvn, Mass.
Gazette of

Martin (S. J.) and Amey Smith, at North
Providence, by Rev. Mr. Ellis. Gazette of

Mary C, daughter of William P. R., and
Avery Allen, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, all of
and at this town,

Hannah R., daughter of William P. R., and
Charles W. Randall, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow,

John, Jr., of Columbia, Penn., and Abigail
Sherman, daughter of Samuel, of and at
Portsmouth. Gazette of
BENT Nancy, of Middlebury, Mass., and Joah

Lindsey, of Walpole, Mass., in this town,
BENTLE^Y James, of East Greenwich, and Sally
Johnson, of this town, by Rev. Mr. Swan,

Benjamin and Polly Ryon, at New London.
Gazette of

Capt. Christopher and Lydia Arnold, daugh-
ter of Capt. David, deceased,

Thomas, formerly of Lancaster, Eng., and
Mrs. Martha Treadwell, of this town, by
Thomas Abbott, Esq.,

Lucy P21izabeth, only daughter of Capt.
Christopher, of Woodstock, Ct., and Cle-
ment Bacon, of Charlton, Mass., merchant,
at said Woodstock, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Un-
derwood,

Mary, of this town, and Capt. Andrew Boyd,
of East Greenwich, at this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,
BERKELfiY Louisa luiiily, eldest daughter of
Hon. Vice Admiral Berkeley, and Sir
Thomas M. Hardy, Bart., at Halifa.x. Ga-
zette of
BERRY Jeremiah, aged 80 years, and Dorothy
I'Imerson, aged 75 years, at Rochester,
Mass. Gazette of

Sally, daughter of the late James, and Isaac
Field, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
BETTS Curtis, of Wilton, and Betsey Olmstead,
of and at Ridgefield, Ct. Gazette of

Feb. 2, 1793
Oct. 4, 1807
Oct. 4, 1807

June 16, 1810
June I, 181 1

Dec. 23, 1819

Sept. 18, 1823

March 3, 1824
Aug. 21. 1821
Nov. 16, 1790
April 4, 1 801
Aug. 31, 1808

Sept. 27, 181 3

March 10, 18 14
Jan. 28, 1 821

Dec. 26, 1807

Oct. 24, 1801
Jan. 18, 1804
Dec. 12, 1818

514 N'ri'AL i;K(()i{n of jmoDE island

BEV1'".KL\' Esther, daughter of GcMrge, and

Calvin Dean, (jazette of Nov. 24, 1787

Gideon and Betsey l^rovvn, ilaughter of

James, of Newport, deceased, (iazette of Oct. ig, 1791

Alice, daughter of George, and Hezekiah

Smith. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1792

Charles, of I'rox'idence, and I'rudence Lamed,

of and at Thompson, Ct., by Rev. Mr.

Crosby, Feb. 17, 181 1

George, of Cranston, ami Julia Pickney,

youngest daughter of Jacob, of and at

Johnston, Feb. 22, 1816

]'"rances and James ]?arnes, both of this town,

at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Baker, June 10, 1822

Sarah Ann and Amos Briggs, both of this

town, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. leaker, June 10, 1822

Sarah Maria, eldest daughter of George, and

Capt. George Child, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 11, 1824

Stephen Jr., and Susan Whii3])le, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, ]'eb. 27, 1825

BICKl'ORD Daniel and Betsey ]51ood,at New

London, N. H. Gazette of March 5, 1823

BICKNELL ALartha. daughter of Capt. Thomas,

of Attleboro, and Rev. Lemuel Watson,

late of Barrington, at Attleboro. Ga-
zette of Dec. 14, 1799
Mrs. Fliza, widow of Asa, Esq., and Dr.

Samuel Allen, at liarrington. Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Charlotte, daughter of Thomas, Esq., of

Cumherlaiul, and Henry P. l'"ranklin, of

this town, merchant, at l^arrington, by

Rev. Mr. Watson. March 29, 1812

Ca])t. Benjamin I-'Uery, of Barrington, R. L,

and Elizabeth Dehane Williams, of and at

Whitestown, N. Y., Oct. 11, 1812

Joshua, Jr., merchant, and Elizabeth Mar-
chant Sessions, eldest daughter of Col.

Thomas, all of this town, by Rev. Mr.

Edes, ' IVLiy 21, 1817

Col. Allen and Harriet Byron Kinnicut,

(Liughter of Josiah, I'ls(|., of and at Bar-
rington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Nov. 27, 1817
Francis, of Rome, N. \'., ami I'^lizalieth

Hull, daughter of the late Gideon, of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. lules. May 17, 1818

BICKNER Margaret R., daughter of Charle.s.

formerly of l^oston, and James Whitte-

moie, at Attleboro. Gazette of May 29, 1824

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— MA Kill AGES 515

BIDDLE Clement, of Philadelphia, and Becea

Cornell, daughter of Gideon, Esq , dec, of

Newport, Aug. 18, 1774

BIDGEl Mrs. Margaret, aged 25 years, and

Allen McDonald, aged 95 years, at Monk

Warmouth, Eng., Eeb. 18, 1781

BIGELOW Rev. Andrew, of Medford, and

Amelia Sargent Stanwood, at Glocester,

Mass. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1824

BIGLEY Capt. Joshua C. and Lydia Swin-

bourne, daughter of the late Daniel, both

of and at New]xirt. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1822

BILLINGS Betsey, daughter of Woodman, and

John Langley, Jr., at Newport. Gazette

of Nov. 17, 1792

Alpheas and Lydia Carpenter, daughter of

Oliver. Gazette of Aug. 24, 1793

William and Amey Burr, both of this town.

Gazette of Dec. 7, 1799

Eleazer B., merchant, and Mrs. Elizabeth

Sterry, widow of Samuel, in this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Dec. 6, i8o6

William. Jr., and Martha Westcott, both of

thistown, by Rev. Mr. Cornell. Gazette of April 6, 1811

E!thelbert R., merchant, and Eliza Smith,

both of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 25, 1S15

Charlotte and William H. Mann, printer, at

Dedham, Mass. Gazette of Dec. 7, 18 16

Abby and William Sterne, both of this town, Sept. 16. 1819
Mary M. and Pasco Haines, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Dec. 31, 1820

Samuel W. and Sarah B. Whittemore, both

of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, June 9, 1822

Samuel and Mary Yates, daughter of Seth,

both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Williams. Sept. 24, 1822

Eliza A. and Nathan Hall, printer, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 30, 1823

Mary Ann, daughter of William, and David

B. Doyle, both of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Edes, F"eb. 8, 1824

Joseph S., of this town, and Mary S. Trijii),

of North Providence (he died 4 days later), Dec. 12, 1824
BINGHAM Miss , daughter of the Hon.

William, of Philadelphia, and Ale.xander

Baring, Esq., son of Sir Francis Baring,

Bart., of Great Britain, at Belleview, N. J.

Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798

Maria Matilda, daughter of William, Esq.,

and James Alexander, the Count De Tilley.

Gazette of April 27, 1799

51(J VITAL KECOKl) OF RHODK I8L,AND

0

BINGHAM William T. and Mehitable Bos-
wditli, lioth (if and at this town, by Rev.
Ur. Gano, Jan. 4, 1821

BINNl^Y Avis and Xichnlas l?r(i\vn, Esq., of
this tnwn, at Newtown, near l^oston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 17, 1785

Mrs. Mar)', widow of Dr. l?arnabus, antl Dr.
S[)ring, of VVatertown, at Philadel-
phia, (ia/x'tte of Dec. 31, 1791

Horace, Estp, and Elizabeth Co.x, dauy;hter
of Col. John, at Philadelphia, by Rev. Mr.
Abercrombie. (Gazette of April 14, 1804

Susan and John B. Wallace, Esq., by Rev.

Dr. Abercrombie, at Philadelphia, April 2. 1805

Mary, daughter of the late Dr, Bariiabus, and
Eucius Manlius Sargent, Esq., of l^oston,
at Philadelphia, A]iril 4, 1816

BHU) Sukey, daughter of Nathaniel, and Gardi-
ner Eowler, merchant, at Newport. (ia-
zette of Nov. 5, 179 i

Clarrissa, daughter of Nathaniel, and Chris-
tojiher fclllery, ]{sq., at Newport. Ga-
zette of Nov. 10, 1792
BIRKETT John and Abby Ellet, in this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 13, 1808

BISCOE Miss and Ezekiel Peck, at

Newtown, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

BISHOP Abigail, eldest daughter of Capt.
Eemiiel, and Josejih Sweet, merchant, by
Rev. Dr. Messer, March 17, 1805

Sarah Foster, daughter of Capt. Eemuel, and

Richard Eippitt, by Rev. Dr. Edes, March 29, 1807

Comfort and Mrs. Dorothy Nobles, at Re-

hoboth. Gazette of May 30, 1807

Sally, daughter of the late Demas, of this
town, and Nathan Daggett, by the Rev.
Dr. ICdes. Gazette of Sept. 5, 1807

Phanuel, Jr., of Rehoboth, and .Sally Carpen-

pentei, ol and at Eynilon, \'t. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1807

Lydia and Cajit. William Rodman, both of
this town, by Rev. Dr. (iano, June 10, 1810

Ca]it. Nathaniel and l'',inny Winsor, daugh-
ter of Ira, l)\' ke\-. Mr. Ecles, all of this
town, ' Vch. 18, 1 81 3

P.diiah, of C'umlicrland, anil James Symonds,
of Salem, at said Ciuiiberland. Gazette of Sept. 24, 1814

Alpha, of Cumberland, and Rev. Van Ran-
salear Osborne, of this town, at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Blake, July 2, 1816

Hamilton and Susan H. Linnett, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, May 9, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 517

BISHOP Samuel N,, formerly of this town, and

Harriet J. King, daughter of John, of and

at Charleston, S C. Gazette of Jan. 27, 1820

James and Mrs. Mary Peace, at Newport.

Gazette of Nov. 3, 1821

Mary and Dexter Metcalf, of Rhode Island,

at New London, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1821

James E., of Boston, and Mary Whipple, of

this town, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Ben-
edict, April 8, 1823
Amanda and William Ide, both of and at

Seekonk, Aug. 27, 1823

John J. and Sarah Walker, daughter of Capt.

Richard, at Seekonk. Gazette of April 21, 1824

Oliver H. and Betsey I^ennett, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, May 12, 1824

BISSELL Amelia, daughter of Col. Hezekiah,

and Rev. Abel Flint, of Hartford, at Wind-
sor, Ct. Gazette of July 23, 1791
BISSETT Rev. George and Polly Honeyman,

youngest daughter of James, Esq., at

Newport. Gazette of May i, 1773

BIXBY George and Ziljjha Manchester, grand-
daughter of Hon. Nehemiah Knight, Esq.,

at Thompson, Ct., by Rev. Daniel Dow.

Gazette of Feb. 27, 1808

BIXLER Barbara and Jacob Eversoll, by Joseph

Heistand, Esq., Jan. 17, 181 5

Catharine and Carpenter Maxson, by Joseph

Heistand, E.sq., Jan. 17, 1815

Jacob and Elizabeth Bortness, by Joseph

Heistand, F;sq., Jan. 17, 181 5

BIZELL Sirrah, of Seekonk, and Mary Ann

Northup, of and at Central Falls, July 3, 1825

BLACK Betsey, daughter of James, and William

Smith. Gazette of Sept. 6, 1788

Betsey, daughter of the late Samuel, and

Joseph Stermey, by the Rev. Mr. Wilson.

Gazette of June 2, 1798

Rebecca, daughter of the late Samuel, and

John G. Francis, by the Rev. Mr. Wilson.

Gazette of June 2, 1798

Harriet and Thomas Capernaum. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1799
Mrs. Rosabella and Asa Earned, by Rev. Dr.

Hitchcock, Nov. 22, 1801

Ann and Henry Downing, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, March 3, 1805

Martha and Daniel Moloy, both of this town.

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 3, 18 14

518 VITAL HKCOIil) OK HHdDK ISLAND

BLACK (k-orj;e, I'. S. Army, and Mary Marble,

claughtLM" i)f Jonathan, of and at Xcuport,

by Rev. Mr."Wcl)b. (Jazette of Nov. 21, 1818

HLACKlUfRN John and Ohvc I'artrid-c, both

of Walpolc, Mass.. in this town, (iazctte

<it June 20, 1812

BLACKIN(7rON Carohne and Leonard Black-

ington, both of and at Attleboro, ^L^y 27, 1818

Leonard and Carohne lilackington, both of

and at Attleboro, May 27, 1818

Charlotte and Saninel P. l'"isher, at Attle-
boro, by Rev. Mr. Nelson, June 28, 1820
Virgil and Hannah S. Robinson, daughter of

Col. Obed, at Attleboro. by Rev. Mr.

Kilhani. Oct. 8, 1823

Eliza and Nelson Morse, both of and at

Attleboro, liy Rev. Mr. Kilhani. Gazette

of Dec. 24, 1823

Aznbah and John TefTt, both of and at

Attleboro. (jazette of Dec. 31, 1823

BLACKMAN Sarah and Peltiah I'hinney, both

of Middlelioro. Gazette of Ai'g- 20, 1774

BLAKL Elizabeth, aged 14 years, and M

Treadurex', aged 84 years, at I'iercy, N. IL

(jazette of June ig. 1S02

ALargaret, daughter of John. Esq,, and. Re\-.

Nathaniel 15o\ven, rector of St. Michal's

Church, at Charleston, .S. C. (kizette of March 9, 1805

Jerusha, daughter of ]'',zra, of Wrenthani,

ALtss,, and Chester Ikigbee, of Attleboro,

at said W'rrnthani, Dec. 19, 1811

Re\ John L. and Louisa G. Richmond,

daughter of William, h'.sq., both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Williams, June 24, 1S14

Rew John 1.., rector of .St. Paul's C'hurch,

I'awtucket, and IVLuy llowe, dauglUer of

Sam|)son, l''.sq., of anil at Killingl)'. Ct., b)'

Rev. .Mr. Atkins,
Thomas S. and Mrs. Marv Athuiis, both of

and at Bairington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, ALay 3, 1818

Mela, of Wientham.and Comfort l^arrows, of

and ,it .Attleboro, l)y Re\'. All'. Nelson, Dec. 4, 1817

James anil Betsey Chaniplain Alatthewson,

.It Harrington, by Re\'. Mv. Wright, all of

that place, •■^I'g. 31, 1820

A'irgil, of Wientham, and l\o.\anna l'"oIlett.

d.iughter ot Luther, of and at Cumberland,

by Rev. Air. Potter, Oct. 25, 1821

Nancy !•'. and Alfred Joslin, both of and at

Cumberland, by Rev. Air. Potter, Jan. 31. 1822

Dec. 6, 1 8 16

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 519

BLAKP: Esther S., of Rochester, and Job N.
Tattle, of this town, at said Rochester,
N. H., June i,

Sally and John Brierly, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 23,

BLANCHARD Richard, of Coventry, and Mrs
Rebecca Straight, daughter of Henry, of
that town, March 23.

William and Cecelia Adolphe, of Mr. God-

eau's Company, in this town. Gazette of July 11.

Col. Jacob and Thomas Jefferson Cameron,
daughter of Judge Cameron, and grand-
daughter of Gen. Stark, at Ryegate, Vt.
Gazette of Feb. 14,

John, of Coventry, and Celinda Sweet, of
West Greenwich, at Cranston, by Rev.
Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25,

BLANCHER George and Bet.sey East, only

daughter of Capt. John, at Smithfield, Jan. i,

BLANDING Dr. William, of Attleboro, and

Susan Carpenter, of Rehoboth, April 17,

Sally, eldest daughter of the late Col. Chris-
topher, and Gardiner Records, at Reho-
both, by Rev. Otis Thompson. Gazette of March 13,

Shubael and Sally Gay, both of this town, at

Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thompson, Oct. 21,

Wheeler M., of Bristol, and Eliza Norton,
daughter of William, Esq., at Tiverton.
Gazette of June 2,

Thomas and Nancy Lyon, at Attleboro, July 15,

Edward M. and Emeline S. Maine, both of
and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes. Ga-
zette of • Jan. 29,
BLASHFIELD Chester and Eliza Smith, daugh-
ter of the late Christopher, of Cranston,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 18,

Hervey, formerly of this town, and Lucia
Mason, daughter of John, Esq., of and at
Killingly, Ct. Gazette of Oct. 29,

Mrs. Eliza, of this town, and Sheldon Battey,
of Louisville, Ga., at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson,
BLESDELL Henry and .Sarah Monroe, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
BLISS Rev. William and Betsey Word, at New-
port. Gazette of

Clarke and Abigail Spooncr, daughter of
Benjamm. Gazette of

George and Sally Dunham, daughter of Dan-
iel. Gazette of

Sept. 16,

1S23

Dec. 5,

1824

Jan. 29,

1780

Dec. 12,

1789

Dec. 12,

1789

823

769

824

825

811
805

813
.SI6

821
823

82s

811

814

5:^0

VITAL UKCOHI) OK IJlloDE ISLAND

BLISS , of Rehoboth, and Rachal Allen,

at i-!anin>;t()n. Ciazette of

I-'rances, of Springfield, and Rew llenry A.
Rowland, formerly of this town, at Wind-
sor, Ct. Gazette of

Leonard, l^sq., and Lydia Talbert, both of
and at Rehoboth. Gazette of

Betsey, daughter of Dr. James, and Benja-
min Ilorton, all of Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.
Thompson,

James, y\, of Rehoboth, and (J]i\'e Jacobs, of
and at Seekonk,

Rhiry, daughter of Col. Bliss, and Aaron ]?ul-
lock, both of Rehoboth, by Rev. Otis
Thompson,

James, of Warren, and Maria liurroughs, of
and at this town, by Re\-. Mr. Baker.

Dr. James, of Rehoboth, and Mrs. Sally
Wootlard, of and at Dighton. by Re\-. Mr.
(lushec,

Lucy and Ellis Peck, both of I^arrington, by
Rev. Mr. Wright,

Charlotte Ann and Ebenezer Tiffany, Esq.,
at I'awtLicket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. Ga-
zette of

Eliza B, of W'cuwick, and Benjaniin H. But-
ler, of this town, at Warwick, by Rev.
Mr. Littlefield.

Lucinda, daughter of Capt. .Asa. of Reho-
both, and John VV. Micks, (if Tixcrton, at
said Rehoboth. Gazette of

James, of Rehoboth, and Rhgda Tisdale, of
Taunton, at said Rehoboth. Gazette of

Susan and William l'',ddy, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. IJeneilicl. (jazette of

Cromwell. Jr., of Rehoboth, and. Content
I5oueis, ot and at .Sw.inzey. (lazette of

George, Jr., I'Isq . a'tome}' .it law, and RLu)'
.S Dwight, daughter of the I Ion. 'J'heodore,
Jr., at .Spiinglleld, Mass. Gazette of
BEINN J.imes i\L and Sarah Williams, both of

this town, by Kev. Mr. \\'ils(.)n,
]?LI\'E\ .Sally, daughter of James, Esq., and
Daniel Pease, at Xew])ort. Gazette of

I'Vancis, printer, and Sophia Walters, both
of this town, i)y Re\', Dr. Gano,
BLODGIv'I'T William and Ann Phyllis Chace,
daiightei of .Samuel, Esq. (lazette of

William, Jr., merchant, and Ahiry Ann
I'ower, d.iughter ot Ca]it. Nicholas. Ga-
zette of

No\-. 29,

May 10,

1800

March 24,

1810

Dec 6,

1812

May 8,

1814

Sept. I,

1816

Oct. 13,

1816

May 7.

1817

April 16,

1818

Oct. 24,

April I L

Oct. 30.

1820

Jan. 27,

1821

A!)ril 27.

1822

June 12,

1824

I\Lty 1 1,

1825

June 7,

1810

Dec. 26,

1789

Aug. 18,

1814

Dec. 24.

'774

May 3,

1 800

794

818

819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 521

BLODGETT Samuel C, late of this town, and

Miss Williams, of and at Gibralter.

Gazette of Sept. 26, 1812

Panielia, eldest daughter of Russell, of East
Windsor, Ct , and Capt. Lyman Cooley, of
this town, at said East Windsor, Sept. 9, 18 19

BLOISE James, aged 70 years, of Killingly, and
Sarah Smith, of Glocester, aged 20 years,
at Killingly, Nov. 25, 1771

BLOOD Betsey and Daniel Bickford, at New

London, N. H. Gazette of March 5, 1823

BLOODGOOD Mrs. Harriet, of New York, and
George Bowen, late of Providence, mer-
chant, at New York, by Rev. Dr. Miller, Dec. 15, 1810

BLOOM EI ELD Elizabeth, sister of the cele-
brated author of the "Farmer's Boy," etc.,
and Nicholas Hingston, merchant, of Alex-
andria, at Georgetown, Potomac. Gazette
of Feb. 8, 1806

BLOSS Samuel, Jr., and Sarah Hancock, at
Wrentham, by Rev. William Williams.
Gazette of Dec. 12, 1807

Rev. Samuel, Jr., of Stratford, Ct., and Mrs.
Emma Gorham, of this town, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Dec. 26, 1810

BLOUNT Polly Ann, eldest daughter of John
Gray Blount, and W'illiam W. Rodman,
formerly of New York, at Washington,
N. C., June 6, 181 1

BLY Pamela Andrews and George Thomas,

both of Cumberland, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 22, 181 3

Joseph, of Cranston, and Ardelia Tallnian,
of this town, at said Cranston, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, March 12, 1815

F.sther M., daughter of Oliver, and Isaiah P.
F"uller, by Rev. Mr. Potter, all of and at
Cumberland, Jan. 23, 1820

Mrs. Dorcas and Josias Southwick, at New-
port. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1824
Mrs. Ardelia, of this town, and Newman
Thurber, of Rehoboth, at Johnston, by
Rev. Mr. Sprague, March 13. 1825

BLYTH James and Mary Young, both of Crans-
ton, March 16, 1820

BOARDMAN James and Jane Snelling, daugh-
ter of Joseph, late of Boston, by the Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Aug. 9, 1807

William and Abigail Allen, of Andover, at

Reading, Mass. Gazette of May 5. i8io

522 VITAL UKCORI) OF RHODE ISLAND

liOARDMAN I-;iiza H, daughter <.f William

II., and Ilarriscm (jray Otis, Jr., Esi| ,

attorney at law, at Boston, May 6, 1.S17

ICliza C.,of Whitesboroiigh, X. V.,and Law-
rent Clerc, of La l-iohn, ]-"rance, at the

house of l^enjaniin I'rescott, near Cohoes-

vijlc, N. Y., both deaf and dumb; Mr. C.

is one ot the instructors at Hartford, Ct.,

and Miss H. one of the jnipils, Mav 3, 1819

^hu■y, yoiuigest daughter of William H.,

Esq., and Robert Hale (iilman, Esq., of

New York, at St. I'aul's Church, Boston,

by Rev. Dr. Jar\is, Sept. 20, 1823

Rev. George Dana, of Noith Yarmouth, Me.,

and Sally B. Hall, of and at Salem ; they

are about to sail iov ^ndia as Baptist

missionaries. Gazette of Jul)- 6. 1825

BODGh; Samuel, of this town, and Ahuia B.

Bush, ol and at Boston, by Rev. Dr.

Baldwin, (correct I, July 4, 1825

.Samuel G., of this town, and Maria E.

J^urke, of and at Boston, by Rev. Dr.

Baldwin, (incorrect ), Ji''}' 4- '8-5

150GER Corinda (colored), with a fortune of

i^9,000 and James ^'oung (white), a stroll-
ing player, in I Icrtfordshire, b-ug. Ga-
zette of Se]>t. 14, 1805
BOGliRT Cornelius I., ICsq., counsellor at law,

and Mrs. Susan ]5artlett, late of Providence,

at New York, by the Rev. Dr. Linn. Ga-
zette of Dec. 19, 1795
liOGMAN Benjamin and Catharine Ga)', both

ot this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 8, 1809

BOLl' Ca])t. John, of Boston, and Eleanor Jones.

at Newport. Gazette of Aug. 31, 1799

BOKl'". Mrs. Haiuiah and Isaac Drurey, both ot

this lown, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, -'^ng- 30, 1807

lU)LLb~S (ieorge, merchant, and So])hia !•". b'ield,

daughter of the late Ca])t. John, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, May 7, 1807

Sar.ih Nichols and John Nichols, Jr., at

Thom])son, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 21, 181 2

Dan and Pamela Commings, at Thompson,

Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dow. Gazette of Oct. 30, 181 3

Samuel, one of the editors of the "Times,"

and Huldah Deming, both of and at Hart-
ford. Gazette of Feb. 27, 1822
David and H.mnah Thurber, daughter ot

Willi.im, both of and at this tow^i, by Rev.

Mr. ^hice. Oct. 10, 1822

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 523

BOLLES Leonard, of Cranston, and Maria

Manchester, of and at West Greenwich, by

Rev. Mr. Manchester, June 15. 1823

BOLSTER James and Nancy Spicer, both of

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Oct. 26, 1806

Mrs. Nancy and Samuel E. Hamlin, both of

this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 28, 18 17

BOLTWOOU Lucius, Esq., attorney at law,

and Fanny H. Sheperd, daughter of the

late Rev. Mace, of Little Compton. at

Amherst, Mass. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1824

BONAPARTE Napoleon and Josephine Beauhar-

nais, widow of the General, , 1796

Lucian and Miss De La Fayette, daughter of

the General. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1800

Jerome, the statement that the French

Minister is married to the former wife of

this man is incorrect but that he married a

French lady, says tiie L^nited States Ga-
zette. Gazette of July 2, 1814
Letitia, daughter of Lucian, and Thomas

Wys.e, Esq., of Waterford, Ireland, at the

Palace of Carino, near Rome. Gazette of July 28, 1812

BOND John and Lydia Angell, by Rev. Mr.

Cornel], in this town. May 3, 18 13

Rev. Alvin, of Sturbriilge, and Sarah Rich

ardson, of and at Med way. Gazette of May 16, 1821

BONTRES Mr., an old bachelor, and Mrs.

Wallace, her third husband in thirteen

months, at Cheshire, Eng. Gazette of Aug. 19, 1815

BOONE Charles, Esq., M. P. for Castle Riding,

and Miss Crawley, dau. of Sir

Abraham, dec, and sister to the Countess

of Ashburnham, a lady with a fortune of

;^8oo.ooo. Note — [This is first marriage

recorded, Feb. 12, 1763. Gazette of Feb. 12, 1763.

Thomas and Lucy Gardiner, daughter of

Capt. Christopher, at North Kingstown.

Gazette of Oct. 4, 1794

Capt. James and Elizabeth M. Read, daugh-
ter of I-lleazer, Jr., both of and at Newport.

Gazette of Oct. 23, 1820

Alice C, daughter of James, and Silas U'ard,

at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1820

Mrs. P'lizabeth, of Warwick, and Dea. Wil-
liam Tilley, of New]jort. The deacon is 84

and the bride 74. He has 10 children, 75

grand and 25 great-grandchildren, at Wick-
ford. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1821

;VJ4 vi'iAi, i;k(()I;1) ok hiiodk island

HUOKOAI Isaac, ol New Vnvk. and Iktsey God-
ding, ot this town, (iazette of Jan, 9, 1796
]5C)()TH lohn and Marv Hall, both of and at
North rrovidcncc,-by Rev. Mr. Taft. Ga-
zette of Dec. 29, 1 82 1
B0RDI':N knth, <laui;hter of Richard, and
George 1 1 arris, of Sniithfield, at P'riends'
Meeting House, Tiverton. Gazette of Dec. i, 1787

Hannah, daughter of William, and Caleb

Corey, at Newport. (Gazette of Alay 26, 1804

Mary, of Scituate, and William Bradford, of
this town, at Scituate, by Rev. Mr. West-
cott. (jazette of June 29, 1805

Mary, daughter of the late Joseiih. and Major
Alexander Thomas, both of and at I'orts-
mouth, May 25, 1810

Elder Job, 64, and Lois Tillson 34. The elder
is blind, ha\ing been so since he was 16
years of age, and has been a widower about
three uKJUths, at Tiverton, June 14, 1818

Judith, d,uighterof the late Simeon, I{sq.,and
Job Durfee, member of Congress, at Tiv-
erton, by Rev. Mr. Coleman. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1820

Eleanor, daughter of John, and Gardiner
Thomas, all of Portsmouth, at Newport.
Gazette of April 10, 1822

Ann and Capt. Jacob Smith, at Newjiort.

Gazette of Oct. 5, 1822

Amey, daughter of Richard, and William

(jrinnell, at Tiverton. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1822

1 lannah, daughter of Richard, and William

Coke, at Tiverton. Gazette of Nov. 13, 1822

David and Mrs. Mar)' Carver, at 'I'aunton.

(iazette of Oct. II. 1823

John and Abby Davis, daughter of Capt.
Jonathan, both <if and at .Somerset. Ga-
zette of Oct. 25, 1823

Mary Ann and Isaac l'"owler, at Assonnet.

(Jazette of March 26, 1825

]«)SW()RTII Samuel and I'atience Allen, at

15,uringt()ii. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1794

Capt. Lewis and Miss Ruth Jackson, daugh-
ter of Capt. Daniel, Dec. 10, 1795

Mary H., of Warren, daughter of the late
Benjamin, E.sc|., and Capt. Aaron Lusher,
of and at liristol. Gazette of June 6, 1812

Ann P. and Thomas H. Russell, both of

Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold, July 8. 1813

Betsey, only daughter of .Samuel, P"sc|., and
Re\'. ]5enjamin B. Smith, both of Bristol,

PROVIDENCE UAZKITE— MARRIAGE8 525

BOSWORTH :

at St. Michael's Church, by Rt. Rev. Bishop

Griswold, June 4. 1818

Mary T. and Lawton Ingraham, both of and

at Harrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright, Aug. 30, 1819

Almira and Nathan Macclane, both of and at

Barrington, by Rev. Mr. Wright. Gazette

of April 3, 1820

F'anny H., of Swanzey, and Solomon Chace,

of this town, at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Rex-
ford, • April 9, 1820
Ebenezer and Ruth B. Townsend, at Bristol.

Gazette of April 10, 1820

Samuel, Jr , and Ann l!ourne, at Bristol, at

the Catholic Congregational Church, by

Rev. Mr, Mann, ' ' Nov. 19, 1820

Mehitable and William T. Bingham, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 4, 1821

Elizabeth H., daughter of Asa, of this town,

and Chri-stian M. Nestell, formerly of New

York, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 7, 1821

Lydia and William Gabriel Crump, at Bris-
tol, at St. Michael's Church, by Rt. Rev.

Bishop Griswold, Nov. 11, 1821

Ezekiel B. and Julia Beers, in this town, Dec. 5, 1822

Hopestill and John Thurber, Jr., both of and

at Warren. Gazette of June 28, 1823

Ichabod and Sally Babbitt, daughter of

Charles, at Taunton. Gazette of July 10, 1824

Parmelia and John Martin, Jr., both of and at

Warren. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1824

Samuel, of Warren, and Abby Humphrey, at

Rehoboth. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824

William, of Dartmouth, and Almira Case

Chace, daughter of Gardiner, at Rehoboth.

Gazette of April 16, 1825

BOSS Sally, daughter of John L., and Charles

Hoskins, at Newport. Gazette of May 18, 1805

Col. Joseph and Abigail Hammond Richard-
son, daughter of Jacob, Esq., at Newport,

by Rev. Dr. Patten. Gazette of June 17, 1809

Eliza Ann, only daughter of the late Capt.

Edward, and Henry B. Wheeler, both of

this town, at Warren, Dec. 4, 1814

William D. and Eliza D. Stall, daughter of

Gen. Isaac, at Newport. Gazette of May 11, 1822

Eliza L., daughter of the late William, and

Tiddeman Weeden, at Newport. Gazette

of Jan. 21, 1824

520 N'lTAL HKCOHI) OK RHODE ISLAND

BOL'RNM 15enjamin, Ksq., atun ne)- at law, and

Mrs. Hn])e Uiamonc!, widow of Capt. Hl-ii-

jaiiiin, late of Bristol, da/.i-tte of Jan. 26, 1782

Sylvaniis, Esq., Consul General of the I'nited

States to the Ba avian Republic, and Re-
becca Haslett, eldest daughter of Doctor

Hazlett, at Baltimore. Gazette of Nov. 4. 1797

Allen, Esq., attorney at law, and Betsey

Smith, daughter of Josiah, at 15iistol, by

Ivew Mr. Wight. Gazette of June 22, 1805

Julia Maria, daughter of the late Hon. Benja-
min, and .'\bel Jones, at Bristol, by Rev.

Mr. Wight, June 10, 181 1

Charlotte, daughter of .Shearjashub, Esq.,

and John Usher Sanford, at St. Michael's

Church, Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Wight, Jan. g, 1815

Martha, daughter of Shearjashub, Esq., and

Ebene/er .Smith, of ISarrington, at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Wight, Ajiril 4, 1820

Ann and .Samuel Bosworth, Jr., at Bristol, at

the Catholic Congregational Church, by

Rc\'. Mr. Mann, No\-. 19, 1820

Mar)' Ann, daughter of Shearjashub, I'",sq.,

of I^Sristol, and Pcnuel Corijett, of N'irginia,

at said Bristol, at the Congregational Afeet-

i g Mouse, by Re\-. Mr. Mann, Maich 8, 1S21

Thomas, of New ]5e(itord,and Hetse)' Greene,

daughter of .Samuel, of ami at I'awtu.xet,

by kev. Mr Shurtleff, Nov. 17, 1822

I'"rancis, of this town, and Nanc\' Ixutlett, of

and at Cumlierlaiid. Gazette of June 9, 1824

BOL'R.S l'"iancfs 2(1, daughter of John. Esq., and

Ca])t. .Scth Dean, of Boston, at Newport.

( la/cttc of June 9, 1798

John. I';s<|.. and Mis. I'.li/.dicth Chilcott,

widow nl Richard, late of New])ort, at

I'lymoutli, by the Rev. .Mi. Dchon. (."la-

zette of C)ct. 26, 1799

John, Jr., merchant, and Ilcnrietta Shaw.

daughter of Capt. William, at Newqiort,

i)y Rev. 1 )r. Batten. Gazette of I'"eb. 4, 1S04

Eliz.djcth, daughter of John, Escj , of New-
port, ;'nd I'erez (Jlis Richmond, in this

town. May 1, 1809

Euke, late of New])ort, mercliant, and Mrs.

Jane l^oswcll b'ostcr, at Chaileston, S. (.".,

by Rt. Rev. Bishop Dehon, i''cli. 17, 1814

]U)l''r()N I'amela and 15eniamin Wheeler, at

Ridgcfield. Ct. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES

■JZ/

BOUZIER Citizen, aged 86 years, and Mad-
emoiselle Vervier, aged i6 years, grand
niece of his first wife after whose death he
lived a widower 50 years ; he is godfather
to his present wife's 'mother. Gazette of May 26, 1804

BOW Dorothy and Capt. Richard Arrow, at

Oldstock, Mass. Gazette of Aug. i, 1801

BOWDOIN James T,, Esq., and Mary Dickason,
eldest daughter of Thomas, Esq., merchant,
of London, at Bloomsbury, Elng. Gazette
of June 25, 1808

Mrs. Sarah, widow of Hon. James, and
Major General Dearborn, U. S. Army, at
Boston, by Rev. Dr. Harris, of Dorchester, Nov. 10, 1813
BO\VEx\ Capt. Oliver and I'olly Cooke, daugh-
ter of Hon. Nicholas, at Providence, Nov. 19, 1769

Dr. William and Sally Curliss, eldest daugh-
ter of Capt. George, at Providence, Dec. 6, 1769

Lydia, daughter of Dr. Ephraim, and John

James Clarke, merchant. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1/73

Sally, daughter of Dr. Ephraim, and Thomas
Lloyd Ilalsey, merchant, at Hampton.
Gazette of Oct. 28, 1775

Capt. Ephraim and Sally Angell, daughter of

Nathan, merchant. Gazette of March i. 1777

Dr. Pardon and Betsey Ward, daughter of

Henry, Esq. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1780

Dr. Joseph and Hannah Simons, both of this

town. Gazette of Dec. 14, 1782

Cyrel and Nancy Eisher, daughter of Joshua,

at PawtLicket. Gazette of April 26, 1783

Lucy, daughter of the late Thomas, and
George Coggeshall, of Bristol, at Reho-
both. Gazette of Nov. 8. 1788

Deborah, daughter of Ichabod, of Coventry.
and Archibald Dorrance, of Voluntown.
Gazette of Eeb. 14, 1789

Frances, daughter of Dr. Ephraim, and John

E. Moore, of South Carolina. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1789

Oliver, Jr., and Lois Demount, eldest daugh-
ter of the late Capt. John. Gazette of Aug. 21, 1790

Nancy, daughter of Dr. Ephraim, and Ed-
ward Mitchell, Esq., of South Carolina.
Gazette of Sept. 15, 1792

Eliza, daughter of Dr. Ephraim, and John

Ward, merchant. Gazette of Dec. 29, 1792

Col. Ephraim, Jr,. and Sally Whipple, mar-
ried by Rev. Abraham L. Clarke of the
Episcopal Church, Oct. 19, 1794

Margaret and Ambrose Hicks, at Barrington,

Gazette of March 14, 1795

52S

VITAF. UKCORI) OK [{HOOK ISLAND

BOWEN Oliver, Ji , and Miss Rebecca Demount,
daiigliter ot C-'a|)t jdliii (ia/etteof

Josepli, of Coventry, and roll)- Tillinghast.
daii_!;hter ni Thonias. l^sc|.. ai East Green-
wich, (la/ette of

Sally, (laughter of Isaac, of this town, and
CaiJt. Samuel Currey, at Xew \'ork. (ja-
zette of

Olive anil Jatiies Thurher, at Warren, (ia-
zette of

Henjamin, ICsq., of Norway, N, \'., and Mrs.
Ruth Watson, at Thom|won, Ct,,

Asajih, of Coventry, and Muldah 11. Cariien-
ter, daughter of Dr. Cyrel, at l^'oster. (ia-
zette lit'

Richard and Mehitable Shepardson. daugh-
ter of the late Capt. I'Jijah. Gazette of

01i\'er, j-lsq , and Mrs. Anne Doisey, widow
of Col. Doi'sey. Gazette of

Anna, daughter of Col. .Aaron, and Nathaniel
Cooke, of this town. Gazette of

Col. Jiihn and Sally (ireene, daughter of the
late J.imes, at Coventry, (jazette of

Eliza, daughter of Dr. VVilliam. and Thomas
Amoiy, of Boston, merchant, at this town,
by Ke\'. Dr. Hitchcock,

Major .Stephen, (.>f Coventry, and Rebecca
Hill, daughter of Caleb, Esip. at North
Kingstnwn Gazette ot

Hon. Jcdie/. iif this town, and !•', Leo-
nard, (:.iiii;litei- of I loir Genrgc, at Nniton,
Ma.ss.,

Martha, d.iughter of Ichabod, V.s<\., of Co\-
cntry, and William ],. Dorrance, of baifield,
Ct., at Coxentr)', by Rev. Mi-. .Stone. Ga-
zette ot

Julia, eldest (laughter ni L'ol. l-'.phi,iim, aiul
John D. Martin, ot New \'ork. merchant,
at the Episcopal Church, in this town, by
kc\-, 1 )r Crocker,

Poll)-, III l.islxin, Ct.. and ]\uius .Mathewson.
Es(|., oi this state, at Lisbon, by Rev. Mr.
1 ,ee. ( iazette of

Capt Is.iac, Jr., aiKl I'-liza Hullock, \-i)ungest
(laughter of Capt. J.djez, b)- Re\-. Dr.
Messcr,

Re\-. X.ithaniel, rector of .St. Michael's
Church, and ^L^■garet Klakc, daughter of
John, b'.si|.. at Charleston, .S. C. Gazette

of

Eeb. 6, 1796

March 12, 1795

July 30, 1796
Dec. 24, 1796
Eeb. 22, 1797

^Lu-ch 18, 1797
Dec. 23, 1797
April 28, 1798

March 30, 1799
April 6, 1799

No\-. 12, 1799

Jan. 4, 1800

May 21. 1801

M.-irch 26. 1803

Oct. 17, 1S03

May 5, 1804

Dec. 16, 1804

^Lrl■ch 9, 1S05

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MA UUIAGES 529

BOWEN Esther W., eldest daughter of Dr.
Pardon, of this town, and Charles W.
Greene, merchant, of New York, by Rev.
Dr. Edes, Dec. 7, 1806

Horatio G., merchant, and Candace Craw-
ford Nightingale, daughter of Samuel,
E.sq., by Rev. Dr. Edes, May 14, 1807

David and Esther Gay, eldest daughter of
Ebenezer, Esq., at Thompson, Ct. Ga-
zette of June 20, 1807

Sally, daughter of the late Asa, and Abel

Chaffee,"at Rehoboth. Gazette of Aug. 29, 1807

Capt. Samuel, of this town, and Ann Went-

worth, of and at Philadelphia. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1807

Henry, Esq., attorney at law, and Harriet
Monro, second daughter of Capt. James,
at Cranston, F"eb. 11, 1808

Martha and William Chaffee, at Rehoboth,
by Rev. Mr. Hill, Dec. 11, 1808

Isaac, Sen., and Henrietta C. Downer, both

of this town, by Rev. Mr. Gano, Oct. 29, 1809

Maria, daughter of Dr. William, and John
Whipple, Jr., Esq., attorney at law, all of
this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 23, 1809

Ephraim and Sally Munro, at Rehoboth, by

Rev. Mr. Hill. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1809

Eliza, daughter of Isaac, and William Ham-
lin, by Rev. Mr. Edes, April 2, 1810

David and Eliza Chace, daughter of Capt.
Gilbert, at Friends Meeting House, New-
port. Gazette of Sept. 15, 1810

(ieoige, late of Providence, merchant, and
Mrs. Harriet Bloodgood, of and at New
York, by Rev. Dr. Miller, Dec. 15, 1810

Andras and Nancy Thayer, both of this town, Jan. 7, 181 1

Rebecca and Rhodes G. Allen, both of this

town, March 31, j8i i

Sally and John W. De.xter, at Pawtucket.

Gazette of Aug. 24, 181 1

Dr. William C. and Rebecca Olney, youngest
daughter of Col. Christopher, in this town,
by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 25, 1812

Maria A,, second daughter of Dr. Jose[>h,

and Thomas Smith, at Glocester, March 29, 1S12

Ebenezer L., formerly of this town, and Peg-
gy McConkey, of and at Louisville, Ga., April 8. 1813

l""rances, daughter of Dr. Pardon, of this
town, and Charles W. Greene, of lioston,
merchant, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Sept. 26, 1813

530 NTI'AI. l!i;(()KI) OK lUKJDE ISLAND

]}()\\'I{N I'.inicl.i, oi Scckonk, aiul (icorge D.
Dodcls, i)f this town, at said Seekonk, by
_ Rev. Mr. lIiU, Nov, i, 1813

Sally and Lewis Lcgrand, both of this town, Nov. 26, 1813

Sally and Samuel R. Martin, both of Barring-
ton, by Rev. Samuel Wat.son. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1814

Mary, daughter of the late Simeon, and
lienjamin Corbin, at Seekonk, by Re\'.
Mr. Pitman, Nov. 27. 1 8 14

Harriet, daughtei- of Dr. William, and
Charles Morris, Esq., Captain L^ S. Navy,
in this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Feb. 4, 1815

15niwn and Ann Pullen, daughter of VV'ilham,

of Newjxirt, at Seekonk. (kizette of Aug. 19, 1815

Susan, daughter of Joel, and James Short, at

Seekonk. Cazette of Oct. 28, 181 5

Sarah, daughter of Dr. William, of this town,
and William S Skinner, Esc|., of lioston,
in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 14, 1S16

John and Zillah ]5ullock, both of Rehoboth, Aug. 8, 1S16

Sarah, of Pro\-idence, and John B. Viall, at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. I'ltman, Sept. 21, 1817

Ann I'-liza, youngest daughter of Dr. Par-
don, of this town, and Franklin Greene,
of Potowomut, at this town, by Rev. Mr.
P-des, Dec. 2, 1817

Haile and P^lizabeth Johonnett, at Barring-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Wright. Gazette of Dec. 6, 1817

.Soi.)hia, of Barrington, and Capt. Suchet
Alauran, ot this tmvn, at said l^arrington,
^ by Rev. Mr. Wright, Sept. 10, 1S18

Samuel J. and Clarinda R. Snow, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June f). 1819

Clarrissa, of .Seekonk, and William Hale, of
and at .Swanzey, by Inkier Benjamin Tay-
lor,

Julia Ann, daughter of Dr. Jose|ih, of
Glocester, and Thomas M. Mitchell, at
said Glocester. (iazette of Oct. 19, 1820

Rhoda, youngest daughter of l-21isha, of Scit-
uate, and Peleg W. Gardiner, of this town,
at said Scituale, Oct. 25, 1820

Benjamin and Abigail T. Tuttle, by Rev. Dr.

Ik-nedict, at Pawtucket, July 4, 1821

James, P'.scj., ,-uid I-Llizabeth Tiffany, eldest
daughter of Ebenezer, both of and at Bar-
rington, Nov, 15, 1821

Thomas II. and Mary L. Thurber, both of

and at this town, (iazette of Jan. 9, 1822

Maria and Joseph W. Orchard, both of and
at this town, (iazette of Oct. 30, 1822

Sept. 13, 1820

Nov. g,

1822

April 4,

1824

Aug. I,

1824

Oct. 27,

1824

Nov. 3,

1824

Dec. 29,

1824

April 16,

1825

May 8,

1825

PROVIDENCK (tAZETTE— MARRIAGES 53I

BO WEN Penelope and Nicholas Hart, at Cran-
ston. Gazette ot Oct. 30, 1822

Henry, of Boston, publisher of Universalist
Magazine, and Meheta M. Metcalf, daugh-
ter of Lewis, at Wrentham. Gazette of

Benjamin, of Rehoboth, and Sally Serrell, of
Warren, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Uriel, of Attleboro, and Mrs. Deborah Ham,
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow,

George and Mary H. Irish, daughter of the
late John, at Newport. Gazette of

Hannah and Francis Brown, both of and at
Warren. Gazette of

Ethan and Caroline F. Robinson, both of
and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey,

Daniel and Julia M. Grant, both of and at
Barrington. Gazette of

Samuel, of Thompson, Ct., and Mary Sum-
ner, daughter of Capt. John N., in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

BO WD EN Mrs. , aged 72, and P

Davies, aged 70, both of Long Millegate,
Eng. ; her fourth venture, and he had been
a widower nine weeks, at Manchester, ICng.
Gazette of Sept. 27, 1817

zette of Sept. 27, 1817

BOVVERING Caleb B., of New York, merchant,
and Mrs. Maria McLean also of that city,
in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, March 28, 1803

BOWERS Henry, Jr., of Swanzey, and Mary
Meyer, youngest daughter of John R., of
Wall St., New York,

Henry and Mrs. Elizabeth Harding. Ga-
zette of

Rebecca, daughter of the late Caleb, of
Swanzey, and Thomas Young, merchant.
Gazette of

Mrs. Abigail, widow of Caleb, of Swanzey,
and John Jenckes, Esq., of this town,

Polly, daughter of Jerathmal, Esq., and Joseph
Jenckes, of this town, merchant, at Swan-
zey. Gazette of

John, of Somerset, and Mary Robinson,

daughter of James, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. i, 1791

Elizabeth S.. daughter of the late Jerathmael,
Esq., and Dr. Thomas Danforth, of Boston,
at Somerset. Gazette of April 12, 1800

Harriet, youngest daughter of Henry, and
B. M. Mumford, at Duanesboro, N. Y.
Gazette of July 10, 1802

Jan. 6,

1772

May 8,

1779

Oct. 29,

178S

Jan. 14,

1787

areh 22,

1788

5:52 VITAL i;k('()HI) ok uhook island

B0WI>:RS Rfbccca. claut;htcr of the late Henry,

Ksci., ami George Scott, merchant, of and

at New York. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1803

Sylvester, and Sail)- (jifford, liauf^hter of the

late Jo.siah, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

Gazette of Oct. 27, 1S04

Mincr\'a, of this town, and William Greene,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 26, 1S04

Caleb, of this town, merchant, and Sarah A.

Sage, daughter of Hbenezer, at and of

Middletown, Ct. Gazette of Sept. 28, 1805

Louisa and I'aschall Allen, of Warren, mer-
chant, at Somerset. Gazette of ()ct. 11, 1806
Elizabeth and John Hurrough, by Rev Dr.

Edes, Nov. 4, I S07

Syndonia and .Steplien W. .Sn<iw, in this

town, by Rev. IMr. Wilson, Jul)' 2, i 809

Mary, daughter of John, l{sq., and John H.

Wheelwright, merchant, at Newport, by

Rev. i\Ir. Wheaton, Oct. 27, 181 1

Julia, of this town, and William V. .Smith, of

the Cartel Analostan. at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, ' Oct. 18, 1814

Capt. l-!ennanuel and Mar)' Wardwell, daugh-
ter of .Stephen, all of this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Sept. 14, 181 5

Albert E. and Rachel Baker, both of and at

Seekonk, Oct. 5, 1820

Ann H., of this town, and Capt. Lloyd Bow-
ers, of Middletown, Ct., by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, March 28. 1822

Capt. Lloyd, of Middletown, Ct., and Ann H.

Bowers, ot and at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Crocker, March 28, 1822

William A., of this town, and Ruth W. Gur-

ney, of Middleboro, at this town, by Rev.

Mr, I'ickering. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823

Content, of .Swanzey, and Cromwell l^liss, Jr.,

of Rehoboth, at said Swanzey. (iazette of June 12, 1824
150WIK ICllen U., daughter of the late John,

Esq., of Maryland, and Lieut. William L

Belt, l'. S. Navy, at W^ashington, D. C.

(iazette of Eeb. i, 1823

]50WIJ-:R Charles and Lydia ImcUI, daughter of

Capt. John. Gazette ot Dec. 3, 1774

15athsheba, (laughter of the Hon. Metcalfe,

and Joseph Lanfrey Delisle. Gazette of July 10, 1784

Samuel Bours and Mrs. Abigail Lee, daugh-
ter of Charles, liy Rev. Mr. CMiver. Ga-
zette of IVhirch 4, 1786

PROVIOENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGE8 533

BOWLER Metcalfe, Jr., and Patty Bucklin,

daughter of Capt. Daniel. Gazette of May 13, 1786

Almy H., daughter of the late Samuel H ,and

Henry Hoppin, merchant, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, Nov. 26, 1810

Charles L., merchant, and Hannah G. Aborn,

daughter of Samuel, Esq., by Rev. Dr.

Gano, May 4, 181 3

Maria, 15, and Thomas Broadway, Esq., 85,

both of Amelia Co., Va. Gazette of July 19, 1817

BOWNE Robert L., of New York, merchant,

and Almy Robinson, daughter of Thomas,

at Friends' Meeting House, Newport. Ga-
zette cf Dec. 7, 1793
Charlotte, of New Jersey, and Joseph Bain-
bridge, Esq., U. S. Navy, at Staten Island.

Gazette of Dec. 4, 181 3

BOYD Harriet, of Weston, and William Eldrich,

of Salem, Nov. 6, 181 1

Eliza A. and Martin Peirce, at East Green-
wich, by Rev. Mr. Rich, Feb. 13, 18 14
Mary and I'ardon S. Pearce, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Baker, June 20, 1818

Capt. Andrew, of East Greenwich, and Mary

Bentiey, of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Jan- 28, 1821

Samuel, of this town, and Deborah B. Dana,

of and at North Providence. Gazette of Dec. 4, 1822

John and Ruth Tallman, daughter of John,

both of and at Portsmouth. Gazette ol March 24, 1824

Phebe M. and James B. Yerrington, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 17, 1825

BOYI.ES John, printer, and Celia Gay, daughter

of Capt. Martin. Gazette of March 21, 1772

BRADFORD Capt. William and Deborah Whea-

ton. Gazette of April 23, 1774

Polly, daughter of Hon. William, and Henry

Goodwin, Esq., attorney at law, at Reho-

both. Gazette of Sept. 7, 1782

Sally, of this town, and Samuel Howe, of

Connecticut. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1789

Nancy, daughter of Hon. William, and Capt.

James De Wolfe, at Bristol. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1790

Polly, daughter of Joseph, and Seth Butts.

Gazette of Jan. 7, 1797

Lydia, daughter of the Hon. William, and

Capt. Charles Collins, Jr., of Warren, at

Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1797

Joseph and Abigail Hayford, daughter of

Daniel, by Rev. Dr. Messer, Dec. 23, 1804

534 VITAL KKCOIU) OF PvHoDK ISLAM)

liKADl'Okl) William, (it this town, and Mary

15(irdeii, <it and at Scitiialc, by Kcv. Mr.

W'estcott. Gazette of June 29, 1805

William H. and Mary Huppiii, daughter of

Nicholas, by Rew I)r. (jano, Jan. 5, 1806

Su.san, daughter of Thomas, the editor of the

True American, and Jacob Ritter, Jr., at

Philadelphia, by Rev. I)r. Greene. Gazette

of March 21, 1807

Eliza, (laughtei- of Major William, and Golden

Dearth, jiuljlLsher of Mount Hope I-"agle,

at ]?ri.stol. Gazette of l'"eb. 27, 1808

Geoi'ge and Abby Hoppin. in this town.

Ciazette of June 10, 1809

Susan, daughtei' of George, and Gideon I)av-

en]iort, by Rew Di'. Gano, all of this town, April 3, 1814

John R. and I'hcbe Harrington, at Boston,

by Re\-. Dr. 15aldwin, Nov. 15, 1814

William I!,, )v , merchant, of 15oston, and

Nancy Child, of and at Warren, b}- Rev.

Mr. W.itson. Gazette of Aug. 5, 1815

Henr\-, h'.sci , and Abigail Atwood. daughter

of .Sheffield, of and at Bristol, by Rt. Rev.

Bisho].) Gnswokl, July 21, 1816

Ciiaiies, cashier of a bank at Le.xington, Ky.,

and Mai)- Ann Corliss, tiaughter of John,

of this town, in Bourbon Co.. K\., .Sept. 9, 1817

Mar)- L., d.iughter of John, Ivscp, aiul Josiah

Howlantl, both of and at Biistol, b)- Rev.

Mr. Mann, Aug. 27, 1820

Ik'njaniin W, and Jemima G. I'eck, by Rev.

Mr. Taft, at St. Michael's Church, Bristol, Oct. 24, 1821

I'^leanor, daughter of John, I'",s<|., .md C.i])t.

Thomas (.'iiurch, Jr., .it Mt. Hope, b)- Rev.

Mr. Mann, June I, 1823

Mary and Samuel Wilkinson, both of and at

Woodstock, (kizette of June 14, 1823

Jose|)h R , of Bristol, and Mary Miiiiro,

daiighteidf Bateman, of and at I'ortsn-iouth.

(iazette of March 24. 1824

Rebecca Kin,g and rhom.is Jefferson (jarili-

ner. both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Mudge, Sejit. 16, 1824

Susan and Capt. William IF. Mosher, l)olh of

ami at liristol. Gazetteof Nov. 17, 1824

Sophia W .111(1 Cajit, I'hili]) I )a\-en]-)ort, in

this town, by Rev. Mr. 'I'obe\-, M.iy 15, 1S25

BR.ADl.l'A' l).i\id, I-'.s.p, ot 15oston. and Mrs.

Mary Allen, of Newton, in this town, Nov. 20, 1806

William and I'hebe I.indlc)-, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Aug. 13, 1809

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MA RRIAGE8 535

BRADLEY Charlotte and Capt. Gideon Young,

of this town, at Springfield, Mass. Ga-
zette of June 18, 1814
Capt. William and Mrs. Abby L. Seamans,

both of this town, at Pawtu.xet. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1821
BRADHAM James S. and Ann C. Luckey, both

of and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Bene-
dict. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1823
BRADISH Luther, Esq, of New York, and

Helen lilizabeth Gibbs, daughter of the

late George, of Newport, of and at Boston,

by Rev. Dr. Gardiner, April 21, 1814

BRAGG Wheaton, of this town, and Diana

Jenckes, of and at Wrentham. Gazette of Jan. 2, 1802

Eliza, of Thompson, Ct., and Daniel Brown,

of Brooklin, at Thompson, Ct. Gazette of May 6, 1809

BRAID Harriet, daughter of John B., and Mar-
vin W. I'"isher, both of and at Pawtucket,

by Rev. Mr. Taft, at St. Paul's Church, Dec. 25, 1823

BRAINARD William V., Esq , attorney at law,

and Ann Learnerd, daughter of Amasa,

E.sq., at New London, Ct. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1811

BRALEY Hannah and Thomas Hale, both of

and at Valley F"alls, by Rev. Dr. Benedict.

Gazette of Dec. 8, 1821

BRAMAN Sylvanus B. and Mary Hodges,

daughter of Lsaac, Esq., by Rev. Mr.

Clarke, all of and at Norton. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1818

Ann B., youngest daughter of Dr. Amasa,

of Milbury, Mass., and Le Baron Putnam,

of this town, at said Milbury. Gazette of July 4, 1821

BRANCH Joanna, daughter of Daniel, and John

Sheldon. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1786

Sanford and Matilda Cady, daughter of Capt.

Jonathan. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1798

Nathaniel, of this town, and Rachal Whee-

lock, at U.xbridge. Gazette of March 9, 1799

Aholiab, of this town, and Lydia Lake, of

Rehoboth. Gazette of June 8, 1799

Olive and Thomas Snow, by President Mes-

ser. Gazette of Oct. 8, 1803

Stephen and Rebecca Wood, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, March 15, 1807

Stephen and Lucretia Loomis, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 16, 1807

Nicholas, Jr., of North Providence, and Sally

Millard, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

Manchester. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1809

Daniel, of this town, and Emma Giles, of

Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Cornell, Aug. 23, 1810

;").;(;

vitaIj kkcoki) ok hh(»uk island

BRANCH Anius, of I'laiiiliclil, and llciiiictta
Donancc, second dau<;htcr ><f l.emii(.'l, late
of Sterling, at said Steiliiij;,
William ami Mary Lee. both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson.
Stephen and l{mily Cooley, eldest daughter
of Ca|)t. Chauncey, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Preston,
Jose|>h and Lucy Tucker, of Wateitown, at

Attleboro. Gazette of
Sarah H. and Neheniiah K.. Aldrich, both of
and at Cranston, by I\e\- Mr. Tateni. Ga-
zette of
John and Maria .Scoville, both ol cUid at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Hrovvn,

BRANDT Philip J., .if Troy, N. \"., and Mar-
garet I). Brown, daughter of the late Capt.
William -S.. of and at this town, by l\ev.
Mr. Ludlow,

I5RA.S.S Joseph, aged 19. and Mrs. Ann Hagon,
agetl 58, both of and .it Baltimoi'c. Ga-
zette of

lU^ATTLl-; , of Newport, and Asa Ames,

of this town, merchant. G.azette of
Capt. James, of this town, and Bethiah L.
Randall, oidy daughter of Jeremiah, P^sq.,
.it Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Cmckei-,

15RA\'My\N Jasper, of Preston, Ct., and Abigail
(iodd.ird. d.iughter ol Willi. im. of New-
port. ( i.i/ette of
Arnold, nt l^xeter, and Ann Peckh.im, daugh-
ter ot Pcnj.miin, ol Portsmouth, at New-
port. Ga/ette of

BRA\'N,\R1) I'diza (L and Dr.' l-.dw.ird Mit-
chell, lormerl)' a resident ol this town, at
Ldisto Island, .S C. (iazetteof

BR.\\"P()N Polly, <langliler of Stephen, and
Jon.ithan Angell, at .Smithl'ield. G.i/ette

of

.Sail}' .md .S.nniiel !■". (jaiiliner, merchant, at

Ii]ookl\'n, Ct (j.i/ette ol
l^etsey, of .Scituate, and Russell ("iieene, of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wydown,
Parthenia, eldest daughter of Benjamin,

tiimieii)' ot Warien, ;ind Penj.imin T.

.Slncum, at P.iwtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,
I'aulson .ind I'reeloxe rri|)|). both of and at

Smithtield. dazette o|
Maria and John Carr, both of and at Paw-

tuxct. Gazette of

Nov. I, 1 81 2
Now 13, 1820

P)ec. 18, 1820
Nov. 6, 1.S22

Sept. 10. 1825
P'eb. 2^, 1825

June 7, 1825

Aug. 22, 1818
April 16, 1796

April 10, 1808
Apiil 4, 1807

Nov. 16, 1820

P'eb. 22, 1812

Dec. 18, 1784
July 29, 1809
Aug. 25, 1816

Nov. 14, 1819

Aug. 10, 1823

ALuch 24, 1824

PROVIDKNC'E GAZETTP:— MARRIAGES 537

BRAYTON William, of Cranston, and Ann

Sherman, of and at Warwick, Dec. 23, 1824

BRECK Miss , daughter of the late

Samuel, Esq., of Philadelphia, and Hon.

James Lloyd, Jr., U. S. Senator from

Massachusetts, at Springhill, Penn. Ga-
zette of Dec. 9, 1809
BREED George, of Pittsburgh, Penn., merchant,

and Anna Williams, eldest daughter of

Abiather, Esq., of and at Taunton, Sept. 25, 1825

BREESE Thomas, Esq., purser, U S. Navy, and

Maria Randolph, daughter of Richard K.,

both of and at Newport, by Rev. Mr.

Wheaton, May 25, 1825

BRENTON , daughter of Jahleel, E.sq.,

deceased, and Hon. Joseph Wanton, Jr.,

at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1775

Nancy, daughter of Benjamin, and Capt.

Josiah Brown. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1796

BRETTON Kezia and Thomas Greenwood, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, all of this town, Nov. 19, 1810

BREWER Ann and Capt. Abiathar Ingalls, at

Taunton, April 26, 1812

Sarah, daughter of Dr. Chauncey, and T

Dickman, editor of the Hampden Federal-
ist, at Springfield, Mass., by Rev. Mr.

Osgood. Gazette of March 29, 1817

John, bookseller, and Ruth Hall, both of and

at this town, Jan. 23, 1820

Cyrus and Mrs. Elizabeth Brigham, both of

and at this town, Nov. 27, 1822

John and Mary Wright, by Rev. Mr. Will-
iams, May 18, 1823
BREWSTER Dr. , in 76th year, and

Emma Merrett, in 29th year, after a court-
ship of 10 years, at White Plains, N. Y., Aug. 5, 1800
BREWTON John, merchant, and Polly Wey-

man, daughter of Pkiward, at Charleston,

S. C, Dec. 25, 1770

BRICKLEY Lydia P., daughter of Major Henry,

and William Mitchell, both of and at this

town. Gazette of Sept. 8, 1824

BRIDGHAM Martha, youngest daughter of the

late Dr. Joseph, and James Ellis, Escj., at

Rehoboth. Gazette of Oct. iS, 1794

Samuel W., Esq., of this town, and Eliza

I'aine, only daughter of tlie late Capt.

Stephen. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1798

BRIDLES Mrs. Mary Elizabeth and Samuel

Saddler, in this town, June 2, 1814

538 VITAL HKCOIil) OF RHODE ISLAND

BKIDDN \'iiginia, of I'aiis, France, and I'"red-

Click (irenhm, the Prussian Minister, at

Colorama, near Washington City, at the

residence of Henry Middleton, i{sq., Nov. 20, 1819

BRIERLV John and Sally Hlai<e, both of and

at this town, by Re\'. Mr. Pickering, Nov. 23, 1823

BKKIGS William and Almy I'^yres, daughter of
the late Dr. Thomas, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Dec. 12, 1789

Otis, of Wiscasset, and Ann W. Williams, of

and at Wrentham. Gazette of Sejit. 16, 1809

Thomas, of Providence, and Mary Wight, of
North l'ro\nlence, in this town, by Kev.
Mr. Wilson, Feb. 25, 1810

Amos and F'.liza Fdnionds, both of Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Aj)ril 8, 1810

Avery, of Providence, and Cinderela b'enner,
of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Sept. 26, 1810

Eliza, of New Hedfoid, and Nathaniel Hors-
vvell, of this town, in this town, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, P"eb. 9, 1812

Freelove, tlaughter of Col. Peter, and .Smith

Angell, of North Providence, at Johnston, Jan. 17, 1813

Lucy and Cooke Mott, at Johnston, Dec. 9, 1813

Nicholas and Harriet Brown, both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, Dec. 18, 18 14

Sally, of Attleboro, and Nathaniel Cole, at

l\ehoboth. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1815

Deborah, daughter of Job, Esq., anil Barton
Richmond, of Nashville, Tenn., at Eittle
Compton, by Rev, Mr. Shejiard. (Gazette
of Nov. 22, 1 81 7

Horatio (i , formerly of this town, anil Abi-
gail Child, of and at Johnston. Gazette of May 24, 1817

Avery, of Hudson. N. Y., and Mary Winsor,

of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 5, 1818

James and Mary 1,. /Xtwood, both of Welling-
ton, in tins town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 23, 1818

Rev. Charles, of Le.xmgton, Mass., and Eliza
Casey, eldest daughter of Wanton, Ivsq., of
and at East Greenwich, by ]\ev. Mr. Pat-
ten, Aug. 14, 1820

Joseph and Patience I'erry, daughter of Syl-
vester, F^sip, at Dighton, by Rev. Mr.
Gushee, Oct. 25, 1820

Nancy and Simeon I''. A. Newcombe, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. V.des, Oct. 29, 1820

Sinai, of Conway, and Al])heus .Sanford, of

15erkeley, at said Conway, A\m\ 11, 1821

Oct. 14,

l83t

Dec. 8,

1821

Jan. 6,

1822

Jan. 19,

1822

April 2,

1822

April 22,

1822

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— MARRIAGES 539

BRIGGS Susan R., of Warwick, and Rhodes

Burke, of Coventry, at said Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Manchester,
Lavina, of this town, and Halsey Miller, of

Cumberland, at this town. Gazette of
Lydia, of this town, and Christopher Knight,

Esq., of Cranston, at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Tatem,
Olive, of Newport, and Joseph Brownell, of

Middletown, at said Newport. Gazette of
Sally, of this town, and Caleb Church, of

Little Compton, at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Park,
Cordelia and William Springer, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Hartwell,
Phones and Louisianna Guild, daughter of

Richard, both of and at Cranston. Gazette

of May II, 1822

Amey, daughter of Col. James, of Smithfield,

and Capt. James Brown, at said Smithfield,

by Rev. 13r, Benedict,
Amos and Sarah Ann Beverly, both of this

town, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Baker,
Wanton A. and Celia A. Greene, daughter

of the late Capt. Benjamin, both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Manchester. Ga-
zette of
Amey G., daughter of William, of Pawtuxet,

and William P. Arnold, of this town, at

said Pawtuxet,
Arnold, of Cranston, and Ann I-^liza Gon-

solve, of this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickering,
Lucinda,of Wellington, and Seabury Wheeler,

at Rehoboth. Gazette of
Abby R., daughter of the late Benjamin, of

Plast Greenwich, and Benajah Tourjee, Jr.,

of North Kingstown, at said former place.

Gazette of
John C, of New Bedford, and Uiana Man-
chester, of and at Tiverton. Gazette of
Mary Ann and Capt. Charles Spencer, both

of and at P'ast Greenwich, by Rev. Mr.

Tillinghast,
Alcy and Capt. Alvin Jenckes, both of Cen-
tral P'alls, at Cumberland. Gazette of
BRIGHAM Levi and Patty Belknap, at West-
borough, Mass. Gazette of
Mrs. Elizabeth and Cyrus Brewer, both of

and at this town,

June 2,

1822

June 10,

1822

Sept. 25,

1822

Dec. 10,

1822

June I,

1823

Aug. 21,

1823

May 26,

1824

Nov. 3,

1824

Nov. 7,

1824

April 6,

1825

Eeb. 14,

1807

Nov. 27,

1822

540 VITAL RECOHD OF RHODE If^LAND

15KIGirr Mary, ilaughtcr i>l Thomas, ICsq., of
Ikidswoith, Vdik, and the Marquis of
kockinj;hani, Feb. 20, 1752

IJRKillTMAN Hugh T., of Portsmouth, and
Catharine 11 Peabody, of and at Newport.
Gazette of March 24, 1810

Robert, of I'ortsmouth, and l^Vances Tew,
daughter of Ca]it. Henry, of and at New-
port, by Rev. Mr. Eddy, Sept. i, 1814
Hannah and l",leazer Sherman, both of Troy,

Mass., at Newport. Gazette of July 4, 1821

BRIMAH^R John liaker, of Norwich, Ct., mer-
chant, and Hetsey Gould, eldest dau. of
Robert, of Pro\'idence, merchant. Gazette
of Jan. 27, 1770

BRINGHURST James, merchant, of Philadel-
jjhia, and Ruth Barker, of Alexander, at
Tiverton. Gazette of Aug. 1,^, 1785

John, Jr., merchant, of l'hiki(!elphi:i, and
I'olly Lawton, eldest daughter of Cajit.
Robert, at Friends' Meeting House, New-
port. Gazette of May 9, 1789

BRINLEY Betsey, tkiughter of h'rancis, and
Caj^t. William Littiefield, at Newport. Ga-
zette of March 19, 1785

BRISTOL Eliad and Mary Ann Sherman, at

Brookfield, Ct. (lazette of Dec. 12, 1818

BRITTUN Peggy, daughter of Thomas, Es(|.,
and David C. Clay]30ole, jninter, at Phila-
del])hia. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

Abiathan G.. Esq., of ().\ford, N. II., attor-
ney at law, and Maria P'owle, daughter of
John, Esq., of Watertown, Mass., by Wil-
liam Jones, PLsq., Nov. 7, 1809

BROADIh; Susannah, of Charleston, S. C, and
William Thayer, merchant, formerly of this
town, at said Charleston. Gazette of March 6, 1819

BROADWAY Thomas, ICsq., aged 85 years, and
Maria Bowler, ;iged 15 years, both of
Amelia Co.. Va. (iazette of July 19, 1817

BRODH'; Charlotte B. and Major Smith.

of Prince lulward, \'a., at Williamsborough,
Grenville Co , N. C. This engagement
was made 31 years ago at Camden, S. C.
The capture of the then captain in battle
and subse(|uent events, each supposed the
other to be dead until a chance circum-
stance brought them once more together.
Gazette of July 27, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 54I

BRODIE Margaret F., of Charleston, S. C, and

Rev. Jesse Hartwell, of Sumpterville, S. C,

formerly of this town, at said former place.

Gazette of June 2, 1824

BRONDON Bant, of Boston, and Clarissa Dag-
gett, daughter of Capt. F^lijah, at Attle-

boro, by Rev. Mr. Reed, Sept. 11, 18 10

BRONSON Mary and Joseph Doolittle, at Wal-

lingford, Ct. Gazette of Aug. iS, 1821

Enos, Esq., and Mary White, daughter of

Rt. Rev. William White, at Philadelphia.

Gazette of Dec. 15, 1804

BROOKS Hannah S., formerly of Portland,

Mass., and George W. (iillmore, of this

town, by Rev. Dr. G mo, July 26, 1813

Rebecca, of Walpole, Mass., and Ziba Thomp-
son, of Bellingham, Mass., at Cumberland,

by Nathan Arnold, Esq., July 3, 1820

Rebecca, of Walpole, Mass., and Ziba Thomp-
son, of Bellingham, Mass., at Cumberland.

Gazette of July 10, 1820

Elijah, editor of " Salem Messenger," and

Mrs. p:unice McCalla, at Salem, N. J. Ga-
zette of Feb. 27, 1822
Elizabeth P., of New London, and Capt.

Samuel S. Hopkins, of this town, at former

town. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1824

BROOME Hon. John, Lieut. Governor of Ne^v

York, and Mrs. Hunter, widow of

the late Robert, at New York. Gazette

of
BROTH ERTON Mrs. , formerly of

Bridgeport, Ct , and Gov. A. J. Von

Embgz Hattenburgh, (Governor General

of and at Berbice. Gazette of
Mr. W , aged 67 years, and Ellen Taylor,

about same age, in England, after a

courtship of 44 years, 7 months. Ga-
zette of
BROWN Moses, merchant, and Nancy Brown,

daughter of Obadiah, dec,
Nancy, daughter of Obadiah, dec, and Moses

Brown^ merchant,
Freelove, daughter of Col. William, and

Capt. James Brown, all of Providence,
Capt. James and Freelove Brown, daughter

of Col. William, all of Providence,
Dr. Simeon, of Smithfield, and Elizabeth

Mowry, (aged between 40 and 50 years),

married by Daniel Smith, I^sq.,

July 19,

1806

Oct. 5,

1805

Dec. 7,

1822

Jan. I,

1764

Jan. I,

1764

July 19,

1764

July 19,

1764

March 19,

1767

r)4l! VITAL HKCOIJI) OK RHODK fSLAXI)

1?R(.)\VN Dexter ;ind Aniey Tyler, btith ol I'lovi-

tlence, Sept. 24, 1769

I'cilly and David Unwell, professor of ])liilos-

ophy in R. I. College, at I'rovidciuc, Sept. 30, 1770

Huldah, daughter of Col. William, and Chris-
topher Arnold. Gazette of l'"eb. i, 1772

John, son of Elisha, and Miss iMeld,

daughter of late Capt. Charles. Gazette

of Feb. I, 1772

Miss , daughter of Richard, and

Thomas Page, (.jazette of March 14, 1772

John, Jr., of Rehoboth, and Elizabeth West-

cott, of Fro\'idence. (Gazette of Aug. 20, 1774

, of Swanze}', and Capt. Willi. mi

Maleni. Gazette of July 26, 1777

Lieut. I'hilii), of the nav}'. and Polly Wheaton,
daughter of William, Msq. Gazette of Se].)t. 20, 1777

Polly, daughter of Richai'd, of Pnividence
Neck, and Capt. Thomas Jackson. (.ia-
zette of Sept. 19, 1778

Polly, daughter of the late Obadiah, and
Thomas Arnold, Esq., at P'riends' Meet-
ing House, Providence. Gazette of Jan. 16, 1779

Moses, merchant, and Molly C^lney, daugh-
ter ot Richard, at P'riends' Meeting House,
Proxidence. March 4, 1779

Rowland and Polly Wickes, daughter of
Thomas, of Warwick, at Tower 1 Hll. Ga-
zette of Jan. 5, 1782

Isaac and Mis. Sarah Hullock. both of Reho-
both. Ga/ctte ol March 16, 1782

Nicholas, of this town, and A\is liinnc)-, at

Newtown, near Boston. Gazette of Sept. 17. 1785

Washti, daughter of John, 2il, and Dr. Isaac

h'owler, at Rehoboth. Gazette of A|)ril 15. 17S6

Abb)-, ilaughter of John, and John l-'rancis,

Es(|., merchant, Jan. i, 1788

Sai'ah, onl)- daughter of Moses, and William
.-Mm)', of Portsmouth, at l-"ricnds" Meeting
House, Proxidence. G.i/ctte of June 6, 1789

]?etsey, daughter of the late Jose])h, aiul

Richard Wartl, merchant, (iazette of '^"S ^-' '7^9

\\"illi;uii and I.ydia Dunwell, daughter of the

late Capt. John. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1789

Abigail, daughter of Capt. Jcrenn.ih, and

Nathaniel .Smitli. Gazette of Sept. 11. 1790

Abig.ul, dauglilei- of Plsek. and Dinfoith P.

l.)ndon. (iazette of (Jet. 2, 1790

Jesse and Huela IJallou, daughter of I'dtler

Abner, at Cumberland, (iazette of June 18, 1791

PKOVIDENCE GAZE'rrE— MARRIAGES 543

BROWN I-ietsey, daughter of James, of New-
port, deceased, and Gideon Beverly. Ga-
zette of Oct. 29, 1 79 1
Hope, only daughter of Nicholas, Esq., and

Thomas P. Ives, of this town, merchant,

married by Rev. Dr. Ma.xcy, March 8, 1792

Polly, daughter of Capt. Jeremiah, and

Darius Allen. Gazette of Dec. 20, 1792

Mrs. Waite and John Smith, of Smithfield.

Gazette of March i, 1794

Hannah, daughter of Ksek, and Davis VV.

Hojijiin. Gazette of March 16, 1793

Jonathan and Dorothy French, daughter of

James, at Reh-both. Gazette of March 30, 1793

Martha, daughter of the late John, (S. E.)

and Jeremiah B. Howell. Gazette of Oct. 19, 1793

Benjamin and Polly Rumreill, daughter of
•• the late I'lbenezer. Gazette of May 3, 1794

Sarah Ann and Dutee l^urlingame, at East

Greenwich. Gazette of July 19, 1794

Lydia, daughter of P-lisha, Jr., and Colwell

Dana, merchant. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1794

Oliver and Sophia Brown, daughter of Icha-

bod, by the Rev. Mr. Clarke, Nov. i6, 1794

Sophia, daughter of Ichabod, and Oliver

13rown, by the Rev. Mr. Clarke, Nov. 16, 1794

Mary, daughter of the late Obadiah, of

Glocester, and Benjamin Jenckes, of .Smith-
field. Gazette of Feb. 14, 1795
John and Phebe Mann, daughter of Thomas

Gazette of June 4, 1796

Catharine, daughter of Capt. Jeremiah, and

James Yerrington. Gazette of Sept. 3, 1796

Capt. Josiah and Nancy Brenton, daughter

of Benjamin. Gazette of Sept. 17, 1796

Abigail, daughter of Samuel, and Nathaniel

Coleman, in this town. Gazette of Oct. 22, 1796

Obadiah, of this town, merchant, and Dorcas

Hadwen, daughter of John, merchant, at

Friends' Meeting House, Newport, March i, 1798

William, merchant, and Nancy Dockray,

eldest daughter of John B., merchant,

at South Kingstown. Gazette of March 31, 1798

Mary and Nathaniel Dana, Jr., both of

Providence. Gazette of April 28, 1798

Capt. William S., Jr., and Joanna Russell,

both of this town Gazette of May 12, 1798

Thomas, of this town, and Polly Waterman,

daughter of the late Capt. William, at

Smithfield. Gazette of Nov. 24, 1798

544 VITAL Kl'X'OKI) OK imODK ISLAND

HROWN Rich, 11(1, of this tnwii, and Ahijj;;iil Aii-
thiiny, at .Siuiicrsct, by Rev. Mr. .SLtde.
(.ja/.ctte 1)1 Dec. 22, 1798

Moses, of tills town, ami Mis. Thche Luck-
wood, of Warwick, .it i''iiend's Meeting
House, May 2, 1799

Polly, daughter of the late Joseph, Esq., and
Rev. Ste|jhen Gano, pastor of the Haptist
Church, ill this town, July 18, 1799

Joseph, of Bristol, and C."atharine Melcalf, of

this town. Gazette of May 10, 1800

Sally, daughter of Andrew, and William

Wanton, at North P'rovidence. (Gazette of Dec. 20, 1800

Betsey, daughter of I'disha, Jr., and John

Kinnecutt. Gazette of May 22, 1801

Sally, secoiul daughter of the Hon. John, and
Charles F. Herreshoff, merchant, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, July 2, iSoi

Nicholas, lvs(|., and Mary li. Stclle, daugh-
ter ol Ik'iijamin, in this town, by Rev.
Dr. (kino, Jul)' 22, 1801

Mary, daughter of Ichabod, and William

J'iurt, Jan. 19, 1S02

Reuben and I'diza I'eikins, daughter of the
late Hrenton. of Newport, at South Kings-
town. Gazette of June 12, 1802

John, Jil, ol this town, and l,a\'nia .Slack, of

-ScitiKite, (iazette of A])ril 16, 1803

llaniKih, daughter of the late lesse, and
l':ihanan W. Wade, at Rehol.o'th, by the
Rev. Mr. Hill Gazette of ' Sept. 10, I.S'03

John, lit llniok Court House, \'a., and C.ilha-
line Tillinghast, late of New]ioit, in \'ir-
gini.i. Gazette ol May 12, i<So4

Nancy, eldest daughlei ol ('apt. /Xbiel, of
this town, .uul Ch.iiles Rhodes, of War-
wick, by Re\'. Dr. (iano, Aug. 5, 1804

Joseph .111(1 .Mrs. b'idelia Whipple, .it .Smith-
field, (kizette of Dec. 8, 1 804

'I'honi.is (_". .111(1 S.iiali (/ai\er. Gazette ol May 17, 1806

('apt. S.imuel and S.irah luigs, eklesl daugh-
ter ol C,i])t. William. Gazette of Aug. 2, 1806

John, ol .S.ileni, Mass., and Mary 'riiornton,at
I-'riends' Meeting House, .Sniilhtield. Ga-
zette ol .Sept. 13, 1806

Naiu\' .M. ,mil George Wilson, of ('ranston.

(i.izette of March 15, 1807

luinice, l.itel)' trom \'ermont, and Josc|ih

I'lank, at '1 hompson, Ct. Gazette of June 20, 1807

Martha, daughter of Ich.ibod, and Ivussell

I'otter, 1))' Re\'. Di'. Crocker, Now 2, 1807

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 545

BROWN Amey and Benoni Cooke, by Rev. Dr.

Gano. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1807

Jeremiah and Susannah Mathews, by Rev.

Dr. Gano. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1807

John and Eliza Daggert, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Aug. 15, 1808

George L. and Esther Pratt, both of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Sept. 22, 1808

Phebe, daughter of the late Gideon, and Will-
iam Greene, at Johnston, by Rev. Mr.

Place, Oct. 13, 1808

David, of Warren, and Patience Rogers, of

and at Middletown, by Rev. Mr. Eddy.

Gazette of April 15, 1809

Daniel, of Brooklyn, and P^liza Bragg, of and

at Thompson, Ct. Gazette of May 6, 1809

John and Fanny Ryan, at Newport, by Rev.

Dr. Patten. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1810

Roby and William S. F'airman, of Killingly,

at Sterling, Ct. Gazette of March 31, 1810

Ziba and Thankful Baker, at Killingly, Ct.

Gazette of March 31, 1810

Isaac, of this town, and Lydia Williams,

daughter of Nathaniel, Esq., of and at

Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushee, April i, 1810

Eliza Harper, eldest daughter of Capt. Dan-
iel, and Daniel Rowland, at East Green-
wich, Sept. 19, 1 8 10
Abigail, youngest daughter of William, of

Little Comiiton, and Stephen Brownell,

Jr., Esq., at Little Compton, Feb. 17, 181 1

Lydia, daughter of John, of Providence, and

Paul P'lorence, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr.

Wight, April 22, 181 1

Lucy P. and Daniel Meld, Jr., both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 13, iSii

Patience, daughter of Jonathan, and James

V. Chillson, of Providence, at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Cornell, June 16, 181 1

Patrick, Esq., of Nassau, N. P., and Harriet

Thayer, only daughter of William Thayer,

of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 14, 181 1

Lemuel, of Cumberland, and Elizabeth An-
gler, of Charlton, Mass., at Cumberland, P'eb. 16, 1812
Richard, of North Providence, and Penelope

F"arnum, of and at Smithfield, l'"eb. 23, 1812

Eliza H. and Oliver A. Jenckes. merchant,

in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, June 14, 1812

Samuel, Esq., of this town, and Amey Brown

Humphrey, of and at North Providence,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 2, 1812

54()

\IIAL IfKCOUI) OK imODE ISLAND

Dec.

12.

1812

April

29>

1S13

May

lO,

1813

Feb.

1 6,

1814

April

lO,

1814

Aug.

15,

1814

Dec.

18,

1814

Jan

. 8,

1S15

Feb.

26,

1815

IJROWN Alary, daughter of iMo.se.s, Esq., and

William H. Bannister, E.sc]., at Neubury-

[xirt, by Rev. Dr. Spring. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1812

I'iebecca and Peregrine Pinchon Foster, both

of Coventry, at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

("urtis Gazette tif
James and Lydia G. Carjienter. by Rev. Dr.

Gano,
Amey Greene, of Providence, and Flkanah

Andrews, of Taunton, by Rev. Mr. Fdes,
Col. .Augustus and Mary Williams, daugh-
ter of the late George, of Smithfield, at

Johnston,
George C. and Cynthia Turner, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Williams,
Alice, daughter of the late Capt. Isaac, and

Truman Ik'ckwith, both of this town, by

Rev. Dr. Ciano,
Harriet and Nicholas Briggs, both of and at

Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield.
Abigail and Josiah Seamans, both of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
Mary, of Cinnberland, and Thomas Tingley,

of Attleboro, at said Cumberland,
Pardon A., of this town, and Phebe Cooke,

youngest daughter of John W., of and at

(ilocester, by Rev. Mr. Cooper,
Hugh H., one of the editors of the Provi-
dence Gazette, and Eunice E. Tabor,

eldest daughter of Thomas, both of this

town, l)y Rev. Dr. Gano,
Jesse, of Attleboro, and Louisa l^abcock, of

Plainfield, Ct.,
Lewis C. and L)dia Ballou, both of and at

Cumberland, by Jason Newell, I'-sq..
Abijah, of North Kingstown, and Mrs. Mary

Di.xoii, of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson,
John, of this town, and ALu-y Ann Greene,

of and at Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs,
Nabby and Lsrael Arnold, Jr., both of and

at Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Pxles,
Mrs. Sybel, daughter of John Perren, and

Olney Dyer, both of tliis town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson. Gazette of
Lydia, daughter of Ca[it. John, and Capt.

IVleg Rogers, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.

Hill,"
.Sarah, of .South Kingstown, and Benjamin

E. ]uldy, of this town, at said South

May 7.

May 21,
Oct. 13,

Nov. 26,

Feb. 1 8,

March 19,

Ai)ril 24,

Sept. 21,

Sept. 30,

815

815
815
815

816

MS

816
816
816

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— MAURIAOES 547

BROWN :

Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. Northup. Ga-
zette of Aug. 16, 1 81 7
Diana and Jolin Humphrey, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, in this town, Sept. 21, 1817

Olive and Consider Miller, both of this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 21, 18 17

Stephen and Mrs. Nancy Liscomb, in this

town. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1817

Catharine and Peter Williamson, both of

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Nov. 2, 1817

Samuel, naval officer, port of Providence, and

Mary Gardiner Martin, only daughter of

the late Capt. James, of and at Newport,

by Rev. Romeo Elton, Aug. i [, 1818

Charlotte and Lewis Brunell, in this town, by

Rev. Dr. Crocker, March 4, 18 19

Mary D., daughter of Major P'lisha, of Tiver-
ton, and Benjamin Crandall, of this town,

at said Tiverton, by Rev. Mr. Coleman.

Gazette of Sept. 18, 1819

Eliza A., of this town, and John C. Hatch, of

Middletown, Ct., at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Baker, Sept. 20, 1819

James M. and Susan A. Howland, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, March 5, 1820

Martha, daughter of the late Gideon, of

Johnston, and Owen Taylor, of Scituate,

at said Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Sprague, March 19, 1820

Samuel Norris, of this town, and Angeline

Jones, of and at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Luther, March 19, 1820

Mrs. Lucy, of this town, and John Martin, of

Woodstock, Ct., at this town, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, March 23, 1820

Nicholas, Jr., and Abby Mason, daughter of

the late Gen. James B., by Rev. Dr. Gano,

all of and at this town, July 5, 1820

P>eelove, daughter of Joseph, of Smithficld.

and Samuel B. Ashton, in this town, July 27, 1820

Ebenezer P. and Sally Jillson. eldest daugh-
ter of Oliver, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Baker, April 3, 1821

Nathaniel and Martha S. Kinnecutt, third

daughter of Josiah, both of and at Barring-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Wright, April 12, 1821
Lucy and Isaac Thurber, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 6, 1821
Ruth and John C. Dillibur, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. ]?aker, June 3, 1821

-,48 vn'.\i> i;k('()hi) ok rhode island

IM-iOVVN Capt. John and Mrs. Maria Theresa

Nichols, both of this town, at Sa\'annah,

Ga. Gazette of Aug. 4, 1821

James atid Mahala I'earce, of this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 14, 1821

Samuel, Est]., naval ofificer at Bristol, and

Ann S. Mason, daughter of Dr. Joseph, of

this town, at Bristol, by Rev. Mr. Bates.

Gazette of Nov. 24, 1821

Lavina, daughter of Jonathan, and Capt.

Wooster Car]->enter, both of and at .See-

konk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, Dec. 9, 1821

Hannah, daughter of the late Sylvanus, of

Little Com])ton, and Samuel Harker, ed-
itor of "Delaware Gazette," at Wilming-
ton, Del, May 21, 1822
Capt. James and Amey Briggs, daughter of

Col. James, of and at Smithfield, by Rev.

Dr, Benedict, June 2, 1822

Jesse and Lydia Jenckes, both of North Prov-
idence, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Taft.

Gazette of June 15, 1822

Ann Carter, only daughter of Nicholas, Escp,

and John 15rown Francis, both of and at

this town, by Rev, Dr. Gano, June 18, 1822

George, merchant, of Milford, Union Co.,

Ohio, and Eliza Car])enter, third daughter

of Benjamin B., of I^'oster, at Scituate, bv

Rev. Mr. Stone, Aug. 19, 1822

Eliza C. and (iranville Slack, both of and at

Pawtucket, at St. I'aul's Church, by Rev.

Mr. Taft, Oct. 13, 1822

Sarah, daughter of Thomas, Escp, and Capt.

Ste])hen K. Rathbone, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 15, 1822

Mary, daughter of Thomas, Esq., and Josiah

G. Gladding, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 16, 1822

Riley and Mary Reynolds, both of antl at this

town, by Rev. Mr. ]?rown, Nov. 13, 1822

Eliza, daughter of Jesse, P'-sq., of Cumber-
land, and John M. Capron, of Walden, N.

Y., at .said Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Edcs, Nov. 21, 1822
Catharine, daughter of p^lisha, of North Prov-
idence, and P'reeman P'isher, of P'alniouth,

at the former place, bv Rev. Mr. Tobey.

Gazette of ' Jan. 4, 1823

Amey atid James Winsor, both of and at

Smithfield. Gazette of March 15, 1823

FKOVIDEN'CE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 549

BROWN Richard A., of North Providence, and
Julia R. Tracy, of Seekonk, at Ashford,
Ct. Gazette of

Samuel and Mary Greenwood, eldest daugh-
ter of Isaac, of and at New York. Gazette
of

Clarriet, of Smithfield, and Dr. George Ca
pron, of North Providence, at said Smith-
field, by Rev. Mr. Tobey, of this town.
Gazette of

Allen and Martha Cole, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Brown,

Abigail, of Little Compton, and Isaac B.
Richmond, of Savannah, Ga., at said IJttle
Compton. Gazette of

Arthur F. and Elizabeth P. Rou ds, both of
and at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Welsh,

Mary L., daughter of the late Edward, and
Sylvester S. Southvvick, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
'Sarah, of this town, and Capt. Jeremiah
Jones, of Dighton, Mass., at this town, by
Rev. Mr. Mudge,

Ansel and Marcy Lossell, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Tobey,

Henry and Mary Geer, at Windham, Ct.
Gazette of

George C. and Zilpha Chace, both of and at
Valley Falls. Gazette of

Benedict, Jr., and Hannah Potter Spencer,
daughter of Dexter, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Madge, Aug. 12,

Amey, of North Kingstown, and Henry
Salisbury, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Mudge, Oct. 3,

Francis and Hannah Bowen, both of and at

Warren. Gazette of Nov. 3,

Stephen, of this town, and Naomi Harris,
youngest daughter of Jonathan, of and at
Smithfield, Feb. 20,

Eliza A., daughter of Major General Jacob,
and Edmund Kirby, Esq., of the army, at
Washington, D. C. Gazette of Feb. 23,

Sarah O., eldest daughter of Samuel, Esq.,
and Elhanan Martin, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, April 5,

Margaret D., daughter of the late Cajst. Will-
iam S., of this town, and Philip J. Brandt,
of Troy, N. Y., at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Ludlow, June 7,

May 28,

1823

Ji'ly 9.

1823

July 23,

1823

Sept. 21,

1823

Oct. 4,

1823

Oct. 5,

1823

Nov. 9,

1823

Nov. 10,

1823

Dec. 18,

1823

Feb. 4.

1824

klarch 27,

1824

824

824
824

825

825

82s

825

550

VITAL KKCOIil) OF KHODK ISLAND

BR()W.\ Adam and I-;ii/a S. Wall, in tliis tmvn,
by Rev. l)v. (kuk).
Sarah, ilau,<;iUcr of jnhii, l^sq., and Daniel R.
Paine, huth ot ami at I .ittlc Comjiton. (ia-
zcttc ot
Sarah, daughter of Jolm, I-:sq.. and Daniel
Paine, at Little Compton. Gazette of
BROWNICLL Lowrin, of this town, and lietsey
Hurgess, daughter of James, at Cranston.
Gazette of
Mrs. Eleanor, widow, and Henry Goddard,

at Newport. Gazette of
Nancy, second daughter of Stephen Hop-
kins, by the Rev. Dr. Gano,
Isaac and Susannah Anthonv, both of this

town. Gazette of
Mrs, J'Jizabeth and Sanuiel Church, mer-
chant, at Little Compton. Gazette of
Thomas and Betsey Cahoone. Gazette of
Ste|)hen I'"ish and Susan White, daughter

of Samuel, both of Smithfield,
Nathan and Hannah 11 Wilbour, daughter
ol Hon. Lsaac, Lieut. Governor of" the
state, at Little Compton. Gazette of
Stei)hen, Jr., Esq., and Abigail Brown,
yininge.st daughter uf Willian'"), of and at
P-ittle Cc>mj.)ton,
Peter, nf this town, men haul, and Angelica
Sabin, only daughter of the late Capt.
James, at Rehoboth. (iazetteof
I-'rederick and Charlotte Sisson, botli o| and

at Tiverton, (iazette of
Patience and (.icorge Waterman, both of

Johnston, by Rev. Mr. Jones,
Peter, ot thi- town, merchatit, .uul Ro.xalla
ney Allen, of Seekonk, in this town bv
Rev. Mr. Ktles, ^

Ruth, daughter of Jose|ih, ami Preserveti
l'"ish, Jr.. by Rev. Air. Cubson, of and at
I'ortsmouth. Gazette of
Moses, of this town, merchant, and Celmda
Ormsby, daughter of the late Josiah, of
and at Seekonk, by Rev. I\Ir. Hill,
Lsaac and Mary Anthony, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
Dr. Pardon, M. D., and Lucia hanily De-
Wolfe, of Bristol, in this town,
James ami l.ydia Church, both of Little
Compton, at .\ew])ort, by Kev. .Mr. Hitch-
cock,

July y, 1825
July 2y. 1825

Jan. 24. 1795

Ai)ril 13, 1799

Oct. 19, I So I

May 28, 1803

June 18, 1803
May 5, 1804

May 14, 1809

I'"eb. 2, i8u

l'"eb. 17, 1811

April 20, iSi 1

Jan. 2, 1813

March 28, 1813

Jan. 2, 1S14

July 9, 1814

July [7, 1S14
Jan. I, 1815
Dec. 1, 1815

June 6, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARKIAGES 5.51

BROWNELL Mary and John Sisson, at Little

Compton. Gazette of Nov. 16, 1820

Dr. Richmond and Harriet Church, daughter
of Capt. Gamoleel, both of and at this
town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, June 19, 1821

Joseph, of Middletown, and Olive Hrigg.s, of

and at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 19, 1822

Martha, of Portsmouth, and Thomas T. Cor-
nell, at Newport. Gazette of May 18, 1822

Abraham and Philip Trip]5, at Westport. Ga-
zette of May 28, 1823

Eliza and Howland Trijjp, at Westport. Ga-
zette of May 28, 1823

Amey and Charles Hadwen, at Friends'

Meeting House, Somerset^ Gazette of Sept. 20, 1823

Clarrissa and Isaac Wilcox, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,' Oct. 8, 1823

Harriet B., daughter of the late Sylvester,
and Nathaniel H. Langley, at Newport.
Gazette of Dec. 31, 1823

Peleg, of Little Comjjton, and Desire Tripp,
daughter of Capt. Tillinghast, of and at
Westport. Gazette of Feb. 7, 1824

Mary F., daughter of Joseph, of Middletown,

and William Smith, at Newport. Gazette .

of March 27, 1824

Phebe C, daughter of the late William, and

Daniel Hendrick, at Smithfield, July 24, 1825

BROWNING Thomas, of Dartmouth, and Lydia
Hathaway, daughter of the late John, of
Middletown, at Friends' Meeting House,
Newport. Gazette of April 23, 1803

Major Potter and Martha F. Clarke, daugh-
ter of William, Esq., both of South Kings-
town, at Norwich, Ct.,by Rev. Mr. Sterry, Dec. 25, 1820

Abijah, Esq., of Charlestown, R. I., and
Susan Gavitt. daughter of Sanford, at
We.sterly. Gazette of March 5, 1823

Mrs. Sarah W. and Benjamin W. Hendrick,

both of and at Smithfield. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1824

Capt. Beriah G., of Bristol, and Marian Wil-
lard, daughter of Capt. Gardiner, of and at
Warren. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1825

BRUCE Charlotte, of Boston, and John Snow,
Esq., attorney at law, of this town, at Bos-
ton. Gazette of

Frances R. H., and Capt. Elisha Snow, both
of this town, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,

John and Rebecca R. Holmes, both of and
at Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Kilham. Ga-
zette of

Feb. 4,

1809

Oct. 18,

1813

June 28,

1823

552 Nl'I'Alj ItKCOUl) OF I.'IIODK ISLAND

BRUCIC Betsey and Samuel Taylor, at X'alley

l'"alls, by Rev. Mr. (ireene. (l.i/ette ot April 6, 1825

BKUNia.!. Lewis and Charlotte Bniwii, in this

tiiwn, 1))' Re\' Dr. Croeker, March 4, 18 19

BRUNSWICK Wolsenbuttle, the I'rincess I'diz-
abeth Christiana of, and Freileric III, of
Prussia, June 12, 1733

Wolsenbuttle, the Piincess Elizabeth Chris-
tiana IHrice of, and Frederic I\', of Prus-
sia, Jul)' 14, 1765

The Prince of, and the Princess Louisa, of

Denmark, Aug. 30, 1766

BRUNTON Miss , of Covent Garden

Theatie, and sister of Mrs. Warren, of the
Philadelphia Theatre, and the ICarl of Cra-
ven, in lingland. Gazette of p'eb. 20, 1808
BRUSH Mr. , and Sally Shattuck, daugh-
ter of William, Esq., at Boston. Gazette
of Dec. 17, 1796

Arza antl Mary Taylor, at Ridgefield, Ct.

(lazette of Dec. 12, 1818

BRYANT Samuel and Betsey Salisbury, at War-
ren, (iazette of Feb. 15, 1812
BUCHANAN Andrew, merchant, of Baltimore,
and Carolina Virginia Marylanda Johnson,
at Bo.ston, July 21, 1807

Mrs. Abonaida. daughter of Major William
.Smith, lit Tennessee, .and Isiac South-
worth, formerly of this town, at l^'lurence,
A. T., June 20, 1819

Bl'CK J.iue, ()| Huckstdwn. Me., and Samuel
1'). .M, II tin, Lite of this town, at Bucks-
town, Me. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1809

Nancy, of ]-iuckstown, Me., and Dennis
( )'I5rien. .It Newburyport. (Gazette nf Dec. 2, 1809

l'',liza and Ilenr\' .\dams, at Killingly, Ct.

(iazette of May 14, 1814

Mrs .Sarah and Joshii.i Pull, l.ite of 15nffalo,

at Williamsville, N. V. Ga/ette of Aug. 10, 1816

.Sar.ih, aged 34, and R.t. lion. I'homas. Lord
Iligh Ch.uu'ellor ol I'lngLmd, Lord 1ms-
kinc; ilis Lordshi|> is a widower but he
had se\'er.il children by iiis new wife and
t.d'ces this means of legalizing the biilhs of
them, at Gretna Gieen, .Scntl.iud. Cia-
zette of .\|)iil 3, 1819

lU'CKLJA' 1)1. Robert and Julia Carter, second
daiigh'.er nt Col. Robert, at Baltimore, by
Re\-. I)r. R.iltoon. (iazettenf June 16, 1804

provide:nc£ gazette— marriages 553

BUCKLEY Peter and Lucretia P"osdick, daugh-
ter of thelate Capt. Philip, of Nantucket,
at Bellefonte, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs. Ga-
zette of Feb. 1 8, 1815
BUCKLIN Joseph, of Rehoboth, and Amey
Whipple, daughter of the late Capt. David,
at Cumberland. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1774

Capt. Daniel, and Mrs. Martha Eddy, widow

of Richard. Gazette of Feb. 11, 1786

Patty, daughter of Capt. Daniel, and Mctcalf

Bowler, Jr. Gazette of May 13, 1786

Betsey, daughter of Capt. Daniel, and Sam-
uel Eddy, Esq. Gazette of Nov. 17, 1792

Esther, daughter of David, and Benjamin D.
Greene, at Coventry. Gazeite of Dec. 2t, 1793

John C, merchant, and Sarah Smith, daugh-
ter of the late Capt. Simon. Gazette of July 9, 1803

Amey, daughter of the late John, and Wash-
ington Jenckes, of Smithfield, at Reho-
both, May 17, 1807

Mmerva Ann and Robert Rogerson, both of

Pawtucket, in this town, Jan. 21. 1810

William and Mary Church, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Edes, June 18, 1810

Adah, of Seekonk, and William Jerauld, of

North Providence, at Seekonk, Dec. 17, 1814

George and Sarah A. Davis, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. i, 1819

Nathan and Abigail Proctor, daughter of
Nathaniel, of and at Olneyville. Gazette
of Feb. 20, 1822

Lydia Scott, of Smithfield, and J5ela Emcoln,
of North Providence, at said Smithfield.
Gazette of Jan. 7, 1824

BUD LONG Amos and Sally Waterman, daugh-
ter of Col. William, of Coventry, at War-
wick, May 7, 1812

Nabby Ann and John Asa King, at Cranston,

by Rev. Mr. Sprague, Feb. 17, 18 14

Joseph S., of Cranston, and Mary Ann
Arnold, daughter of Ephraim, Esq., of and
at Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield, Aug. 18, 1822

Susan, youngest daughter of Samuel, Esq.,
of Cranston, and Alvin Arnold, of War-
wick, at said Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurt-
leff, Feb. 6, 1823

George W. and Maria Hudlong. by Rev. Mr.

Littlefield, both of and at Warwick, Sept. 28, 1823

John S. and Lucy Budlong, by Rev. Mr.

Littlefield, both of and at Warwick, Sept. 28, 1823

;-,;j4 \11.\I, UKCdIil) OK mioDK ISLAND

liUDLONC. l,iKyaiul John S. Ikidlong, by Rev.

Mr. Littlefield, huth n[ and at Warwick, Sept. 28, 1823

Maria and Gcdre W. Hiidlong, by Rev. Mr.

Littlefield, both of and at Warwick, Sept. 2S, 1823

Col. Samuel and .Sarah A. Whitman, daugh-
ter of Gen. Reuben, both of and at War-
wick, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 28, 1824

James K., of this town, and Abliy Johnson,
of New[)ort, in this town, by Rev. Mr.
Ludlow, June 13, 1825

James K. and Abby Johnson, daughter of
Capt. John, of Newport, in this town. Ga-
zette of Jime 22. 1825

John A,, of Cranston, and Radial Albio, of

Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, at Cranston, July 26, 1825

BULMNGTON Betsey, daughter of l?enjamin,
and Thomas Wilbour, of Johnston, at
Somerset, Mass. Gazette of Oct. 15, 1791

.Sarah, daughter of Benjamin, and Livingstone
Jenckes, formerly of this state, at ( )rwell,
Penn., Jan. i, 1812

James, late of Swanzey, and Mrs. Elizabeth

Tallnian, of and at Washington City, Jan. 16, 1820

Rebecca, of .Swanzey, and Allen Chandler,

of this town, at Warwick Gazette of Jan. 14, 1824

BUl-'FUM Patience, daughter of William, and
Pliney Earle, of Leicester, at P'riends'
Meeting House, Smithfield. (Jazette of June 15, 1793

Lucy, daughter of William, and Walter
Allen, at •P'nends' Meeting House, Smith-
field Gazette of P'cb. 15, 1800

'Phonias anil RLiria Arimld. daughter of Col.

Daniel, at Smithtield, March 24, 1803

Arnold, of .Smithfield, and Rebecca Gould,
daughter of John, P^sc] , of Middletown, at
P"t lends' Meeting fP^ise, Newport. Ga-
zette of June 16, 1804

Daniel and Lydia (libson. in this town, by

Rev. Dr. (iano, P)ec. 21, 1806

Lydia, of Smithfield, and .Samuel Shove, of

this town, at Smithfield. Gazette of July 10, 1813

David, Jr., of New])ort, and Sarah Ann Bar-
ker, daughter of Benjamin, of Pembroke,
Mass., at P'nends' Meeting House, Tiver-
ton, Oct. I, 1 81 2

Mrs. Mary and 'Phomas Mowry, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. (jano, Jan. iK, 1821

BUGBP:i>: Chester, of Attleboro, and Jeiusha
Blake, daughter of P'.zra, of and at Wren-
thani, Ma.ss., Dec. 19, 181 1

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTE— MAKKIAUES 555

BUGBKE James and Betsey Dorrance. both of

Woodstock, Ct., at Warren. Gazette of Jan. i8, 1812

Nancy, of Woodstock, Ct., and Uaniel C.
Pearson, of this town, at said Woodstock.
Gazette of Jan. 27, 1820

James H., of this town, and Miranda Keech,

of and at Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, June 28, 1825
BULL Nancy, daughter of the late Capt. Joseph,
of Newport, and Capt. Benjamin Fry.
Gazette of June 6, 1778

Henry and Mary F"ones Holmes Tillinghast,
at Colchester, Ct., both of Newport. Ga-
zette of Aug. 3, 1805
Joshua and Mrs. Sarah Buck, both of Buffalo,

at Williamsville, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1816

BULLARD Mary, daughter of Isaac, and Capt.
Henry G. Mumford, by Rev. Mr. Edes, all
of and at this town, Oct. 28, 1817

Rev. De.xter, pastor of Christian Church,
Greenwich, Mass., and Julia Sayles, young-
est daughter of Capt. Daniel, of Eranklin,
Mass., at Cumberland. Gazette of Feb. 14, 182 1

^hu-la W., of Sutton, and Ira Barton, of

O.xford, Mass., at said Sutton. Gazette of Nov. 26, 1823
Samuel 1'., of Ware, Mass., and Mary Ann
Burr, of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Edes, Sept. 23, 1824

BULLOCK Kent and Eli/.abeth Carpenter, both

of Rehoboth. Gazette of • May 11, 1776

Alethea, daughter of Col. Bullock, of Reho-
both, and Abial Smith. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1780
Mrs. Sarah and Isaac Brown, both of Reho-
both. Gazette of March 16, 1782
Col. William, of Rehoboth, aged "]"] years,
and Mrs. Ruth Viall, of that town, aged 73
years, by Rev. Ur. Solomon Townsend,
aged Jl years ; the bride is the youngest
of four sisters now living, at Barrington, April 11, 1790
Capt. William and Rebecca Allen, eldest

daughter of Col. T , at Barrington.

Gazette of Aug. 18, 1792

Prudence and Capt. Martin Page. Gazette

of Dec. 21, 1799

Capt. Richard and Rhoda Peckham, daugh-
ter of William, by Rev. Mr. WiLson, Oct. 10, 1802
Ann and Capt. Sylvanus G. Martin, in this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, F'eb. 26, 1804

Eliza, youngest daughter of Capt. Jabez, and
Capt. Isaac Bowen, Jr., by Rev. Dr.
Messer, Dec. 16, 1804

o;j()

VITAL liKCOKl) (.1,- UHODK ISLAND

^^^'''' u'^!) r''*'- if -f ' T''','""">' ^'^"ti"- ^l^'"sh-

tc- o( (,L-n. Phil,,,, by Rev. I )r. Messer, ^-Ul
ot this town. G;izette of
Sarah, dai.ohter ,.f Ca,,t. John, of VVickford,
Tl^ff- ^^"I'^ih Martin, of this town
at Wickford, by Rev. Mr. Northoi.
Nancy daughter of the Hon. Abel, fornieriv
of Hristol. and Col. Joseph Carpenter, at
Kehoboth, by Rev. Otis Thomp.son.
Dr. Samuel .,f Sterling, and Drusilla I.ane
^ of and at kilhngly, Ct ,
Zillah and John Jiowen, both of Reh<,bMth
Aaron '''"^l Mary Hlis.s, daughter of Col.
Wiss, both ot Rchoboth, by Rev Otis
1 honipson,
Jesse of Rehoboth, and Mercy Chandler of

and at Plymouth,
Lydia daughter of Abel, and Plnoch Fowler,
both of and at Rehoboth, by Rev Mr
i hompson,
Lydia daughter of Abel, and I- noch Fowler
both of and at Rehoboth. by Rev Mr'
Inompson,
Lucy aged 16, and Joseph Carter, aged 70
a^_^ Revolutionary soldier, at Portsmouth,

Mary and Ira K. Miller, both of and at Attle-

boro. Gazette of
Cyrus and Polly ].-ollett, of and at Rehoboth
Gazette of
lU'Ml' Philip and Patience J. Tower, both of
this tr)wn at Pawtu.vet, by Rev. Mr Fllis
^athanand I^liza Corp, by Rev. ])r. Gano'

in this town.
Dr. Thoma.s M. 1),. „f p-.-eetown, and Pul-
chesa Cordeha Olney, youngest daughter
ot ('ideon Fsq., of and at this town, by
Rev. Dr. Crocker, -'

BUXDV I ncy and Jo.seph I). Keith, at Thomp-
son, Ct. Gazette of '
BUNKER Isaac an.l Sally Richard.son, of
Candia,^ N. II., at New London, N, H.

BURI5ANKk'ihI).K^^^

GaieUeof '' ''""'■'' '" '^'"'"S'ly, Ct.

Amelia and Austin Denny. Plsq., editor
Worcester Spy,' at Worcestc^r. Ga-
zette of

-Sally and Joh„ Sylvester. Jr., at I'lymouth
(jazette of

Oct. 24, 1807
Oct. 16, 1808

>M'fil 15. 1813

June 20, 1 813
Aug. 8. 1816

•Sept. I, 1816
Aug. i;. 1817

Nov. 26. 1820

Dec. 14, 1820

Nov. 22, 1 82 1
June 26, 1822
June II, 1823
P'eb. 10. 1808
Jan. 1;. 1813

Oct. 12, 1 81 8
I"eb. 7. 1824

March 5. 1823

Peb. 10. 1810

June 4. 1823
July 2, 1823

PKOVl DENCE UAZKTTh>-MARHIACiEH

BURDICK John Lawton and Mary Tew, eldest

dauohter of Col. William, at Newport.

Gazette of Jan. ii, 1806

James, of Charlestown, and Susannah Tcfft,

of South Kingstown, by Rev. Mr. lUirdick,

at Newport, Oct. 19, 181 1

' Mary, daughter of Rev. Henry, and Philip

Saunders, of Westerly, at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Burdick, Oct. 26, 1820

Abby and John E. Lincoln, both of and at

Newport. Gazette of Dec. 15, 182 1

Martha and John A. Salisbury, both of Attle-

boro, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, June 16, 1822
Isabella and James Potter, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Merrett, Oct. 3, 1822

Sarah Ann, daughter of the Rev. Henry,

and Benjamin Congdon, of Jamestown, at

Newport. Gazette of April 9, 1823

Isaac V. and Ann Stanhope, daughter of the

late Edward, at Newqjort. Gazette of Aug. 23. 1823

Susan F., daughter of the late Lawton, and

Charles Kaighn, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. i, 1823

Susan, daughter of Rev. Henry, and William

Allen, of Dartmouth, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Aug. 7, 1824
Josiah Otis and Eliza Sherman, daughter of

Elijah, at Newport. Gazette of May 11. 1.S25

Truman and Elizabeth B. Greenman, daugh-
ter of the late John, at Newport. Gazette

of May II, 1825

BURDEN Reuben and Celia Ann Metcalf, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. lules, April 9, 1820

Melinda, of Rehoboth, and Rev. Augustus

B. Read, of Troy, Mass., at .said Rehoboth.

Gazette of Nov. 20, 1S24

BURGE Rev. Lemuel, of Connecticut, and Eliz-
abeth F. Shaw, eldest daughter of Dr.

William G., of North Kingstown, at Wick-

ford, in St. Paul's Church, by Rev. Mr.

Wheaton, June 6, 1820

BURGESS Betsey, daughter of James, and

Lavvrin Brownell, of this town, at Crans-
ton. Gazette of Jan. 24, 1795
Benjamin, of Cranston, and Abigail Mason,

daughter of Job, at Swanzey. Gazette of March 16, 1799
Nathaniel, of Cranston, and Mary Albertson,

daughter of Caleb, Esq., of Johnston, by

the Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 3, 1799

Tristam, Esq., attorney at law, and Mary

Arnold, daughter of the late Welcome, by

the Rev. Dr. Gano, May 22, 1801

May 19, i<Sio

Oct. 31, 1S19
July 22, 1 82 1

5;j8 vital RKCOHI) ok KJIODl.; ISLAM)

i}l'R(;i';SS 'I'homas, Esq., attorney at law, of

this town, and Mary .McKie, 'daughter (jf

Dr. Andrew, at Wareham. Gazette of Nov 26 180^

Nathaniel, of Cran.ston, and Sarah .Spencer,

of I'rovidence, by Key. Mr. Wilson (ia-

I """"t."' , ,, , ,> Noy. 8, 1806

Janies P. and Hannah Reynolds, daughter of

Col. Joseph, at Bristol. Gazette of
Harriet Amantla. daughter of lienjcuiiin, ant!

])aniel I'ettey, Jr., by Key. Dr. C-ano, all

ot and at this town,
Danforth, of I'awlucket, and Mary Aiui Wil-
liams, of Smithtield, at said Pawtucket,
Key, Kbenezer, of Uedhani, and Abigail 1!

Phillips, daughter of Hon. William, at

]5oston. Gazette of May;r i8>^

15UKKP: Peneloiie and Alexander Calder, both '■>•'• --^

<>l this town, by Rey. Mr. Cornell, May 23, 181 1

Rhodes, i>f Coventry, and Su.san R. Hriggs,

ot and at Warwick, by Rey, Mr, Man'

./■'^.'■"',';'''' . „ <Vl, 14, i8i-i

IVIaria I'.., ot Boston, and Samuel G. l^odge,

ot this town, at said lioston, by Rev, Dr.

Baldwin, (incorrect), luly 4 18^!;

BCKKlCrr Abigail, daughter of Thomas, and ' '

Thoniis .Vngell, Gazette of April 7 1-8-

Lydia. duighter of the late John, ,ind John * ' ^ '

Cory, in this town, by Kcv. Dr (lano

(lazette ot
BCRI.INM; Willi. nil S, merchant, o| .\cw \"(irk,

and b;iiAi l';.n Ic, daughter ol Cipt. b>lin,'

Sr,, at iMiends' .Meeting House, \'e,i-port.

Gazette of
J5L'Rl.h\(iAMl': Lois, daughter of the late

Ajjiier. and Nathan I'arker, (i.izetteof Dec. 25. 1790

Dntee and .Sarah Ann i^rown, ,il bl.ist Green-
wich, (iazette of
Drii/i!la, d.uighter of C.i]it, Da\id, of (iloces-

ter. anil Darling Medl.eiiy, ut Giventield,

.\. y . .It Gloce.ster. ' March 24, 1808

I'anny and Sterry \'onng, ol Cianslon, at

Coventry Gazette of n^^. .^ ,yoy

1 Linn.ih and James .Xiigell, at Scitn.ite. Ga-

,/^'"^' "j March 25, 1809

Mary and John 1 lazelton, by Rev, Dr, (laiio, Feb, 23, 1812

Major J.ibcz and .Anne Rice, daughter of

Hon, Thomas, all of .md at W.invick, by

I':ider Liiiletield, Sept, 8. 1816

Olney and Nancy Mason, daughter of (Icorge,

by Rey, ,Mr, Potter, all of and at Cumber-

''""'• Jan. 2, 1820

Dec. io, 1803

Nov. 9, 1799

Jec. 25. 1790

July 19, 1794

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 559

BURLINGAMECapt. Caleb and Rachal Knight,
both of and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr.
Tatem, June 8, 1820

Lyman and Alpha Cooke, daughter of Major
Bina, both of and at Cumberland, by Rev.
Mr. Potter, Oct. 1, 1820

Esek and Mary Thornton, at Johnston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 3, 1 82 1

Merilla, of Glocester, and Charles E. Swan,
of Smithtield, at said Glocester. Gazette

of July 17. '822

BURNHAM Francis and Jemima Andrews, at

Ipswich, Mass., Nov. 30. 1815

Rachal and Perkins Story, at Ipswich, Mass., Nov. 30, 1815
BURNETT Ann, of Windham, and Ebenezer

Young, of Killingly, Ct., attorney at law,

at Windham, Ct. Gazette of Feb. io,-i8io

BURR James and Deborah Keene, daughter of

Prince. Gazette of May 28, 1785

Isaiah, of Warren, and Polly Willard, at

Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1792

Elisha and Martha Gardiner, daughter of

Col. Peleg, of Swansea, Feb. 7, 1793

Amey and William Billings, both of this

town. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1799

Theodosia, only child of Aaron, Esq., of New

York, and Joseph Alston, P^sq., of South

Carolina, at Albany, N. Y. Gazette of Feb. 21, 1801

Dr. Nathan M. and Lucy Willard, at Warren.

Gazette of Dec. 26, 1807

Charlotte, daughter of Col. James, and Jere-
miah Ingraham, of Attleboro, by Rev. Mr.

Edes, I''eb. 15, 1810

Julia Ann, eldest daughter of lizekiel, Esq.,

and Charles Hodges, merchant, all of this

town, Nov. 12, 1 8 10

David and Henrietta Thorp, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Jan. 6, 181 1

Shubael and Betsey Cole, youngest daughter

of the late Allen, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.

Baker, (iazette of July 20, 181 1

Col. James and Mrs. Hannah Field, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 8, 181 1

Iktsey, eldest daughter of the late N. M.

Burr, Esq., and Capt. John T. Child, Jr.,

at Warren. Gazette of Sept. 28, iSti

David, of Richmond, Va., and Mrs. Anna-

bella Reeve, of and at Litchfield, Ct. Ga-
zette of May 30, 1812

Aug. 20, 1817

0(10 VI PA I, KECOKl) OK KHODE ISL,AND

Bl'K R .Mary Arnold, daughter of Col. James, and
'I'liomas K. firinncll, in this town, by Rev.
, Ml- I'^de.s, lune4, iSij

Ca|it. Christopher and Hertilla Taylor, both

ot this town, at New \'ork, ' March Ji, 1815

I-'raiues, daughter of K/.ekicl, and Capt.
William Rea, both of this town, by Rev.

, '^,''- i;^'l'-'f' ' l-"eb. 12, 1816

Deborah Ann, daughter of Col. James, and

John Albert Field, both of this town, at

the iMrst Congregational Church, by Rev

Mr. Idles, ^

Stephen and Sarah Round, by Rev. Mr. ]5a-
^ ker, all of and at this town. Now 21, 181Q

Geoige T. and Nancy Dana, eldest daughter

of the late Jeyki'll, both of ami at this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Noy. 2^, 1820

Laura, youngest daughter of Col. James, of

this town, and Comfort Tiffany, of Char-
ten, Missouri, at this town, by Rev. Mr.

,,^^''^''^' Aug. 13, 1821

Mary, d.uighter of John, and ,'\biel K. Tay-
lor, both of and at this town, by Rev. .Mr.

Mace,
Martha, daughter of Caleb II, Ksii , and

Ca]it. lulwin Peck, Ixith t.f and at Reho-

both. Gazette of
I-'anny S. and John W. Dana, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. ('laiio, O^c. 22. 182:

John, 2d and I'lliza A. Harris, both of this

town, at I'awtucket, l)y Rev. Dr. Henedict.

Gazette ot Au>'' 2 18'' ■•

William W. .ind Mary I). Salisljury, Ijoth of " ' ""'

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Feb. 26, 1824

M.uy Ann, (jf thrs town, and S.muieri'. Hul-

lard, of Waie, .Mass., at this town, by Rev.

•^''■- ''-'''^■•~^' ' Sept. 23, 1824

lUIRRIl.l, Hannah, d.iughter of Joseph, .ind

W illi.nn Whe.iton. (Gazette ot May 11, 1-82

Joseph. Jr. and Iluldah Keene, d.iughter of

Major Charles. Gazette of .Xj)! il 24, 1784

Martha, daughter of Josejih, and Dr. I.e\i

Whe.iton, at Newport, (jazette of |.in. 15, 1785

James, Jr., l';s<|., of this town, ,ind Sally

Arnold, daughter of the late Dr. Jonathan,

of \'erniont, at I'lainficld, Ct. Gazette of dct. 14. 1797

George R., Esq., attorney at law, and

/\u)eli,i Smith, second daughter of C.ipt.

Simon (Gazette of ' Sept. 6, 1800

Se])t. 12, 1822
Dec. 14, 1822

<-> ">

Nov. 26,

1821

June 16,

1822

Oct. 23,

1790

April 20,

1793

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— M.\RRIAGES 561

BURRILL Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of
the late Hon. James, Jr., and George
Curtis, cashier of the Exchange Rank, all
of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, March 6, 1821

Susan Arnold, second daughter of the late
Hon. James, Jr., and William R. Greene,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,
James 2d, of this town, and Persis N. Make-
peace, daughter of Jonathan, Esq., of and
at Saugus, by Rev. Mr. Hedding,
BURROUGHS Rebecca, daughter of Samuel,
of Newport, and John P. Jones, of this
town, merchant. Gazette of
Capt. John and Sylvana Americana Downer,
daughter of the late Silas, Esq. Gazette of
Amey Whipisle, of Providence, and Charles
Henry Jones, Esq , merchant, at New
York, by the Rev. Mr. Pilmore. Gazette
of Oct. 18, 1794

William Y., merchant, formerly of this town,
and Magdalen Van Renssalaer, daughter
of Col. Henry, at Claverack, N. Y. Ga-
zette of Oct. 21, 1797
Martha and Nicholas Northup, Jr , both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. WHson. Sept. 29, 1799

John and Elizabeth Bowers, by Rev. Dr.

Edes, Nov. 4, 1807

William, of Warwick, and Lydia Gary, of this

town, July 16, 1809

Sidney H, of this town, and Eliza. Dunlap,
daughter of John, Esq., of and at Philadel-
phia, by Rev. Mr. Helfenstein, Aug. 10, 1809
John R., of Warwick, and Mary Phillips, of
Warren, at Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Jacobs.
Gazette of March 11, 181 5
Peleg and Harriet Davis, both of this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 9. 1816

Maria, of this town, and James liliss, of War-
ren, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Oct. 13, 1816
Ann, daughter of the late Capt. John, and
Edward Cole Wade, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,
all of and at this town, Jan. 9, 1820
Mary G., daughter of Greene, and James

C. Sherman, at Newport. Gazette of April 3, 1822

Samuel and Mary Sherman, daughter of

Capt. William, at Newi)ort. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1S22

James and Mary Armington, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr Mudge, May 22, 1825

BURROWS Jo,seph, of Pawtu.xet, and fanny
Packer, of and at Groton, Ct., by Rev. Mr.
Whitman. Gazette of Jan. 23, 1808

562 VITAL RF.COHl) OF RHODE ISLAND

BURROWS Amey, (Iauj;hter of Joseph, and

Charles Chace, b .th of and at Warwick, March 8, 1819

BURT Rev. John, of Bristol, and Ann Kllery, of

and at Ne\v[x)rt, N<iv. 17, 1768

William and Mary Brown, daughter of Icha-

bod, Jan. 19, 1802

Alvin and Mary Cole, daughter (jf Col. Ben-
jamin, at Warren. Gazette of May 25, 1S05
David and Maria Mason, daughter of Dr.

Joseph, by Rev. Dr. Edes. Gazette of Nov. 7, 1807

Thomas, of Rehoboth, and Elizabeth Harvey,

of Taunton, at said Rehoboth. (iazette of Nov. 28, 1821
Sybel and Milton I'aul, at Taunton. Ga-
zette of Jan. 10, 1824
Matilda L, and I'hiliiJ .Short, both of and at

Rehoboth, March 18, 1824

BUSH Thomas and Mary Burroughs Leonard,

daughter of Samuel, dec, at Taunton, April 2, 1809

Richard and Mrs. Sarah Crandall, both of

Newport, by Rev. Mr. Elton, Aug. 13, 1820

Thomas, Jr., and Sally W'ard, daughter of

Nicholas, at New])ort. Gazette of Sept. 21, 1822

Mary, of Sandgate, imd Benjamin Turdy, at

Manchester, \'t., both in 8ist year; first

marriage in the town, (iazette of Sept. 28, 1822

Maria B., of Boston, and Samuel Bodge, of

this town, at said Boston, by Rev. Dr.

lialwin, (correct), July 4, 1825

BUSH BY Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr.

l^ushby, of Washington, and Hon. Jona-
than R(jberts, U. S. Senator from I'enn-

sylvania, at said Washington, April 21, 18 14

}-$USHI{E C'onsider and Catharine Dowd, ijy

Rev. Dr. Gano, Sejit 20. iSio

Sylvanus H. and Mary G. Jeiickes, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 16, 1819

BUSSI':Y Mrs. Mary, widow of Capt. William,

and Joel I'pham, both of I^orchester,

Mass., in this town, .Sept. 17, 181 5

Abliy, of Mendon, and l'",lias J-ialcome, of

Cumberland, at said Mendon. Gazette of May 7, 1823

W'elcome, of Mendon, Mass., and Anna

Arnold, of and at Cumberland. Gazette of Jan. 28, 1824

]5U'I"I.1':R Polly, daughter of Samuel, ICsq., and

I'eter Taylor, hatter. Gazette of March 5, 1774

Betsey, daughter of Samuel, Esq , and Ca])t.

Robert Davis, of the army. Gazette of May 8, 1779

Samuel, Jr., merchant, of this town, ami

Sail)- Whi[.)])le, daughter of Cajit. .Stephen,

at Smithfield. Gazette of May 9, 1795

Jan. 3,

1820

Jan. 26,

1822

Sept. 22,

1822

Sept. 22,

1822

July 30,

1823

June 19,

1802

March 17,

1804

Jan. 7,

1797

May 1 1 ,

1811

May 26,

1816

Dec. 2,

1816

April 12,

1818

Nov. 20,

1818

Aug. 7,

1820

800

813

813
814
815

81S
819

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 553

BUTLER Penelope Wentworth, of Hingham,
formerly of this town, and Christopher
Seaton, Esq., of the Island of Tobago, bv
the Rev. Mr. Parker, at Triniiy Church,
Boston. Gazette of June 7,

Amey and James M. Pike, both of this town, Oct. 4,

Samuel, Jr., of this town, merchant, and
Waitstill Dexter, daughter of the late
Christopher, at North Providence, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Dec. 20,

David and Ann Sherman, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 27,

Jacob and Lucy Giddings, at Ipswich, Mass., Nov. 30,

Lucy and William Marshall, at Ipswich,

Mass., Nov. 30,

Benjamin H., of this town, and Eliza B.
Bliss, of and at Warwick, by Rev. Mr.
Littlefield, April 1 1,

Dr. William, U. S. Navy, and Jane T. Perry,
of Newport, daughter of the late Christo-
pher R., at Brooklyn, N. Y. Gazette of

Mrs. Ruth and Kinsley Carpenter, both of
this town, at Hudson, N. Y. Gazette of

Caroline H., daughter of the late Thomas,
and Edward Butler, of Boston, at Plain-
field, Ct.,

Edward, of Boston, and Caroline H. Butler,
daughter of the late Thomas, at Plainfield,
Ct.,

Abner and Penelope Hopkins, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes. Ga-
zette of
BUTTMAN John, of thistown, and Olive Ballou,

of Wrentham. Gazette of
BUTTON Margaret, daughter of William, and

John Cozzens, at Newport. Gazette of
BUTTS Seth and Polly Bradford, daughter of
Joseph. Gazette of

Eliza T. and Martin Bennett, at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Gibson. Gazette of

Ann C, only daughter of Isaac, and Elias
Arnold, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.

James E. and Ann O. Atwood, eldest daugh-
ter of David, both of this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano,

Hannah and William H. Read, both of and
at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Elton,

Benjamin, of Seekonk, and Louisa Miller, of
and at this town,

Peleg, of New Bedford, and Lydia Ide, of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

')M VriAL KECOIU) OK KHODE ISLAM)

lU'TTS Sanuicl W. and Lucy Ann Hidden,
bcith iif and at this town, !))■ Rev, Mr.
Haker, Oct. 4, 1821

Henry, of this town, and I{lcey Ann Smith,
of and at North Providence, by Rev. Mr.
Tobey. Gazette of (uly 17, 1822

Lydia and Stephen H. Hcnnett, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Brown. Ga-
zette of May 26, 1824

15\'I{I\S iJavid, of Si)rin,<;rield. and So|)hia Potter,

daughter of the late Abijah. Gazette of May 28, 1803

BVRNI-: Sally and A. H. Ensworth, of Pomfret,

Ct., at U'indham, Ct. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1810

Samuel H , printer, and Mary Gray, daugh-
ter of Samuel, Ksq., at Windham, Ct.
Gazette of April i, 1815

BVRON Lord and Miss Milbanke,

at P^urham, Eng. Gazette nf March 18, 181 5

Lady and Mr. Cunningham, an P^vangelical

minister, at London, Eng. Gazette of July 13, 1825

CAlUjT Samuel, Jr., merchant, and FMza Per-
kins, daughter of PLm. T. H , at l^oston.

Gazette of Nov, 7, 1812

CAP)MAN Debey and Cajjt. Charles Jenckes, at

Newport. Gazette of P)ec. 10, 1777

CAP)Y Matilda, daughter of Caiit. Jcmathan, and

Sanford liranch. Gazette of Jan. 13, 1798

Ilezekiah and Ann C. Cooke, daughter of

Cyrus, p:sq., all of and at Glocester, May 27, 1810

Sally and Dea. John Lawrence, at Killingly,

Ct., by Rev. Mr. Atkms. Gazette (if July 2, 1813

Milton and Sarah Ann Sherman, both ot this

town, by Rev, Dr. (iano. Gazette of Sept. 2, 18 15

James I L, of this town, and Sarah C. I loward,

of and at LLuiii)ton, Ct. (iazette of Sept. 11, 1819

Clarrissa H., daughter of the late David, and

John Layha, in this town, by Rev. Mr.

Fifield, p'eb. 20, 1820

Sally and Alexander Mcl*"arland, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, ^L^y 4, 1820

Calvin, of this town, and ALutha Young, of

and at Scituate, l)y Rev. M?-. .Stune. Ga-
zette of June 12, 1820

FKOVIDKNCK (iAZKTTE-MARHIAGES 565

CADY John C. and Lucy M. Nichols, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Preston, Oct. 8, 1820

Almira, daughter of Joseph, Esq., and
Thomas Backus, Esq., of Sterling, Ct., in
this town. Gazette of Sept. 15, 182 1

Jonathan and Eliza Pettey, daughter of the

late David, in this town. Gazette of May 17, 1823

Clarrissa €., daughter of Josiah, of this town,
and William Goddell, of Alexandria, D. C,
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Park, July 4. '^^3

CAFFRY Ann and Thomas Chace, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 29, 1808

CAHOONE Stephen and Anstress Sayer, daugh-
ter of Capt. Benjamin, at Newport. Ga-
zette of June;, 1794
Mary R., eldest daughter of Capt. I.saiah, and

Ephraim W. Harswell, by the Rev. Mr. , ., , ^
Snow, April 26, 1801

Betsey and Thomas Brownell. Gazette of May 5, KS04

Capt. Henry.of Newport, and Joanna Jordan,

daughter ot Josiah, at Boston. Gazette of May 14, 1808
Elizabeth, daughter of James, and Silas
Dean, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Towle, all
of Newport, Dec. 21, 1809

Phebe, daughter of Stephen, E.sq., and Capt.
Toseph I'hillips, both of and at Newport,
by Rev. Mr. Elton, May n. 1820

Lucinda, of Smithfield, and Samuel Slocum,
of North Providence, at said Smithfield.
Gazette of ^ Aug. 16, 1823

CAIN Henry, 84, and Mrs. Maxwell, of

Clarks Bridge, 96 ; this is the sixth time of
the groom, and the ninth time of the bride
being joined in wedlock, at Glasgow, Scot.
Gazeueof " . Nov. 26, .814

CAIRNS Mary and Benjamin Robinson, both of

this town, by Rev. Mr, Pitman, at Seekonk, Nov. 8, uSib

CALAHAN Michael and Mary S. Freeborn,
d.aitrhter of Henry, at Newport, Gazette

of ^ Julys'. 1822

CALDER Nancy, daughter of James, and Nehe-

miah Beckford. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1800

Frances, daughter of James, and Samuel

Metcalf, merchant, by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 12, 1806

Boise and Lucy Metcalf, daughter of Joel, in

this town, ^ ^. May 24, .807

Alexander and Penelope Burke, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell, May 23, 181 1

Charlotte and George Read, both of and at

this town. Gazette of Nov. 10. 1821

•300 VirAl. KKtOKP OF KHOHK ISLAND

OAI.PKK John and LyJi.i Teck, both of .um .u

::ii< town. Ci.i;e:to of
CAI.in\-l-:M. S.!:v. .lu-hter of lohn. Ks.; . and

cnr:stopher colt, merohant. at Hartford.

June 11, iS.:^

c t. Cia-ette oi

J.^seoh. merchant. ,rnd Marv Freeman, eldest ' ' "^' '"' '^'
da;:j;hter of Haske!]. at Rarre. Mass. Ga-

te O!

CALLAHAX Cap:. Frederick W-iam. of Bo.- ^''' "' "^"
ten. and Merebee Handy, eldest daughter
ct Ma-or John, at Xe\vl^ort. Ga-ette\it'
John H.. ot R..ston. n^erehant. and slllv
V,'o",'!^' ''■^■■^'^•'^■' ^''^ Thomas, by Rev Mf,

CALLKXIJKK Follv. dan-hterot the late Ehas.

--^....\. o. .!■!..-; own. ana 1 nonias ur\<on o'

>c;t-.;ate. by Rev, LV. .Mes>er.
Jcscnh. Jr.. and Marv L^ne. at Boston bv

Rev. Mr. Huntini^-ton. " \-^^ - ,c,-

OAI.\;KRr Lvdia Ann. dat-hter of Cant. W-- '" ^

:an: and Thomas F. \\'h:te. at }vewivrt.

*.ia;ette o:
M.5ru Ameha. daughter ot Cant, Wnham.

.inc Jonn F. Faj^e. ot Fortsmonth. at New-

CAAn=RC\ Fh^m.^; JetYerson. dat-hter of

^ept. r;. 1794

March 15. iSo"

Apnl ^:-. i~c

April 10. I So;

Xo\. 7. iSi;

Sept. 5. i:>:;i

Dec. 10. iS.:^

"■..j:e Lameron, ana cnanc.Cianinter ot

Feb. 14. i5:4

^'cn. -tarK. and Col. Jacob Flanchard.

at NyejT-we. \"t, C.cette of
J.ime< and Xanc\ Hale XWillis, at :\:wtnc<e-

hv Rev Mr Tatt ' "

CA>:Fi<KFL Sally Ann. dan-hter of the late

Arcn:^a.n. Fsc . and Samnel Gottld. at

i.^st ureenvv:ch Ga-ette of .\-,-o • ,-

Hermon-e H .-d Fan Favlor at K^^t Green-

\vtcn Ga;ette ot
Mrs^ S.;rah. ot New York. .*:d Ma=or Fen'a

n.r.r. .n.isvc... e,::tor ot the l^oston. Cen.tine

■^ New York, by the Rev. Dr. Rocers

<.^."-~ette of ^

F.on (.leorj;e \\'ash:nj:ton. l". < <en.ator

tron- Tennessee, anc Hannah St.^ddert.

da-;i:hter .■'f Fe -amin. Esc. of F'ace--<-

b; -c. at \\":<^--.-'o-

• ';••••.■■•■•■•■■■-.■•-■ '-''.A'ev. .:.: Ke.'^.otvtn, Fe"-^ ^' i<i;

^.at;ne.^. o; Seekonk. and Mar^vret Feck. ' ' ' "

:'...r\. .ate.\ tron- }• nrope. and Henr\ Hat-

." :-^- N F ~ Garette .t " -- ^^^_ _^ ^^^^

-A,:c CO. iSc:

I'KOVIDEXCK (iAZKT'lK— MAKKtAUKH r,{\-j

CAMI'HELL Rev. Thomas, and Mrs. Pembroke
Paul ; he attended and dehvered a funeral
sermon over the remains of his first wife
in the morning, and married the second
the evening of the same day, in Missouri.
Gazette of iJec. 28, 1822

CANE Michael and Mary Mahony, daughter of
Timothy, both of Smithfield, by Rev. Mr.
VVil.son, Aug. 5, 1810

CANFIKLD Daniel and Sally Nash, at Ridge-

tield, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

Polly and Henry Durant, at Redding, Ct.

Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818

CANNKTT William and Mary Tew, daughter
of Capt. Henry, at Portsmouth, R. I. Ga-
zette of May 18, 181 1
CANNON Mr. R , and Sarah Vmson, daugh-
ter of Dea. Samuel, of Newport, in South
Carolina. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1802
CAPERNAUM Thomas and Harriet Klack.

Gazette of Sept. 28, 1799

Harriet and J. H. Tomes, in this town, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, . May 7, 1815

CAPRON Oliver, of East Greenwich, and Bet.sey
Gibson, of this town, by the Rev. Dr.
Gano. Gazette of June 28, i8cx;

Leonard and Eliza Wells, at East Greenwich, Nov. 8, 1807

Smith and Amey Jenckes, at Pawtucket.

Gazette of March 18, 1809

Joseph, of Cumberland, and Mary Smith,
seconrl daughter of the late Charles, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, June 3. 1812

Thomas and Ann Whitmore, both of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Oct. 11, 1812

Asoneth C., of Uxbridge, and Josiah Chapin,
of this town, at said Uxbridge, by Rev.
Mr. Judson. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1815

Efifingham Lawrence, of Uxbridge, Mass.,
and Phebe Congdon, daughter of Jonathan,
of this town, at the P'riends' Meeting House
here, Oct. 30, 18 17

Elisha, of Cumberland, and Nancy Darling,
daughter of Samuel, of and at Bellingham,
by Rev. Mr. Eisher. Dec. 29, 18 19

Nancy and PVederick Anderson, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 8. 1820

John M., of Walden, N. Y.,and Eliza Brown,
daughter of Jesse, Esq., of and at Cumber-
land, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Nov. 21, 1822

568

\ir.\i, i;k(()|;|) ok khodk island

CATRON Dr. (loiiigc, nf Niirtli I'nnideiiCL-, and

Clarriet Hiciwii, of and at Sniithticld, by

Rev. Mr. Tiilie)', of thi.s town. Ci.i^ette of
Pliney, o[ Waiwick, and \anc_\' G. White, nf

and at Raynhani. (jazette of
l)a\id T.. of Uxbridge, Mass., and Mar)- Ann

'I'liomiison, daughter of Peter, of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
CARD Joanna and Joseph Arnold, by Re\. Mr

Wilson,
I'lliza and William Gartliner. at Newport, by

Rev. Mr. Gibson,
Hannah and J-ienjamin Clarke, at Killingly,

by Rev. Ml'. Whitmore. Gazette of
]'Lli/a and Inkier Calvin Cooper, both of Kil-
lingly, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Day. Gazette of
Joseph C. and I'helie ]\. .St.mhope, (hnighlei

(}f William, both of and at Newport. Ga-
zette of
Jeremiah and .Sarah Snow, both of this town,

at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Re.xford,
Maniiah and lienry C. Hill, both of and at

this town. Gazette of
CARDh'.R .Sarah A. and David R. Arnold, both

of and at Warwick, (iazette of
Hazard, of Warwick, and Joanna liateman,

daughter of 'I'homas, of and at liast (.neen-

wich. ( i.izette of
CAR1'A\' Mrs, Kczia, widow of ])r. Samuel, and

N.ithan y\ngell, nierch.int (jazette of
Nanc)' C. and .Aiiel Wtn lleran, both of

We'sterly, at New \'ork, by Rev. Mr.

Ku|)|)eis,
CARIA' Ann, t'ldcst d.iughtci- ol Ch.id. o| John

ston, and .\in.i.-a ( 'lne\', ol Charlton,

Mass., at said lohiisloii. lia/cttc of
CAR(.11.I. William" and Mary ]•". Cottrell, of

Cund)crland, at .Smithlield. (i.i/ette of
Jason and I'^lecta M.ison, danghtei of l)ea.

George, lioth of .nid at C umbeihmd, by

Rev. 'Mr. Potter,
CAR!. II,]'' Capt. Thomas and I'hcbe .Aborn,

d.iughter ol James, ICsip, of I'awtu.xet.

Gazette of
Poll)-, daughter of John, and John llowhmd.

( iazctle <il
John, jr., and N.mc\' Dana, d.iuglitcidf Na-
thaniel, (i.izette ol
Hann.ih. daughter of the late Capt. ThonKis.

and Dr. |ohn .M. luldv,

July

23.

1823

Dec.

•^4.

1823

Apri

I4.

1825

Oct

■ 4.

1807

Feb.

26,

1810

Jan.

21,

1815

June

28,

1817

Jan

■ 9-

1819

May

25.

1820

April

26,

1823

Nov

• y.

1822

Nov,

'5-

1823

Nov.

16,

1776

April 7,

( )ct. I,
March 6,

Oct, 13,

l-"eb. 9,

Dec. 20,

Oct. 7.

S22

814
822

^22

780
788
/SS
804

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 569

CARLILP: Abigail, eldest daughter of Col. John,

of this town, and Samuel Stillman Newman,

of Boston, merchant, by Rev. Mr. Crocker,

at St. John's Church, April 13, 1813

Rev. Thomas, pastor of St. Peter's Church,

and Eleanora Forrester, daughter of Capt.

Simon, at Salem, by Rev. Mr. Abbott.

Gazette of July 6, 1816

Nancy D., youngest daughter of Col. John,

and Capt. VVilHam F. Magee, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Sept. 25, 1821

CARLOS Don Pedro Infante, of Spain, and Maria

Teresa, daughter of the Prince Regent of

Portugal. The bride is in her 17th year,

in Brazil. Gazette of July 14, 1810

CARLTON Knock and Elizabeth George, both

of Lynn, in this town. Gazette of Sept. 5, 18 18

George, of Bath, Me., and Julia Ann Adie, of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 15, 1823

CAROLINE Princess of Brunswick, and the

Prince of Wales, in England; married by

the Archbishop of Canterbury, assisted by

the Bishop of London, April — , 1795

CARP Eliza and Nathan Bump, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, in this town, Jan. 17, 18(3

CARPE Mary Ann and Da\id Dean, in this town.

Gazette of Dec. 18, 1822

CARPENTER Benajah ana Sally Taylor, at

Providence. Gazette of
Oliver and Polly Randall, daughter of Capt.

John. Gazette of
Elizabeth and Kent Bullock, both of Reho-

both. Gazette of
Prudence, daughter of Oliver, and Joseph

F"ield. Gazette of
Waterman and Eleanora Fuller, in this town.

Gazette of
Lydia, daughter of Oliver, and Alpheas Bil-
lings. Gazette of
Cyril Lodowick and Fear .Smith, daughter

of the late Job, at Warwick. Gazette of
Noah, of Attleboro, and Lucy Wilkinson,

daughter of William, at Cumberland. Ga-
zette of
Kitty, daughter of Oliver, and Oliver Smith.

Gazette of
H uldah H., daughter of Dr. Cyrel, and Asaph

Bowen, of Coventry, at Foster. Gazette of
Christopher S. and Nancy Allen, daughter of

Capt. Gabriel, in this town. Gazette of

Aug. 24,

1771

Oct. 3,

1772

May 11,

1776

Dec. 10,

1785

Sept. 24,

1791

Aug. 24,

'793

March i,

1794

Feb. 14,

1795

May 21,

1796

klarch 18,

1797

Nov. 17,

1798

VITAL HK( OHI) OK HHODK ISLAND

CARl'l'.NTER Mehitable, daughter of Oliver,
and James U. Arnold, ICsc)., in this town,
by Rev. Mr. Wilson, May 5, 1799

Charlotte, daughter of Oliver, and Allen

Gladding. Gazette of June 29, 1799

Betsey Matilda, daughter of Ur. Cyrel, and

Paul Dowe, at Foster. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1801

John R. and Sally Tabor, both of this town.

Gazette of Oct. 2, 1802

Delia and S)'lvester Westcott, both of Crans-
ton, (iazette of Feb. 4, 1804

Ca])t. Job, of this town, and Mary Westcott,
daughter of Caleb, Fsq., at Warwick. Ga-
zette of March 3, 1804

Susan, of Rehobiith, and Di'. William Hland-

ing, of Attleboro, April 17, 1805

Celinda W., daughter of the late Oliver, and
David IJarton, at North l'ro\-idence, by
Rev. Mr. Edes, June 8, 1806

F.;benezer and Clarrissa Kent, tlaughter of

Dea. P2zekiel, at Rehoboth. (lazette of Aug- jO, 1806

I.uther and Ivsther Brown Jillson,both of Re-
hoboth, by Rev. Mr. Hill. Gazette of June 20, 1807

Sally, of Lyndon, Vt , and Phenuel Bishop,
Jr., of Rehoboth, at Lyndmi, Vt. Gazette
of Oct. 17, 1807

Mrs. Mai cy, of Providence, and Scth Hunt,
F'sq., of Glocester, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Ga-
zette lit Nov. 14, 1807

Abby and .Svhester Westcott, l)oth of Crans-
ton, C)ct. 2, iSio

CaiJt. Peter and Patience Godfrey, daughter

of Ca])t. Samuel, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, June 9, 181 1

Ilopcstill and Major Isaiah Lane, both of Re-
hoboth, by Rev. Otis Thomjison, April 4, 1813

Col. Jose|)h and Nancy Bullock, daughter of
the Hon. Abel, formerly of Bristol, at Re
hoboth, by Rev. Otis Thompson, Ajiril i£, 1813

Lydia G. and James )5rown, b)' Rev. Dr.

(iano, April 29, 1813

]?etse_\', of Pawtuxet, and Josej)!! Arnold, ot

Warwick, at said Pawtu.xet, Dec. 30, 181 3

George, ot Seekonk, and Glorianer Whipple,
eldest daughter of Thomas, of and at
North Providence, April 12, 1814

Mrs. Ann, daughter of Gabriel Allen, Lsi].,
and John Lippitt, merchant, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson, June 20, 18 14

Ca]it. Peter ,uid I'^anny (jodfrey, daughter
of Cajit. .Samuel, by Rew Mr. Crockei-, in
this town, Nov. 28, 1814

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 57I

CARPENTER Emerson, of Attleboro, and Eun-
ice Walcott, of Cumberland, at Attleboro,

by Rev. Mr Wilder, Feb. 12, 181 5

Candace Luther, and Samuel Nelson Wil-

marth, both of Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Hill, April 6, 1815

Cynthia VV., daughter of Thomas, 2d, of Re-

hoboth, and Major Abraham S. Gladding,

of this town, at said Rehoboth, by Rev.

Mr. Thompson, June 4, 181 5

Lieut. Samuel, and Sarah Martin Carpenter,

at Rehoboth, by George \V. Peck, Esq., July 17, 1815

Sarah Martin, and Lieut. Samuel Carpenter,

at Rehoboth, by George W. Peck, Esq., July 17, 1815

Hannah B., daughter of the late Abiah, and

George VV. Peck, Esq., at Rehoboth. Aug. 17, 181 7

Nancy, daughter of the late Peter, and Cyrus

M. Wheaton, both of and at Rehoboth, Oct. 26, 1817

Alpha, of Smithfield, and Major Joseph Till-

inghast Arnold, of this town, at said

Smithfield, Jan. 8, 1818

Lucy, daughter of the late James, of Reho-
both, and Dr. John H. Mason, of this

town, at said Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Thompson, Oct. 14, 1818

James and Sarah Luther, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict. Ga-
zette of Nov. 7, 1 81 8
Ansel, of Attleboro, and Deborah Patt,

eldest daughter of Benjamin, of and at

Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. Potter, Feb. 10, 1820

Loring and Nancy Walcott, at Cumberland,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, June 20, 1820

Capt. Earle, of this town, and Sarah Ann

Harris, eldest daughter of Joseph, of and

at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Curtis, Oct. 26, 1820

Hope and Capt. George Vaughan, both of

and at Coventry. Gazette of April 4, 1821

Peter and Mary Wheaton, youngest daugh-
ter of Jonathan, at Rehoboth, Nov. 11, 1821
Capt. Wooster, and Lorina Brown, daughter

of Jonathan, both of and at Seekonk, by

Rev. Mr. Pitman, Dec. 9, 1821

James and Cynthia Kelton, both of Attle-
boro, at Pawtucket. Gazette of Jan. 19, 1822
Kinsley and Mrs. Ruth Butter, both of this

town, at Hudson, N. Y. Gazette of Jan. 26, 1822

Eliza, third daughter of Benjamin B., of

Foster, and George Brown, merchant, of

Milford, Union Co , Ohio, at Scituate, by

Rev. Mr. Stone, Aug. 19. 1822

VITAL HKCOKl) OK RHODK I8LAND

CARI'KNTl-;k I'ludence and I^dward Water-
man, at Johnston. Gazette of
Mrs. Charlotte and Dr. Sylvanus Newman,

both of Seekonk, at Pawtucket. Gazette

of
Thomas F., I-'sq., attorney at law, of this

town, and Alary Atkins, daughter of Rev.

Elisha, of and at Killingly, Ct.,
Sarah P. and Josiah Short, both of and at

Kehoboth. Gazette of
William W. anti .Sarah Ann Voimg, daugh-
ter of Daniel, in this town, by Rev. Mr.

Pickering. Gazette of
Martilla, daughter of Caleb, of Rehoboth,

anil William Winslow, of Freetown, at

saiil Rehoboth. (Jazetteof
Jeremiah and Mrs. Susannah Mathewson, at

Cranston. Gazette of
Catharine antl Samuel Newell, ^d, both of

and at Attleboro, liy Re\'. Mr. Killam,
Adaline and Leprelet Ingraham, both of and

at Pawtucket. Gazette of
Luther, of Seekonk. antl Mary C. Anthony,

daughter of Richard. Hsq., of and at North

Providence, by Re\'. Mr. Branch,
Rebecca, of Cimiberland, and Daniel F. Ellis,

of Attlebro, at said Cumberland. Ga-
zette of
Hosea and Susan R. Draper, both of this

town, at Rome, N. Y. G.izette of
CARR Samuel, and Aim Heockey, daughter of

John, deceased, (iazette of
Cipt. John and Mrs. Northrup, widow

of John, ICsq., of Noith Kingstown, at

New])ort. (Jazette of
David and Charliitte Iloyle. (lazette of
Nancy, of this town, and David Nason, of

Newport. Gazette of
Cajit, William, Jr., and Temi)erance .Smith,

eldest daughter of Josepii, Jr., Ivsip, at

Warren, b)' Rev. Mr. Kcxford,
-Sophia A. and Ste])hen Potter, at Newport.

Gazette of
Rebecca, daughter of John, ot Warren, and

.Silas Thayer, of Wrentham. Mass., at Paw-

tu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,
Tinner and Sail}' J. Saunders, both of and at

Warren, b)' Rev. Mr. Re.vford. Gazette of
Francis, of Newport, and Lucinda Durfee,

daughter of the late Oliver, of Middletown,

at llristol. Gazette of

larch 19,

1823

May 3,

1823

June 10,

1S23

Sept. 13,

1823

Dec. 10,

Dec. 24,

1823

Dec. 27,

1S23

Jan. 7,

1S24

Nov. 6,

1824

Nov. 21,

May 14,
July 30.
Dec. 12,

Nov. 19,
May 17,

Nov. 27,

Sept 3,

1820

June 2,

1821

May 22,

1822

June 8,

1822

March 5,

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825
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791
794

802

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PKOVIDRNCE GAZET'lK— MARIUAUKW 573

CARR Samuel and Mary T. Olney, daughter

of the late Col. Jeremiah, both of and at

this town, March 25, 1823

Mary C. and Simon Mart, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Oct. 4, 1823
John and Maria Hrayton, both of and at

Pawtuxet. Gazette of March 24, 1824

Elizabeth, of Coventry, and Thomas W. Gor-
ton, of Warwick, at said Coventry, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, June 13, 1824

Ann Eliza, youngest daughter of the late

Ca]it. John, of Warren, and Capt. Samuel

Arnold, at Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurt-

leff, AiH-il 24, 1825

Mary, eldest daughter of Andrew L., and

Robert Ustick Lang, Esq., Jr., editor of

the '• New York Gazette," both of and at

New York. Gazette of June 22, 1825

CARROLL Dr. Amasa and Emma Chandler,

daughter of Capt. Seth, at Woodstock,

Ct. Gazette of May 26, 1804

Nathaniel, of Thompson, Ct., and Nancy

Sheldon, daughter of Nehemiah, of and at

North Providence, April 10, 1S08

CARRIER Kneeland and Mrs. Louisa Crowley,

by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1807

CARRINGTON Edward, Esq., and Loraina

Hoppin, daughter of the late Col. Benja-
min, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 26, 1812
CARTEL Lillis and Rev. John H. Gibson, at

Warren. Gazette of Nov. 23, 1805

CARTP2R Robert and Nancy Topham, daughter

of the late Col. John, at Newport. Gazette

of Sept. 17, 1796

Julia, second daughter of Col. Robert, and

Dr. Robert Buckley, at Baltimore, by Rev.

Dr. Rattoon. Gazette of June 16, 1804

Elizabeth Ann, youngest daughter of John,

and Walter R. Danforth, Esq., attorney at

law, at St. John's Church, by Rev. Mr.

Crocker. June 12, 181 1

Abel and P21izabeth Baxter, at Cranston. Ga-
zette of Sept. 26, 1821
Joseph, Revolutionary soldier, aged 70 years,

and Lucy Bullock, aged 16 years, at Ports-
mouth, Va., Nov. 22, 1 82 1
Mary W., second daughter of the late Charles,

of Richmond Co., and Thomas Ap. Cutesby

Jones, Esq., master commandant U. S.

Navy, in Virginia. Gazette of July 12, 1823

574 VITAL KECOKl) OF RHODK. ISLAND

CARTI-:R Mary Ann, drui-^ditcr ot CajH. Rolieit,

of Newjiort, and l^enjaniiii I'itmaii, of New

I^edfdrii, at said Ncwpoit. (lazettc of Oct. 22. 1823

CARTV Uarius II. and Martha Whitney, daugh-
ter of Rev. Mr. Whitney, at Brooklyn, Ct.

Gazette of March itj, 1803

CARVER Adj. Robert, of the army, and Lydia

Grafton, daughter of Wilham, Jr., of this

town. Gazette of Nov. 21, 1778

Sarah and 'I'honia.s C. Brown. Gazette of May 17, 1806

Mr.s. ICsther, G7, and Dr. Hiram C. Ha)nes,

27, at Ashby, Mass., March 6, 1823

Mrs. Mary and L)avid Hoiden, at Taunton.

Gazette of Oct. 11, 1S23

GARY Lydia, of this town, and William liur-

roughs, of Warwick, July 16, 1809

CASE Dr. Jeremiah W. and Sally Marchant,

daughter of the late Hon. Henry, at South

Kingstown. Gazette of Dec. 9, 1797

.Sally, daughter of Nathaniel, anil Capt. Reu-
ben Smith, Jr., of Pawtuxet, at North

Providence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 13, 181 I

Pardon, of Warwick, and Priscilla Westgate,

daughter of John, of ami at Cranston, by

Re\\ Mr. Curtis, March 28, 1813

James, aged 16, and Mrs. Lydia Horton, aged

21, both of and at Rehoboth. Gazette of March 23, 1S16
Ebenezer. Ji,, of Plainfield, Ct., and Ann T.

.Sarle. ot and at Cranston, b)- Rc\'. Mr.

Tateni, M.iy 22, 1 8.' I

CA.SL^' Hetsey, d.iughter ot Thomas, and Capt.

(iideon l''reeborn. at l'",ast (jreenwich, Oct. 22, 1769

.Susan, of Warwick, ami Daniel Bates, of

this town, at said Warwick, 1)\' Rev. Mr.

Rich. Nov. 25, 1813

Abby .Sophia, second daughter of Wanton,

l",s<|.. and N.ithaniel Greene, at b.ast Green-
wich, b)' Rev. Mr. Littlefield, June 14, 1814
Eliza, eldest daughter of Wanton, Ivsq., of

East (jreenwich, and Rev. Charles Briggs,

of Lexington, Mass., at said East Green-

wiih, iiy Rev. Mr. Patten, Aug. 14, 1820

Harriet L. and D.inicl D. Jerauld, at W.ir-

wick, by Rev. ,Mr. Br(jwn, Aug. 25, 1822

CA.SH .Susan C. and .Samuel Biiri(ini;lis Jones,

both of Cranston, by I\l-\. Mr. T.itcm, .Se|)t. 20, 1S17

CASHMAX li.utholoniew, ot .Xltlchom, and

Marcs' MetcdI. of and .it Wicnlbam, b\'

Rev. Mr. Willi. ims, M.iy 30, 1819

PROVIDENCE GAZKTTF:— MARRIAGES 575

CASTOFP' Catharine and Kenjamin Marsh, Jr.,

both of and at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1821

CASTLE Caroline, 42, and Barlow Russell, 16,
after an anxious courtship of three days, at
Southbury (the issue of Sept. 5 says ages
are erroneous) Gazette of Aug. 15, 1818

Waitey and John Barber, both of Warwick,

at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Tatem, Sept. 25, 1825

CASWELL Lydia, of Taunton, and Timothy

Leonard, of Middleboro. Gazette of Nov. 22, 1823

CATHCART Hepsibeth, formerly of Nantucket,
and James S. Warner, at Mendon, by A.
Allen, Esq., Jan. 7, 1821

CENTER James and Mrs. Lawton, at

Newport. Gazette of Dec. 15, 1798

Mary H. and Capt. William Norris, at New-
port. Gazette of Sept. 12, 1812

Sarah Ann, daughter of the late James, and
William H. Rathbone, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Jan II, 1823
CHACE Samuel, Esq., and Rosabella Angell, at

Providence, Sept. 2, 1770

Thomas and Elizabeth Bagnall, by the Rev.

Mr. Walter, of Trinity Church, Boston, Oct. 10, 1771

Polly, daughter of Capt. William, and Na-
thaniel Jacobs, Jr. Gazette of April 2, 1774

Dr. William and Catharine Rodman, daugh-
ter of Samuel, P'sq., at South Kingstown.
Gazette of April 2, 1774

Ann Phyllis, daughter of Samuel, E.sq., and

William Blodgett. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1774

Anstice, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and Dr.
Henry Malcolm, of Philadelphia. Gazette
of Sept. 7, 1776

Henrietta, daughter of Samuel, Esq., and

William Tillinghast. Gazette of April 26, 1777

Dr. John and Prudence Jenkins, daughter of
John. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1778

Betsey, daughter of Capt. William, of this
town, and William Davis, of Boston. Ga-
zette of Nov. 6, 1779

Polly, daughter of Abraham, of New York
State, and Jeremiah F. Jenkins, merchant,
by Rev. Mr. Badger of the Episcopal
Church, Oct. 17, 1784

Betsey, daughter of Samuel, p;sq.,and Thomas

Lippitt. Gazette of Dec. 25, 1790

Nancy and Abraham Bailey, both of and at

Little Compton. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1795

Zilpha, daughter of Amos, and George Teel,
by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of April 30, 1796

576 \rr.\i. ukcohd ok uiiodk island

riends'

tte of Dec. 1 5, 1798

CHACK Daniel, of I'rudeiice, and Juanna Mott,

youngest daughter of Jacob, at 1''

Meeting House. Portsmouth, (jaze

Ann, daughter of Ht>lder, and John Weeden,

of Jonathan, at Friends' Meeting House,

Portsmouth. (lazette of Jan. 12, 1799

Sally VV., daughter of Amos, of this town,

and Philip I'eck. Ga/.ette of Dec. 14, 1799

Roba, daughter of Samuel, and Stephen

Sweet, at Rehoboth. Gazette of ]^"eb. 20, 1802

Burden, of Portsmouth, and Sarah Folger,

daughter of George, merchant, at PViends'

Meeting House, Nantucket. Gazette of Dec. 18, 1802

Allen, of Somerset, and Sally Haile, daughter

of Capt. John, at Warren. Gazette of Oct. 12, '1805

Abby, daughter of the late Amos, and Philip

Peck, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. 25, 1S07

Thomas and Ann Caffre\', both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, ' Aug. 29. 1808

Mary, daughter of Hon. Judge Chace, and

William B. Barney, both of Baltimore, at

Princeton, N.J. Gazette of (Jet. 15, 180.S

Willi, im and Lydia Bowen Drowne, both of

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 20, 1808

Otis, of this town, and Lucretia (Jladdmg, of

and at 15ristol, by Rev, Mr. Wight, June 17, iSio

Eliza, daughter of Ca])t, Gilbert, and David

Buwen, at l'"riends' Meeting House, New-

poit. Gazette of Sc])!. 15, iSio

John li., mei chant, and Harriet !•". Jones,

daughter nf Alexander, Ivstp. buth <if this

town, by Rev. Mr. Ci'ocker, in St, John's

Church, Nov. 3, kSi 1

John and I''.liza (irieves, daughter of Da\id,

of this town, by Re\'. Mr. \\'ilson, Dec. 16, 1812

Celia, t)f Dighton, and James Lewis, of this

town, at said Dighton, by Rev. Mr. Gushey, Ma}' 26, 1816

William and Harriet HaiwiHid. eldest daugh-
ter (if lulward, both of and at this town, by

Kev. Dr. (i.mo. Gazette of ()ct. 4, 1S17

Chailcs and Amey IJiu'rows, daughter of

Joseph, liiith of and at Warwick, March 8, 1819

Mrs. K.ichal Wilson, of Rehoboth, and Aaron

I'eck, of this town, at saiil Rehnlxith, Apiil 12, i8ig

Ann and M.ij'ir Peter (irosvenoi', 1>\' Rew

.Mr, I'liitcr, .ill nf and at I'omfret, Ot , Jan, 26, 1S20

Sdliiinon, nf this tuwii, .lud l'"aiin\' 11. l^os-

wiiitli, ul .Sw.mzey, at W.irren. !))• Re\'.

.Mi, Kexfiiid, :\]n\\ 9, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MAUUIAGES 577

CHACE Capt. Kphraim, of Troy, Mass., and
Emily Rhodes, eldest daughter of Capt.
Arnold Rhodes, of and at Pawtuxet, by
Rev. Mr. Curtis, Aug 21, 1820

Rev. Ira, of Philadelphia, professor of bib-
lical literature, and Harriet Savage, daugh-
ter of Timothy, Esq., at Wilmington,. N. C.
Gazette of April 7, 1821

Robert and Sarah Ann Bailey, daughter of

William, at Middletown. Gazette of Dec. 5, 1821

Alice, of Svvanzey, and Rev. Amos Kelton,
of Taunton, at Wellington, Mass. Ga-
zette of Dec. 27, 1823

Calvin W., of Killingly, Ct., and Eleanor B.
Pitts, of and at this town, by Rev. Dr.
Gano, Jan. 4, 1824

Reliance, of Valley Ealls, and John Irons, of
North Providence, at said Valley P"alls.
Gazette of Jan. 24, 1824

Zilpha and George C. Brown, both of and at

Valley P'alls. Gazette of March 27, 1824

Catharine W., daughter of John, of Svvanzey,
and William Manchester, of Dighton, at
said Swanzey. Gazette of May 8, 1824

James and Mary Eveline Hunt, youngest
daughter of Joshua, Esq., both of and at
Pawtu.xet. Gazette of May 26, 1824

Harvey and Hannah Wood, both of Fall
River, at P"riends' Meeting House. Ga-
zette of Sept. 15, 1824

William and Ruth Gifford. daughter of Jere-
miah, both of Portsmouth, at Newport.
Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824

Almira Case, daughter of Gardiner, and
William Bosworth, of Dartmouth, at Re-
hoboth. Gazette of April 16, 1S25

Sally and Thomas Warner, both of Warwick, May 29, 1825

James S., of I'awtucket, and Amey C. Young,
daughter of John, of and at Troy, Mass.
Gazette of June 11, 1825

Major John B. and Lydia Sheldon Stillwell,
eldest • daughter of the late Christopher,
S., in this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 5, 1825

CHAFFEPZ William and Nancy Thayer, widow

of Thomas. Gazette of July 5, 1788

Mrs. and Capt. Samuel Godfrc)', both

of this town. Gazette of Jan. 4, 1794

John, merchant, and Maria Rowland, daugh-
ter of the late Rev. David S., at Windsor,
Ct. Gazette of March 28, 1795

;37S VriAh KKCOKI) OK RHODE ISLAND

CHAl-'M'iE Al)cl aiul Sally B.)\vcn, daughter of

the late Asa, at Rehoboth. (kizette of Aug. 29, 1807

Zachariah and !\Iary Eddy, liaughter of

I'eleg, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Nov. 26, 1807

Hannah, daughter of the late Amos, and

William Crapon. merchant, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 31, 1S07

\\'illiam and Martha Hovven, at Rehoboth,

by Rev. Mr. Hill, Dec. 11, 1808

Sophia, daughter of tlie Lite Amos, and Na-
thaniel 15arstow, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 6, 1810
Charlotte and John Arnold, both of See-

konk, in this town, Sept. 24, 181 2

Nancy and George Lake, both of Seekonk.

at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Oct. 7, 1821

Ann Eliza and George F"isher, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. l?rown, July 28, 1823

John, of Warren, Penn., and P'anny Med-

berry, daughter of John, Esq , at Seekonk.

Gazette of Nov. 5, 1823

CHALOxNER Mrs Martha, widuw of the late

]Jr. Chaloner, of Newport, R. I., and

James Cunningham. P^sq., at lioston. Ga-
zette of Jan. 30, 1773
Ann, daughter of Ca|3t Walter, of Troy,

Mass., and George Graves, of this town,

at Troy, Mass., Nov. 3, 1805

CHAMBERLAIN Dulcena and Moses Healey,

both of this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, L^ec. 7, 1815

Calvin and Mrs, p:iizabeth M. Taylor, by

Re\-. Mr. Wilson, all of and at this town, fan. 16, 1820

CHAM151-;RS John and Sarah Ann Babcock,

both of and at this town, !))■ Rev. Mr.

Wilson, SejJt. 7, 1S20

CHAM PLAIN Margaret, eldest daughter of

Col. Christopher, and Dr. Benjamin Ma-

siiii. by the l\ev. Mr. Smith, at St. Paul's

Church, Narragansett, Nov. 9, 1788

I^liza, daughter of Col. Christopher, and

John Coffin Jones, lisq., of Boston, at

Newport, by Rev. William Smith. Ga-
zette of SejJt. 17, 1 79 1
Rebecca, daughter of the late Capt. Chris-

to])her and .Stephen De.xter, of this town,

merchant, at Newport. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1791

Betsey, daughter of William, of Westerly,

and William Tillingh.is', at Newport. Ga-
zette of April 2, 1796
Phebe and Stephen De.xter, of this town,

merchant. Gazette of Oct. 27, 1798

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARUIAGES 579

CHAMPLAIN Mary, daughter of the late Capt.
Robert, and Major William McKea, 2d U.
S. Regiment, at Newport. Gazette of Nov. 14, 1801

Thankful, daughter of the late John, of
Charlestown, R. I., and Jabez B. Whitaker,
Esq., attorney at law, of this town, at
South Kingstown. Gazette of April 14, 1804

Isaac, of VVesterly, and Mary Denison,
daughter of John, at Stonington. Ga-
zette of Nov. 21,1 807

Charlotte, daughter of Adam, Esq., at Hop-
kinton, and William Stillman, Jr., of West-
erly, at said Hopkinton. Gazette of May 16, 1818

Hannah, formerly of Warren, and Elihu
Richards, by Rev. Dr. Crocker, in this
town, Nov. 7, 1822

Capt. William and Eliza K. Phinney, daugh-
ter of Uaniel, both of and at Warren. Ga- *
zette of Sept. 24, 1823

Ruhamah L., daughter of Nathaniel, of New
Shoreham, and Joseph 15. Hazard, of South
Kingstown, at said New Shoreham. Ga-
zette of Oct. 22, 1823

Eliza P., daughter of Hon. Daniel, of E.xeter,
and Philip Wilbur, of Little Compton, in
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Dec. 8, 1823

Noyes, of Windham, Ct., and Maria Pitcher,
daughter of Dr. Elisha, of and at Franklin,
Ct. Gazette of Dec. 24, 1823

Capt. Robert H. and Alice H. Congdon,
daughter of George, at South Kingstown.
Gazette of March 3, 1824

Julia Ann, of Warren, and Alexander Hodges,

of this town, at said Warren, April 10, 1825

CHAMPNEY Benjamin and Hannah Severs,

daughter of Richard. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1772

CHANDLER Winthrop and Polly Gleason, of
Dudley, Mass., youngest daughter of Rev.
Charles, at Woodstock, Ct. Gazette of Feb. 27, 1773

Polly, late of Boston, and William White,
late of Haverhill. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1775

Peter, of Pomfret, and Mrs. Nabby Gray, at

Windham. Gazette of March 24, 1798

Nathan, of Pomfret, Ct., and Betsey Arnold,
of and at Woodstock, by the Rev. Mr.
Wells, Jan. 10, 1802

Mary, daughter of Joseph, and William

Hodges, of Taunton. Gazette of March 5, 1803

Emma, daughter of Capt. Seth, and Dr.
Amasa Carroll, at Woodstock, Ct. Ga-
zette of May 26, 1804

580 VITAL KKCOKl) OK KHODE ISLAND

CHANDLER Mrs. Klizabeth and John Mycall,

Esq., of Harvard, at Newbiir^port. Ga-
zette of Nov. 24, 1804
Lemuel, merchant, and Mary P"o\vler, only

daughter of Samuel G., of New]iort, at

Pomfret, Ct. Gazette of April 18, 1S07

Benjamin T., Esq., and l\Lary Tillinghast,

daughter of Capt. Joseph, by Rev. Dr.

Gano, Nov. 19, 1807

Lemuel ;uid l^liza Tillingliast, daughter of

Capt. Joseph, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 21, 1812

Rando][.)h, of this town, merchant, and Har-
riet Tisdale, daughter of Josejih, of and at

Taunton. Gaze'tte of March 12, 1814

Mercy, of Plymouth, and Jesse Pullock, of

Rehoboth, at said Plymouth, Aug. 17, 1S17

Arthur, of Plympt()n, and Mary l-'uller. of

anil Hi Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr. Thom]:)Son, Nov. 14, 1820

Mrs. Mary and Cajit. John Gladding, both of

and at this tnwn, by Rev. Mr. Edes, May 2, 1822

Susan, daughter of iS'athan, of P(jmfret, and

James T. Rhodes, nf Pawtu.xet, at said

Pomfret, Dec. 28, 1823

Allen, of this town, and Rebecca Hurfinton,

of Swanzey, at Warwick. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1S24

Ruth, of this town, and Joseph Rhudes, of

Cranston, at this town, by Rev. Mr.

Wilson, A])ril 18, 1S24

CHANNING William, Esq, attorney at law,

and Lucy Ellery, daughter of Willi.un,

Itsq , at New]K)rt. Gazette of Ahiy 15, 1773

Walter, merchant, and Miss Smith,

(pf South Carolina, at Newport. Gazette of June 9, 1798

Ruth, daughter of the late Capt. John, and

Caleb Jewett Tenney, jxistor of P'irst Con-
gregational Church, at Newport, by Rev.

Dr. Patten. Gazette of June 4, 1808

Ann. daughter of the late William, l^sq., of

Ne\v]x)rt, ;ind Washington Allston, at

Boston. Gazette of July 15, 1809

Catharine, daughter of Walter, of Boston,

and Ca])t. Thomas Barclay, of the Royal

Navy, at said 15oston, by Rev. |)r. Ch, in-
ning, Feb. 14, 1 82 1
Mary Anna, daughter of Walter, I']sq., of

Boston, and George W. Sturges, at said

15oston. Gazette of May 22, 1824

CHAPIN Perry, of Worcester, Mass., and I\hu7

Pease, at .Shrewsbury, Mass. G.azette of Nov. 14, 1807

IClias, of Milford, and Rhoda Darling, of

Ik'llingham, in this town. Ciazette of Dec. 3L 1814

Dec. 2,

1815

May 31,

1820

Sept. 15,

1823

Dec. 24,

1S23

Julys'.

1824

Sept. 23,

1824

Nov. 17,

1812

PROVIDENCK GAZETTE— MARIUAGES 581

CHAPIN Josiah, of this town, and Aseneth C.
Capron, of and at Uxbridge, by Rev. Mr.
Judson. Gazette of

Loring D. and ICmeline A. Thurber, daugh-
ter of Capt. John, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, all
of and at this town,

Aniory, of this town, and Mary Ann Manton,
daughter of Col. Jeremiah, of and at John-
ston, by Rev. Mr, Wilson,

Jacob, editor of "Columbian Reporter," and
Flliza Watson, both of and at Taunton.
Gazette of

Jared, 80 years, and Sally Tassett, 20 years,
at Drevvsville, N. H. Gazette of

Charlotte L. and J. F. Cooney, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,
CHAPMAN William and Charlotte Mowry. both
of this town,

Jesse Jeremiah Jared M. and Mary Ann H.
Andrews, daughter of William, Esq., both
of and at GLcester, by Rev. Mr. Westcott.
Gazette of Sept. 18,

William B. and Marcy B. Rhodes, daughter

of Capt. Benjamin, at Pawtu.xet, Nov. 12,

Nancy and Capt. Joseph Smith, both of and
at Pawtu.xet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Dec. 29,

CHAPPELL Elizabeth F., of this town, and
Orson Bebee, of East Haddam, Ct., at this
town, by Rev. Mr. Preston, Dec. 9,

Sarah H. and William C. Thayer, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, Nov. 27,

CHAPPATIN Mary .Ann and Thomas Pearce,
both of this town, at St. Michael's Church,
Bristol, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Grisvvold, Feb. 16,

Sophia Catharine Virginia, third daughter of
Leon, of this town, and Mark Anthony
DeWolfe, of Bristcjl, at this town, by Rev.
Dr. Crocker, at St. John's Church, Oct. 10,

CHATMAN Mary S., of Cranston, and Peleg
Rhodes, of Warwick, at Pawtuxet, by Rev.
Mr. Jacobs, Aug. 9,

CHAUNCEY Sally, only daughter of Rev. Dr.
Chauncey, of Boston, and Rev. Amos
Adams, of Roxbury, at Boston, July 11,

CHECKLEY Mrs. Mary, widow of William, of
this town, and Rev. Dr. Stiles, President of
Yale College, Oct. 17,

Ann, daughter of the late John, Esq., of Bos-
ton, and Samuel Ames, of this town, mer-
chant, at Boston, Sept. 6,

819
820

822

819
823

820

821

&15

771
782
801

5,S"2 VITAL KPX'OIil) Oh' lillODK ISLAND

CII I'^lJl'lI.I. Hetsey, daughter of John, and John

(iray, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, April 22, iMo

CHI';i>"..SICLI';V Joseph and Ann I'hillips, both

blind, at Wilmington, Del. Gazette of Feb ->( iSt

CIIh;KVKR I'eggy, of Wrentham, and William

Hopkins, of this town. Gazette of July 12, 1794

Levi T. and Mary !•;. Walcott, daughter of
the late Capt. John, both of and at Cum-
I'^'i'land, April U), 182s

CH]-:SSMAN Rev. Daniel, pa.stor of Baptist
Church at Warren, and Christina Ilallett,
of and at Barnstable, Mass., by Rev. INIr.
Coombes. Gazette of Aiiril 1 1, 1818

CHESTI-;R Miss , and Lord Liverpool, in

J'-"k1'1'h1, Sept. 24, 1822

CHLW Juliana, daughter of Benjamin, h'.sq.,
and rhili]) Nicklin, merchant,' at I'hiladel-
l>hia, married l.)y Jiishoj) White. Gazette
"' April 13, 1793

Colby and Frances Leonard, daughter of

Ama.sa, Lsq., at New London. C'azette of Nov. 26, 1796
Polly, daughter of John, Jvsq , and Seth

Barton, Esq. Gazette of I\Lay 12, 1804

CinCKhlRING Farnum and Mary Duncklee,

l)y Rev. Mr. Edes, all of and at thrs town, P"eb. 13, 1820

CIIICKIN John, aged 6r )-ears, and Mrs. ■ — ■

Lockey, aged yy years, both of Kent Co., Del,
Gazette <i| fiine 2. 1792

CIlILCOl'T Mis. J'dizabeth, widow of Richard,
late ol New[Hirt, and John 15ours, l'!si|., at
I'lymouth, by the Rev. Mr. Dehoii. Ga-
^^■tt^' "t Oct. 26, 1799

CHILD , daughter of Cromwell, of War-
ren, and James Mitchell X'anium, attorne\'
;'t l'i\\'. ' Feb. 8, 1770

'"VLs. ■ and Paul Tew, Esq., sheriff of

the County of I'roxidence, at Woodstock,

, ^■^•' Sept. 27, 1770

Col. Sylvester and Reliccca Miller, daughter

of Col. Nathan, at Warren, (ia/ette of Aug. 7, 1773

Elizabeth, daughter of Col. Sylvester, and

John Cidade, at Warieii. Gazette of Ajjvil 9, 1785

Roby, ot thiis town, and Giileon Barker, of

Newpoit, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Ga/ette of March 10, 1804
John '1' , ]':s(| , and Mrs. I'lliz.diclh Cidade, .tt

W'arren. ( a/ctte of Dec 16,1809

Cajit (irilfin and .'Ann I'eck, eldest daughter

ol Lewis, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 15, 1811
Capt. John T , Jr., and Bet.sey lUirr, eldest

daughter of the late N. M.'Burr, Ivscp, at

W'arren (jazette of Sept. 28, iSii

PKOVIDKNCE UAZETTK— MAIIKIAUKS 533

CHILD Samuel, ot Warren, and Mary Jenny, at

Baltimore, Feb. 16, 1812

Nancy, of Warren, and William B. Bradford,

Jr., merchant, at said Warren, by Rev. Mr.

"Watson. Gazette of Aug. 5, 181 5

Abigail, of Johnston, and Horatio G. Briggs,

formerly of this town, at said Johnston.

Gazette of May 24, 181 7

Griffin, merchant, and Sarah Field, daughter

of Capt. David, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, all of

and at this town, Jan. 22, 1818

Margaret B. and William B. Child, both of

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Chessman, Nov. iS, 1819

William B. and Margaret B. Child, both of

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Chessman, Nov. iS, 1819

Betsey, eldest daughter of Oliver, and Will-
iam D. Hood, by Rev. Mr. Baker, all of

and at this town, Jan. 26, 1820

Mary, only daughter of Jeremiah, and Ed-
ward Salisbury, by Rev. Mr. Baker, all of

and at this town. Gazette of March 27, 1820

John G. and Mary Ann Hamm, daughter of

Benjamin, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 12, 1820

Dorcas, daughter of the late Oliver, and

Henry Child, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 10, 1822

Henry and Dorcas Child, daughter of the

late Oliver, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Dr. Crocker, Oct. 10, 1822

Rebecca, daughter of A , and Rev. Eben-

ezer Nelson, Jr., at Lynn. Gazette of Dec. 28, 1822

Henry and Sarah Jones Wethby, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ga-
zette of May 7, 1823
Capt. Haile, of Warren, and Mrs. Mary Ann

Bennett, daughter of the late Col. James,

of Newport, at Warren. Gazette of June 28, 1823

Capt. George and Sarah Maria Beverly, eld-
est daughter of George, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, March 11, 1824

CHILDS Rebecca and James Barnes, at Bar-

rington. Gazette of Nov. 29, 1794

Mary and Capt. Bateman Munro, by Rev.

Mr. Kent, at Portsmouth, R. I. Gazette

of July 9, 1814

Joseph, Jr., of Portsmouth, and Harriet Tall-
man, daughter of William, at Newport.

Gazette of July 20, 1825

June 1 6, iSi I

584 VITAI, HECOIil) ()|- RHODE ISLAND

CHILLSON Martha, eldest tlaii<;hter of Reu-
ben, and I'cter Tetft, at Johnston. Ga-
zette of Oct. 20, 1S04
James \'., of I'rovidence, and Patience Brown,

daughter of Jonathan, at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Cornell,
CHOATE Amelia and Samuel Buriiham, at

Ipswich, Mass., Nov. 30, 18 15

Charles and Mary Law, at Ipswich, Mass., Nov. 30, 1815

CHURCH Nathaniel, of Little Ctimpton, and

Polly Thayer, daughter of Th'jmas, of this

town, Sept. 6, 1789

Patience, eldest daughter of Capt. Benjamin,

and Jabez Denison, at Newport. Ga-
zette of June 10, 1797
Samuel, merchant, and Mrs Elizabeth

I^rownell. at Little Compton, Gazette of June 18, 1803

Capt. William, of this town, and Abigail

Mauran, daughter oi Capt. Joseph C, at

15arrington, by Rev. Mr. Watson, March 16, 1806

Mary and Wil'liam Bucklin, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, June 18, 1810

John and Prudence Simmons, by Re\'. Mr.

Baker, all of and at this town, Sept. 6, 1818

Eliza and Job L. Pratt, by Rev. Mr. Preston,

all of and at this town, April 30, 1S20

Lydia antl James Brownell, both of Little

Compton, at Newport, by Rev, Mr. Hitch-
cock, June 6, 1S20
Benjamin .iiul M,itild,i Wanen, both of ,ind

at Bristol, by Rev, Mr Mann. Gazette of Jul)- 27, it-' 20

Harriet, daughter of Capt. Gam,ileel, ,iiid

Hi, Richmond ]5rownell, both of ,iiul .at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Crocker. June 19. 1821

Caleb, of Little Compton, and .Sally Hriggs,

(it and at this town, b)' Rev. Mr. Park, April 2, 1822

Cajit. Thomas, Jr., and h^leanor Hratlford,

flaughter of John, ICs(|., at Mt. Hope, by

Rev. Mr. Mann, June 1, 1823

.Sarah, daughter of the late Geoige, of ]5ris-

tol, and George Throop, Jr., of Lake Cham-

[jlain, N. Y., at saitl Hristol Gazette of June 14, 1S23

Martha Cra])on, eldest (Laughter of William,

I'^sq,, of this town, and James W. r)tis, of

Taunton, at this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes,
CHLRCIIILL .Xbr.diam and Abby Cundall, at

Co\eiUiv, li)' Rev. .Mr, Curtis, March 2S, iSi

Ann Xoiihey,'d,uighter of Cajit. ]?enjamin

K., ot P)iis;ol, ,m<f Alexander Jones, Jr., of

this town, al s.iid liristol, at St, Michael's

Church, by Rt, Rev. ]5ishop (biswold, Nov. 3, 1S19

Jan. 4. 1S25

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PHOVIDENCK GAZKITK— MAKKIAGKS 585

CHURCHILL Capt. Benjamin K., of Bristol,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Norris, at Salem. Ga-
zette of March 9, 1822

Ansel and Sally Hunt, both of and at War-
ren, by Rev. Mr. Re.xford. Gazette of Dec. 7, 1822
CLAFLIN Nancy and Jonathan Martin, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Dec. 25, 1820

Lyman and Rebecca Starkweather, only
daughter of Hon. Oliver, both of and at
Pawtucket. Gazette of March 9, 1822

Albert and Edah Bassett, at Central Falls,
Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Greene. Gazette
of Dec. 22, 1824

CLAIBORNE Hon. Thomas, late of Con-
gress, and Ann Driver, in Virginia. Ga-
zette of Sept. 7, 1805
CLAPP Sarah Eliza and John VVeatherbee, both

of Boston, " July 23, 18 12

Daniel, Jr., of Pomfret, Ct.,and Sarah Albro,
daughter of David, of Middletown, at
Friends Meeting House, Newport, Sept. 25, 1812

Frances B., daughter of Hon. Asa, and Rev.
Gideon W. Olney, pastor of the P2piscopal
Church, Gardiner, Me., at Portland, Me.,
by Rev. Mr. Nichols. Gazette of May 30, 1818

Waterman and Eliza Woodward, both of this

town, by Rev. Mr. Edes, Jan. 5, 1819

Russell and Sarah Ormsbee, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 15, 1822

CLARKE Jonathan, merchant, and Nancy Wil-
kinson, ddu. of David, of Providence, at
Charleston, S. C. Gazette of July 6, 1771

John Innes, merchant, and Lydia Bowen,

daughter of Dr. Ephraim. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1773

Polly, daughter of Joseph, Esq., treasurer of
this Colony, and Robert Lawton, merchant,
at Newport. Gazette of Nov. 20, 1773

Dr. John, of New Jersey, and Amey Hopkins,

daughter of Esek, Esq. Gazette of Aug. 9, 1777

Rebecca Redwood, daughter of John, Esq.,

and Capt. Charles Handy, Jr. Gazette of March 18, 1780

Mehitable, daughter of Hon. Joseph, General
Treasurer of the state, and Dr. Preston
Mann. Gazette of Feb. 2, 1782

Nancy, only daughter of Peleg, and Christo-
pher P'owler, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 6, 1787

Amey, daughter of Daniel, of this town, and

William Paine, of Cranston. Gazette of Jan. 10, 1789

Chester and Betsey Tuckerman, both of this

town. Gazette of April 26, 1794

586 \riAi, i;i:(()i;i) ok uhodk island

CLARK1<: Thomas T. and Ruth Danton, by Rev.

Dr. Gani), May 1 1, 1794

Audley aiul Maria (jardiner, daughter of

Cap't. Caleb, at Ne\v])ort. Gazette of Dec. 13, 1794

Betsey, daughter of John, I'"sq.. and Rev.

Lodovicus Weld, of Hampton, at Lebanon,

Ct. Gazette of Nov. 28, 1795

I'atty and John Holland, of ]5oston, at New-

[)ort. Gazette of Jan. 14, 1797

Dr. Peter, and Maria l-'isher. at New York,

by the Rev. Mr. Clarke, July 15, 1797

Mrs. Amey, of North Providence, and Hon,

John Dorrance. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1797

John and P'.sther Seaver. Gazette of Clct. 20, 1798

Josejih and luuiice Hill, in this town, by the

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 17, 1798

Elizabeth, daughter of Arnold, ICsq., anil

Cajjt. John Aim}', Jr., at Pawcatuck. Ga-
zette of Aug. 34, 1799
Ann ]-;iiza, eldest danghtci of John I., and

Oliver Kane, of New York, merchant, by

till.' l\ev. Mr. Wilson, May 22, 1803

John Pitman, of Boston, merchant, and Mary

Pitman, daughter of Rev. John. Gazette of May 12, 1804

Ray, of East (jreenwich, and Celia Greene,

daughter of Christojiher, l^scp, at Poto-

womut, l)y Rev. Mr. Littlefield, Feb. 18, 1805

Samuel, Esq., antl Rebecca I'arker Hull,

daughter of Governor William Hull, at

15oston. Gazette of May 25, 1805

Capt. John antl Martha Weeden, ilaughter of

the late Ephiaim, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1806
William and Mrs. Mary G. Marshall, both of

the theatre, at Charleston, S. C. (iazette

of March 7, 1807

Ruby and y\masa Abbott, both of this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Ecb. 25. 1808

Anne, daughter of ICthan, I{sc|., and Na-
thaniel R. Greene, of (leorgia, son of the

kite General Nathaniel, at IClm Hill, East

fireenwich, by Rev. Mr. Littlefield. Ga-
zette of Sept. 17, 1808
Dr. Peleg, formerly of Richmond, and Mari-
etta P'iske, daughter of Isaac, of and at

Johnston, April 23, 1809

Weeden and Hannah .Sjiink, at Warwick, by

Rev. Mr. Curtis, Feb. 11, 1810

lienjamin and California II. Albertson, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 11, iSio

David, of Wrentham, and Celintla Fuller,

daughter of John, at Cumberland, May 9, 181 1

PROVIDENCE GAZETTK-MARRIAGES

CLARKE Harriet, youngest daughter of Hon.
John Innes Clarke, deceased, and Robert
Hare, Esq., of Philadelphia, in tliis town, by
Rev. Mr. Crocker.

Ann L. and John D. Handley, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Erastus, Esq., of Utica, N. Y., and Sophia
Flint, at Hartford, Ct. Gazette of

Dr. Charles, and Anne Gilman, at Cumber-
land Co., N. J., after a courtship of 26
years. Gazette of

Doborah A., aged 15, and Ansel Jones, aged
44, last 10 of which he has spent in widow-
hood, at Saybrook, Ct. Gazette of

Benjamm and Hannah Card, at Killingly. by
Rev. Mr. Whitmore. Gazette of

Henry F. and Alice Taylor, only daughter
of Edward, all of this town, by Rev. Mr.
Williams,

Lieut. Charles T., U. S. Navy, and Susan
B. Adams, granddaughter of President
John Adams, at Quincy, Mass.,

Jacob and Sarah Place, daughter of John, at
Newport, by Rev. Dr. Patten. Gazette of

George G. and Ann Eliza Westcott, by Rev.
Mr. Preston, all of and at this town,

Elizabeth, daughter of William, and James
Tuell, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Eddy,

Joshua, of New York, and Elizabeth Copp,
of and at Killingly, Ct.,

Grandison and Miss Hurd, at New-
town, Ct. Gazette of

Oliver and Miss Barnum, at Dan-
bury, Ct. Gazette of

Isaac, aged 67. and Mrs. Ann Goddard, aged
65. These parties were affianced 45 years
ago but the match was broken and each
married different ; the children of each
were present at the wedding and the son
of one had married the daughter of the
other, at Washington, by Rev. Mr. Mc-
Cormick,

Ambrose and Sarah Waterman, eldest daugh-
ter of the late James, by Rev. Mr. Potter,
at Cumberland,

Abraham, ijyi years, and Lydia Ann Watra-
ses, 14:^ years, at Waterford, Ct. Gazette of

Charlotte E. and Thomas Fletcher, Jr., both
of and at this town, bv Rev. Dr. Crocker,

Sept. 8, 181 1
Nov. 17, 181 r
July 18, 1812

June 4, 1 8 14

Jan. 7, 181 5
Jan. 21, 1 81 5

Sept. 20, 1815

Aug. 3, 1817
Feb. 14, 1S18
March 30, 1818
Julys, 18(8
Nov. 22, 1 818
Dec. 12, i8f8
Dec. 12, 1818

Oct. 7, 1819

March 12, 1820
May I, 1820
May 7, 1820

588

VITAL I;K<'()1!I) ()K FUIODK ISLAND

CLARKI-', |iihn C. and Alice (i. Denliani, daugh-
ter of Daniel, by Rev. Mr. Webb, all of and
at Ne\v])<)rt, May 21, 1820

Samuel, of Smithfield, and Rebecca Cush-
man, daughter of Samuel, of and at Attle-
boro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, June 7, 1820

Abby J. and Cajjt. Adolphus Taft, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, July 10, 1820

Saljra and Jose]>h Hamer, both of and at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict, Aug. 3, 1820

Eliza and Henry P. I5abbett, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Nov. 19, 1820

Martha 1'"., daughter of W'illiam, Es(|., and
Major Potter Browning, both of South
Kingstown, at Norwich, Ct., by Rev. Mr.
Sterry, Dec. 25, 1820

Mrs. Diana and .Aaron ( iiant, Jr., at Cumber

land, Feb. 8, 1821

Daniel R. and Maria Eddy, daughter of l-!ar-
nard, both of and at this town, by Rev. Mr.
Wil.son, Feb. 11, 1821

Bethiah and Josejih B. Peck, of this town, at
X'alley l'"alls, Smithfield, by Rev. Dr. Ben-
edict. Sept. 30, 1 82 1

Mary Y. and Robert P. Eee, at Newport.

Gazette of Jan. 9, 1822

Margaret and John G. Greene, Esc|., of War-
wick, at Dungenness, on Cumberland Isl-
and, Ga., May 15, 1822

Jabez. of this town, and Sarah l[o[)kiiis, of

and at Smithfied, Dec. i, 1822

Anna, daughter of the late Samuel, antl W'ni-

sor AldrR'h,both of and at Smithfield, Dec. 29, 1822

Mary, of this town, and John 'I'ew, of New-
port, April 30, 1823

Russell J., of Saybrook, Ct., and Martha Ann

X'ars, of and at Newport. Gazette of May 3, 1823

Ambrose and Matilda V, Eewis, both of and
at this town, by Re\'. Mr. Wilson. (Gazette
of May 28. 1823

Thomas J. and llo|)e Ann (i. Gibbs, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. Ludlow, Oct. 6, 1823

William S. and P'.liza Ann Smith, daughter of

the late lienedict, at Newport. Gazette of Oct. 4, 1823

Thomas and Eliza 1 luttlestone, at New])ort,

by Rev. Mr. Gammell, Oct. 19, 1823

Louisa, of Ilolliston, and Benjamin Addison,
of this town, at said llollistcjn, I\his.s. Ga-
zette of Dec. 6, 1823

PHOVIDKNCE GAZKTTK— MAliKIAGES 589

CLARKE Joseph, of Kdenburgh, N. Y., and
Julia Ann liddy, of and at BcUefonte, Crans-
ton. Gazette of March 20, 1824
Elam C, of this town, and lunily L. Pease,
only daughter of Hon. Oliver, of and at
Suffield, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Gay, May 19, 1824
Sarah H.,of East Greenwich, and William S.
Gardiner, of Philadelphia, at said former
town, by Rev. Mr. Alden, June 21, 1824
F^benezer and Hannah H. Barker, daughter
of the late Joshua, both of and at Newport.
Gazette of Nov. 10, 1824
Amey, youngest daughter of the late Samuel,
of Smithfield, and Capt. l^ebbeus Whipple,
at said Smithfield, Nov. 14, 1824
Chester and Sarah Gonsolve, daughter of
Capt. Joseph, both of and at this town, by
Rev. Mr. Pickering, May 19, 1825
Levi, of Cumberland, and Lydia P'arris ]?aker,
of Smithfield, at Pavvtucket, by Rev. Dr.
Benedict, May 29, 1825
Emily and Caleb Coggeshall, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 5, 1825

CLASTAND Preston, of Attleboro, and Lydia
Williams, daughter of the late Capt. John,
of Dighton, at Attleboro. Gazette of Nov. 30, 1799

CLAY Marion, daughter of Capt. James, and
Oliver Starkweather, at Pavvtucket. Ga-
zette of Jan. 8, 1785
Mary, daughter of Rev. Joseph, of Savannah,
Ga., late jjastor of Eirst l^aptist Church of
Boston, and William R. Gray, of Boston,
merchant, at Newark, N. J., Oct. 19, 1809

CLAYPOOLE David C, printer, and Peggy
Britton, daughter of Thomas, Esq., at Phil-
adelphia. Gazette of Oct. 29, 1791

CI.AYPOLE Sarah, youngest daughter of Abra-
ham, Esq., cashier of the U. S. Branch
Bank, at Chillicothe, O., and William D.
Lewis, Esq., of St. Petersburg, Russia.
Gazette of June 25, 1825

CLEMENS Richard R. and Mary Place, at Glo-

cester. Gazette of Nov. 19, 1814

CLEMENTS Hannah and William Thurber, by

the Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Feb. i, 1800

John, of Warwick, and Abigail Goss, at Som-
erset, Mass. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1804

CLEMMONS . Phebe, daughter of the late John,
of Warwick, and John Stratton, Jr., of Lee,
N. Y., at said Warwick, by Rev. Mr. Cur-
tis, Sept. 9, 1816

500 VII'. \I, RKCOHl) OK UH()[)K Isr.AM)

CLl'-KC I.awieiUc, of La lidlmc, P'rance, and
ICli/.a C. Hoardman, of Whitcshorouj;]!, N.
\'., at the house of Henjaniiii I'rescott,
near Cohoesville, N. \',; hulli deaf and
chnnh. Mr. C. is one of the instructors at
Hartford, Ct., and Miss H. one of the pupils, May 3, 1819

CLI'iVKl.ANl.) Seth and Sally Ilayward, in

this town, May 10, 1801

Benjamin and Hannah Gray, daughter of

Josei)h, at Somerset. Gazette of Oct. 25, 1823

Sarah J., eldest daughter of Cyrus, and Job
Angell, 2d, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Pick-
>-'niig. ' Sept. 27, 1824

CLIFF(JRL) Mr. , of Martha's X'iiieyard,

and Betsey Smith, of Capt. Abraham, of
ProN'idence. Gazette of No\'. 17, 1770

l-'reelove, nl this town, and Nathaniel Marie,

of Leicester, ^hlss., by Rev. Dr. Gano, Jan. ig, 1812

John, merchant, formerly of this town, and
Mary Wallace, daughter of 15enjamin, Esq.,
of and at Albany, N. Y., by Rev. Dr.
Neill. (iazette of March 4, 1815

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Benjamin,
V.sq., and Albert G. Greene, Escp, attorney
at law, both of and at this town, by Re\-.
Mr. Kdes, ' Nov. 8. 1824

CLINTON Cornelia Tojiiian, daughter of Gov-
ernor Clinton, and ICdmund Charles Genet,
at New \'ork, b)- the Rew Di'. Rogers.
Gazette of Nov. 22, 17CJ4

CLOLUill Sally and Ca|)t. Samuel Currier, at
Rochester, N. ^'., his si.xth wife. Gazette
<if Oct. 23, 1820

COATI-;S Capt. Daniel and Hannah Weeden,

daughter ol Samuel, (iazette of Oct. 16, 1790

L)'dia, daughtei- of Samuel, of l'hiladel|)hia,
and Nathaniel (ireene Minturn, of New
Ynvk, at said former jilace. Gazette of July 2, 1808

Rebecca, of New York, and John Cotton,
who lost both arms in defentling the brig
Patriot against pirates. Gazette of Dec. 17, 1823

C015B Nelly, daughter of Hon. David, and Joseph

Hodges, merchant, at Tauntoi;. Gazette of March 3, 1792
Nancy, daughter of Jonathan, and Ap]iollos
H. Leonard, at Taunton, L)y the Rew Mr.
l'i|>on, Oct. 5, 1800

Ann, daughter of Thomas, and Robert

Andrews, at Scituate. (Gazette of June 9,1804

Sabra, daughter of CHis, of Wrentham, and
Jose|)h I'". Holmes, of this town, at said
Wrentham, 1)\- Rew Mr. l'"iske, Apiil 5, 1820

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE^MAKKlA(iK« 59I

COBB G. D. VV., Esq., attorney at law, and Abby
Crocker, daughter of Hon. Samuel, at
Taunton. Gazette of May 22, 1S22

Elinas and Betsey Gushing, both of and at

Seekonk, March 30, 1823

COBERG of Saalfield, Prince of, his Serene
Highness Leopold George Frederick,
Duke of Sa.xe, Margrave of Meissen, "
Landgrave of Thuringen, etc., and Her
Royal Highness Princess Cliarlotte Au-
gusta of Wales, daughter of the Prince
Regent of England and heiress presump-
tive to British throne ; the Prince is in his
26th, and the Princess in her 20th year, in
London, May 2, 181 6

COBLEIGH Ephrami and Ann Marshall, at

Newport. Gazette of April 28, 1824

COBURN William, a native of the United King-
dom, and Marcy Warner, of Glocester, in
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Gazette
of Sept. II, 1 813

COCKRAN Capt. Robert and Mary Elliott, at

Charleston, S. C, Feb. 3, 1763

COCHRAN Lydia M. and James M. Shelly, in

this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge, March 11, 1824

CODDINGTON Betsey, daughter of the late
William, Esq., of Newport, and Samuel
Thompson. Gazette of Nov. i, 1783

Jenny, daughter of the late Capt. John, and

Martin lienson, merchant. Gazette of Sept. 3, 1785

Hope, eldest daughter of Capt. Edward, and
Capt. Joseph J. Tripp, at Newport. Ga-
zette of Oct. 29, 1796
John and Hannah Wilson, daughter of Jona-
than, Jr., at Newport. Gazette of June 20, i8oi
Sarah Ann and John W. Davis, Jr., both of
and at Newport, Oct. 31, 1822

COFFEY Mary and Lewis Engels, both of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Aug. 16, 1806

COFFIN Capt. Shubael, of Nantucket, and

Sally Olney, of Richard, of this town, Dec. 2, 1784

Mr. , of Nantucket, and P^lizabeth

Woodruff, of Southwork, at Philadelphia.
Gazette of Aug. 4, 1804

Robert S., Esq., (Boston Bard) and Sarah

Moore, of and at Philadelphia, April 20, 1819

Susan P., daughter of Capt. James J., and
Joseph C. Malcolm, editor " Nantucket
Inquirer," at Nantucket. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1821

i\tiv. 8,

1788

Niiv. 5,

1796

Aug. 7.

1802

\pril 28,

1804

April 6,

1805

Oct. 12,

1805

Nov. I,

1806

;3<)2 \ rr.\.r. kkcokd ok hhodk island

COGCKSHALI, Hannah, of Bristol, and Will-
iam White, (it Providence. Gazette of Veh. 13,
(ieorgc, of l^ri.stol, and Lucy Bowcn, daugh-
ter of the late 'I'homas, at Rehoboth. Ga

zette of
I'iliza, daughter of Billings, and I'eter

Kaighn, at Newport, (lazette of
Mr.s. Martha and Latham Thurston, at New-
port. Gazette of
.Sarah, of l^ristol, and Garder Hazard, of

Newport, at Portsmouth. Gazette of
Cai)t. David M. and Ann Almy, daughter of

Jonathan, Lsq., at Newport, by Rev. Dr.

Patten, (iazette of
Hannah, daughter of Thomas, and Joshua

Nichols, at Newjiort. Gazette ol
I\Iary, daughter of William, and William

'I'ille)', Jr., at Newport. Gazette of
Ann, tlaughter of William, and Jonathan T.

Almy, at Newport, by Rev. Dv. Patten.

Gazette of Jan. 13,

.Susannah, daughter of William, and Thomas

Townsend, Jr., at Newport, by Rev. P)r.

Patten. Gazette of
Mrs. Lucy and Col. Samuel Wanhvell, at

Bristol,
Henry and Ann liliza B. Shaw, daughter of

the late Capt. Anthony, by Rev. Dr. (jano,

all of and at this town,
/.elicia, d.iughler of Jonathan, and Peleg

Taylor, both ot Portsmouth, at Newport.

Gazette of
Samuel, ICsq., and Llizabeth B. Munroe,

eldest daughter of Major Hezekiah, both of

and at ]5ristol, by Rev. Mr. f^ates,
Mary M., daughter of the late Chaiies, and

Joseph Low, both of and at this town, by

Rev. Dr. (Jano,
John P., of Middletown, and .Sarah Anthony,

of I'ortsmouth, at Newport, (jazette of
Ruth Ann, daughter of Caleb, and Capt.

Jacob P. Stanley, of Maine, at Scituate.

Gazette of
Lucinda and William Allen, Lscp, both of

and at Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,
Phebe, of .Seekonk, and James Hutchinson,

of Northampton, at said Seekonk, by Rev.

Mr. B.irney,
Caleb and lunily Clarke, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Aug

■ 5-

1815

Nov.

30,

1817

Aug.

29,

1819

Jan.

'3.

1821

May

'5.

1821

June

17.

1821

Oct.

22

1823

Nov.

29.

1823

Nov.

30,

1823

Sept.

'4.

1824

Oct

• 5.

1825

'73

810

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTl-:— MARRIAGKirJ 593

COIT Joseph and Eunice Gladding, at Bristol,

by Rev. Mr. Griswold. Gazette of April 30, 1808

COKE Rev. Thomas, one of the Methodist
Bishops of the United States, married in
Europe. (It was reported in a jjrevious
number that he had died.) Gazette of Aug. 17, 1805

COLE Cyrus and Maria Jackson, only daughter

of Capt. Thomas, by the Rev. Dr. Gano, Feb. 27, 1800

Col. Benjamin and I'atience Cole, at Warren.

Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Patience and Col. Benjatain Cole, at Warreti.
Gazette of Feb. 25, 1804

Mary, daughter of Col. Benjamm, and Alvin

Burt, at Warren. Gazette of May 25, 1805

Phebe, of Warwick, and Benjamm E. Jones,
of this town, at Warwick, by the Rev. Mr.
Littlefield. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1806

Ann, daughter of the late William, and
Matthew Cozzens, at Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Eddy. Gazette of Oct. 17, 1807

Olive and Hon. Zephaniah Eames, at Ster-
ling, Ct. Gazette of .May 5, 1810

David, of Swanzey, and I'atty Cole, at War-
ren. Gazette of Jan. 12, 181 i

Patty and David Cole, of Swanzey, at War-
ren. Gazette of Jan. 12, 181 1

Martha, eldest daughter of Cajit. Ebenezer,
of Warren, and John F. Phillips, editor of
the Herald of the United States, at War-
ren. Gazette of June 8, 1811

Betsey, youngest daughter of the late Allen,
and Shubael Burr, at Warren, by Rev. Mr.
Baker. Gazette of July 20, 181 1

David, of Swanzey, and Amey Snow, daugh-
ter of Daniel, of and at this town, by Rev.
Mr. Wilson, April 25, 1813

Remember and Sophia Day, daughter of

Joel, Esq., at Killingly, Ct. Gazette of Nov. 5, 1814

Mary, of Warwick, and Lewis Warren, by

Rev. Dr. Gano. in this town. Gazette of Apiil 1, 181 5

Eunice and Ebenezer l^artlett. at Navy. Vt.,

(first marriage in town). Gazette of April 8, 1815

John and Surruia Parke, of this town, at Bris-
tol, April 13, i8t5

Nathaniel and Sally Briggs, of Attleboro, at

Rehoboth. Gazette of Oct. 28, 1815

Eltoemal, daughter of Simeon, of Rehoboth,
and Joseph Snow, of this town, at said Re-
hoboth, by Lemuel Maconiber, Plsq., Sejit. i, 1816

504 \ ll'AL KKCOlil) OK KHOliK ISLAND

COLK William, of Seekoiik, aiulOlivc Richard-
son, of ami at Mansfield, by Rc\'. Mr.

Briggs, May 28, 181 7

Capt. Hutchinson A. and Saiah H. FA-

dredge, ooth of Warwick, by Rev. Mr.

Northup. Gazette of Oct. 11, 1S17

Hannah, eldest daughter of Noah, and Chad

Mason, both of and at Cumberland, by Rev.

Mr. Potter, ' Nov. i, i8i8

Christiana, of Warren, anil Cornelius S.

Tom]ikins, of Seekonk, at said Warren, by

Rev. Mr. Rexford, June 17, 1821

Eli/a, youngest daughter of the late Capt.

I^beiiezer, and Rev. Fla\'cl Shurtleff, both

of Warren, at Pawtucket, by Rev. Ur. ]5en-

edict, Aug. i, 1821

Ca])t. Samuel and Patience G. Maxwell,

daughter of James, Esq., both of anil at

Warren, by Rev. Mr. Baker, Aug. 30, 1821

Capt. Ebenezer and Maria W. Thompson,

eldest daughter of the late Dr. Thompson,

at Warren, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff. Ga-
zette of Dec. 15, 1821
Susan and Samuel Westcott, Jr., buth <if and

at this town. Gazette of Jul)' 27, 1S22

William, of North Kingstown, and I,\(lia

(iray, daughter of Thomas, of and at Tiver-
ton. Gazette of Aug. 17, 1822
Lucy, daughter of John, Escp, and Isbon

Sherman, at Warwick, bv Rev. Mr. Shurt-
leff, ' Feb. 2, 1823
Martha and Allen Brown, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Sept. i, 1823

Susan I'"rances and Herman Stanley, in this

town, by Rev. Mr. P2des, Sept. 22, 1823

lietsey, tlaughter of Jonathan, of Warren,

and Abraham Pearsons, of Cireenwich, N.

v., at said Warren, Feb. 8, 1824

Josejjh and P^liza Rounds, both of and at

Pawtucket, by Rev. Isaac Chace, Aug. 5, 1824

Jeremiah and Rebecca Veiineman, at War-
ren, (lazette of Oct. 13, 1824
George W. and C^itharine Weaver, daughter

of Perry, at Ne\v|x)rt. Gazette of Oct. 20, 1824

Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Cyrus,

of this town, and Rev. William Leverett,

of Ro.xbury, Mass., at this town, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, March 29. 1825

Elijah and Reuben, twin brothers, ot China,

Me., married l^lizabeth and Mary Jones,

twin sisters, and daughters of ICdward, of

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 595

COLE:

Brunswick, at the Friends' Meeting House
at Durham, Me. Gazette of
COLEMAN Margaret, daughter of John, of this
town, and Esek Dexter,

Benjamin, of this town, and Eliza Shepherd,
of New Bedford. Gazette of

Nathaniel and Abigail Brown, daughter of
Samuel, in this town. Gazette of

Eliza, of this town, and Joseph Earle, of and
at Nantucket. Gazette of

Mrs. Eunice, of Nantucket, and Major Peter
Grinnell, of this town, at Nantucket,

Lydia and William T. Grmnell, by Rev. Mr.
Wilson,

Polly C. and John S. Harris, merchant, in
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Rev. P^benezer, pastor of the Congregational
Church, at Tiverton, and /Vbby Pitman, at
Newport. Gazette of

Julia Ann and George Grinnell, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. Kdes,

William and Harriet Davis, daughter of the
late ]?enjamin, Esq., at Somerset,
COLLAMORE Mrs. Maria p:iiza, and Israel
Ames, of Boston, by Rev. Dr. Gano, in
this town,
COLLIER Rebecca C. and Sampson Martin, at
Pawtucket, by Rev. Dr. Benedict,

Mrs. Mary, of Sterling, Ct., and Joseph Ar-
nold, Esq., (S. C. ), of Warwick, a .said
Sterling, Dec. 12, 1820

COLLINS Mrs. Ann, of this town, and Peter

Randall, of North Providence. Gazette of Feb. 3, 1781

John A., of Newport, and Sally Avery, daugh-
ter of John, at Boston. Gazette of July 25, 1795

Capt. Charles, Jr., of Warren, and Lydia
Bradford, daughter of the Hon. William,
at Bristol. Gazette of Oct. 21, 1797

Mary, youngest daughter of the late Gover-
nor Collins, and Caleb Gardiner, Esq., at
Newport. Gazette of Oct. 26, 1799

Rebecca, daughter of Isaac, printer, and Ste-
phen Grellet, merchant, of New York, at
P'riends' Meeting House, New York. (]a-
zette of l'"eb. 1 1, 1804

Triphenia, of Danxers, and William Marston,

merchant, at Boston, ( lazette of Oct. 31, 1807

Caleb and Nancy Jakeways, at East Green-
wich, Nov. 8, 1807

Oct. 8,

1825

May 23,

1790

April 18,

1795

Oct. 22,

1796

March 19.

1803

June 18,

1809

Dec. 8,

1811

June 25,

1815

Jan. 30.

1819

Oct. 12,

1820

Se])t. 29,

1822

July 7.

1824

May 21,

1820

59(5 VITAL HKCOHI) OK lillODK ISLAND

COLLIN'S l^'rancis and Aceiness Collnr, by Kcv.

Mr. Wilson, Jan. 22, 1810

Mar)-, tlaiightcr of John A., and Jo.siah Law-
ton, of this town, merchant, at l''nends'

Meeting House, Newport, May 3, 18 10

Isaac, Jr., of New York, and Margaret Mor-
ris, of and at Burlington, N. J., Oct. 4, 1810
Kuth, dauf;hter of Beriah, ICsq., of I'oster,

and John W. Smith, of and at .Scituate, by

Rev. Mr. Stone. Gazette of April 22, 1S15

Anna and John Ingalls, after a moderate

courtshi]) of ten years, at Lynn. Gazette

of Nov, 15, 1817

Ann and Brig. Gen. D I'arkei-, adju-
tant and inspector general V. S. Army,

at Washington. Gazette of Jan. 31, 1818

Mrs. Hannah, of Canterbury, Ct., and Jerath-

meel Jenckes, Esq., of and at I'awtiicket,

by Rev. Dr. Benedict, May 7, 1820

Lewis, of Massachusetts, and Lunice Weaver,

youngest daughter of Dutee, Lsq., of and

at Last Greenwich, by Rev. Mr. Waldron, Oct. 24, 1820

Sarah, of I'"oster, and Charles A. Taylor, of

this town, at said Foster, by Rev. Mr.

Stone, Aug. 19, 1822

Nancy and George W. Craft, at New Lon-
don, N. H. Gazette of March 5, 1823
Eliza, daughter of John A., Esq.. and Joseph

S. Covell, at Newport. Gazette of April 9, 1823

Lewis, editor of the " Eagle," and Mary

Eleanor Peers, daughter of Major V- •,

at Maysville, Ky. Gazette of May 7, 1823

Timothy C, of Hopkinton, and Mary Ann

(Jardiner, daughter of the late I'elcg, at

the P'riends Meeting House, Tortsmouth.

Gazette of Oct. 11, 1823

Maria, daughter of Dr. Amos, ami Dr. Jere-
miah W. Olney, at Cranston. Gazette of Dec. 27, 1S23
Sarah, daughter of Jabez, of Ho[)kinton, and

Joseph Greene, of Jamestown, at l'"riends

Meeting House, Hopkinton. Gazette of May 5, 1824

Juli.i, daughter oi John A., ICsq , and Milton

Hall, at Newjiort. Gazette of June 12, 1824

Cajit. Haile and Mary Ma.xwell, eighth

daughter of Capt. James, both of Warren,

at Swanzey. Gazette of Nov. 3, 1S24

Jacob and Lydia Collins, both of Lynn,

Mass., in this town, by Rev. Mr. Webb, July 24, 1825

Lydia and Jacob Collms, both of Lynn,

Mass., iu this town, by Rev. Mr. Webb, July 24, 1825

PROVIDENCE GAZETTE— MARRIAGES 597

COLLINS William A. and Love Baxter, both

of and at this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickerinf;, Sejit, 25, 1825
COLLOR Aceine.ss and Francis Collins, by

Rev. Mr. Wilson, Jan. 22, 1810

COLMAN Dorothy and Philander Wilmarth,
by Rev. Mr. I'reston, all of and at this
town, Jan. 31, 1820

COLT Christopher, merchant, and Sally Cald-
well, daughter of John, Esq., at Hartford,
Ct. Gazette of April 20, 1805

COLVIN Ira and Betsey Hyde, daughter of

Squire, of and at Coventry, Dec. 20, iSio

COLWELL Mary, daughter of John, Esq., of
Burrillville, and John C. Hardenburgh, by
Rev. Mr. Preston. Gazette of Oct. 9, i8ig

COMB Mr. and Miss Ruffhead,

at Savannah, Ga. Gazette of Sept. 25, 1802

COMSTOCK Andrew and Olive Foster, daugh-
ter of John, Esq. Gazette of Oct. 10. 1772

Mary, widow of Ezekiel, of Smithfield, and
Caleb Greene, of Providence, at F"riends'
Meeting House, Woonsocket. Gazette of Jan. 15, 1780

Jerusha, daughter of Samuel, of Glocester,
and Joseph Mann, of Smithfield. Ga-
zette of May 7, 1785

Waite, daughter of the late ICzekiel, of
Smithfield, and Thomas Greene, of this
town, at P"riends' Meeting House, March 8, 1787

Henry and Sally Greene, daughter of Caleb,
at the Friends Meeting House, in this
town. Gazette of Jan. 5, 1788

Dr. Ezekiel and Polly Whipple, daughter of

Abraham, Esq. Gazette of July 18, 1789

Dr. Ephraim and Abigail De.xter, of North

Providence. Gazette of March 5, 1791

Lydia, daughter of Dr. Ichabod, of Smith-
field, and Lewis Dexter, of North Provi-
dence. Gazette of Feb. 9, 1793

Mrs. Marcy, widow of Capt. Joseph, and Col.
John Remington, at Cheshire, Mass. Ga-
zette of Nov. 21. 1795

Dr. Joseph and Sarah R. I'erry, daughter of
Dr. Joshua, at South Kingstown. Ga-
zette of June 26, 1 802

Sarah, of this town, and Samuel Comstock,
merchant, of Lansingburgh, N. Y. Ga-
zette of A])ril 16. 1803

Samuel, merchant, of Lansingburgh, N. Y.,
and Sarah Comstock, of this town. Ga-
zette of April 16, 1803

598 VITAL KKCOKI) OK KHODK ISLAND

COiMSTOCK Patience and I^lislia Arnold, at

Sniithfield. (lazetteof May 12,

Susan, daughter of the late Ur. Ichabod, and
Abner H.iitlett, of Cumberland, at Smith-
field, Jan. 29,

Henry and Clarrissa y\riiold, at Siuilhfield.

Gazette of April 12,

Capt., of Providence, and y\nn Weeden,
daughter of Isaac, formerly of New Lon-
don, at New York, by Rev. Dr. McKnight.
Gazette of June 27,

Lucinda, daughter of Jabez, and P)r. Sylves-
ter Knight, of Warwick, at Chatham, Ct.
Gazette of June 25,

Cajit. William and l^ethiah (Jorhani, Aug. 28,

Ann, ikiughter of Ca])t. lienjamin, and .Sam-
uel Thurber, Jr., l)y Rew Dr. (jano, Nov. 20,

W'elcouie, of North Providence, and /\nn
Arnold, dauglitei' of Israel, ol and .it
Smithlield, l'"eb. 4,

Abigail D., daughter of the late Di'. Liihrcdui,
and James W. Fosdick, Esq., merchant,
both of this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, May 2,

Catharine Sjirout, youngest daughter of Dr.
I'lzekiel, and William Metcalf NIann, one of
the editors of the American, at .Smithlield,
by Rev. Mr. lules,

Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of 1 )r. I\/ekiel,
and I )a\id Ann l-'isher, of Wrenth.im,
meicli.int, .it .Smithfield, by Rev. Mr. Idles,

GeiMge W., of Smithfield, and Comfort Jos-
lin, of and at Thompson, Ct., h\' Rew Mr.
Crosby,

l'!|)lir.iim, of this town, and Deboi.ih ;\ngell,
d.inghtei' of Col. lohn, of and at .Smith-
fielc'l, by Rev. Mr. lules,

Abigail, of Wrentham, and Capt. /\lvin
Jenckes, of P.nvtucket, at said \\'rentham,
by Rev. Mr. Willianis,

Mary and Pitts .Soutl.witk, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

("apt. William, of slc.imbo.it I'tilton, and
Harriet Pierson, eldest daughter ol Capt,
.S.muiel, of this town, at New \'oik, b)'
Re\'. 1 )r. Romeyn,

.Maria .\mi and William 11. 'Fownsenil, both
of aiul at this town, by Rev. i;r. Gano,
C().\'.'\\"r .Mary and ]'~[)hraim Cummings, at
Cinentry, by Rev. Mr. Curtis,

Nancy ami John Lassell, both ol this town,
by Rev. 1 )r. ( iauo.

7\pril

-^5.

1815

April

•^5.

1815

I'eb

■ 4.

1S17

Sejit.

16,

1819

Dec.

'4>

1820

Aug

■ 7.

1824

Sci>t. 19,

1824

I )ec. 6,

1824

Oct. 26,

1809

Oct. 31,

1817

804

806
S06

807

808
808

,So8
810
814

PROVIDENCK GA/ETTK— MAKKIAUES 599

CONDY Capt. Thomas Hollis, of Boston, and

Polly Aborn, daughter of Col. Samuel, of

Pawtuxet. Gazette of June 20, 1789

Thomas Hollis, Jr., of this town, and Maria

Frances Remington, daughter of the late

Capt. Charles, at Pawtu.xet, by the Rev.

Mr. Jacobs, -Aug. 23, 1S15

Mrs. Mary F"rances, daughter of the late

Charles Remington, of Pawtu.xet, and

Samuel Aborn Condy, of this town, at

-said Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Sept. i, 1824

Samuel Aborn, of this town, and Mrs. Mary

Francis Condy, daughter of the late

Charles Remington, of and at Pawtuxet,

by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Sept. i, 1824

Mary Ann, daughter of Capt. Thomas II,,

and Rev. Flbridge G. Howe, of Ilhnois, at

Pawtuxet, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, Aug. 15, 1825

CONGDON Ephraim and p:iizabeth Ashton, by

Rev. Mr. Stanwood, Nov. 23, 1788

Abigail, daughter of John, Esq., and Capt.

Samuel Packard, of this town, at Narragan-

sett. Gazette of Dec. 19, 1789

Sarah, daughter of Josejjh, and Jesse Eddy,

of Northbridge, at Friends' Meeting House,

in this town. Gazette of Feb. 5, 1791

Sally, daughter of Samuel, and Capt. Robert

Robinson, of New]5ort, at South Kings-
town. Gazette of March 28, 1795
Patience, of Thompson, Ct., and Willard

Arnold, late of Providence, at Thompson,

Ct., by Rev. Mr. Dow, Dec. 10, 1809

Phebe, daughter of Jonathan, of this town,

and Effingham Lawrence Capron, of

Uxbridge, Mass., at the Friends' Meeting

House here, Oct. 30, 1817

Ruth Eddy, second daughter of Jonathan, of

this town, and Peleg Howland, Jr., of

Poughkeepsie, N. Y., merchant, at the

Friends' Meeting House here, July 29, 1818

Senaca, of Leicester, Mass., and Hope Ann

Gould, of Wickford, in this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, Nov. 11, 1820

Mary, daughter of Thomas R., and Daniel

W. Watson, both of and at Jamestown.

Gazette of May i, 1822

Benjamin, of Jamestown, and Sarah Ann

Burdick, daughter of the Rev. Henry, at

Newport. Gazette of April 9, 1823

(;()() VITAL l!K('()I!l) OK UIIODK ISLAND

CONCiDON Alice H., daughter of George, and
Capt. Robert H. Chaniiilain, at South
Kingstown. Gazette of March 3,

Welcome, of this town, and Mary Dennis,
daughter of Jonathan, of Newport, at
P'riends Meeting House there, Dec. 11,

Rebecca II and Stephen S. Potter, both of
and at Cranston, by Rev. Mr. Shurtleff, July 18,

Isaac, Jr., of Cranston, and .Sally rcckham,

of South Kingstown, July 11,

COXXOR Thomas, Msq., aged 81 years, antl

Susannah Jones, aged 16 years, both ot

I'rince George Co., Md , at Washington.

Ga/ette of " May 9,

CUX.STANTINK Charles, of New York, and

Abby Godfrey, of and at this town, by

Kev. Dr. Crocker,

CCHJKl''. ll.umah, of Nicholas, and Hcnjaniin

Cushing, Jr., merchant, both of j'rovidence,

I'oUy, daughter of Hon. Nicholas, and Ca|it.
Oliver Howen. at Providence,

.\:inc)', daughter of Hon. Nicholas, antl
Capt. Robert Sterry, at I'rovidcnce. (ia-
zette of

Cai)t. J(jseph and i\Iiss .Susaiuiah llairis,
daughter of llfnr\', dec. Gazette of

.Mrs. Marv and Paul Allen, merchant. Ga-
zette of'

Xicholas, Jr., and Joanna Hopkins, daughter
of C,ipt. Christo]iher, dec. (lazette ot

luisign, ot (ilocester, and Hctscv Csliei,
daughter of the late Rev. Mr. t'sher, of
liristol. (jazette of h'eb. 27,

Sail)', daughter of Hon Xichola^, and I.ieut.
Col. Jeremiah Olney, ot tlie 2d R. I. Regi-
ment', Apiil 26,

Sally, ilaughter of the kite Cajit. Silas, of
VVarwick, and Amos Aldridge, of Cumlier-
land. (Kizette of ^ July 26,

lesse and Rosannah .Sheldon, daughter of

Capt. (/hristophei-. G.izettc of Aug, 30,

Sus.innah, d.uighter of the late Capt. .Silas,

of Warwick, anil Dan I'aine (ia/etteot .^cpt. 11.

Jesse and ll.mnah Waiiiei', daughter ot

Capt. Samuel. Gazette of P'ob. 26,

Capt. Joseph H. and Abigail Allen, daughter

of Amos, (kizetteof March 19,

Ilo|)kins, I'lsq., and Mrs. Maigaiet Pierce, at

Mast Greenwich, 'lazette of .Sept. 22,

May

' 3<

1822

N.iv

■ 5.

1769

Nov.

■9.

1769

Nov

0

177"

Dec.

26,

1772

May

2H.

> 774

Jan.

'7.

1778

824

824
825

816

779
780

7^5

7^ A
791
79"
792

PROVIDENCE GAZEITE— MARRIAGES (JQl

COOKE Deborah, daughter of Charles, of Coven-
try, and Abraham Borden Rathburn, of
South Kingstown, at Friends Meeting
House, Foster. Gazette of Oct. 13, 1792

Thomas and Sally Hall. Gazette of June 8, 1793

Dr. Nicholas and Elizabeth Arnold, daughter

of Capt. David, at Warwick. Gazette of March 18, 1797

Amasa and Polly Heaton, daughter of
Nathaniel, at Wrentham, by Rev. William
Williams. Gazette of

Nathaniel, of this town, and Anna Bowen,
daughter of Col. Aaron. Gazette of

Harriet, daughter of the late Daniel, Esq.,
and George W. Page, merchant,

Capt. J and Eliza Dennison. Gazette of

Mrs. Sarah, daughter of the late Col. Levi
Hall, and Dr. Thomas M. Burrows. Ga-
zette of

Hannah, daughter of the late Daniel, and
Henry P. P'ranklin, merchant,

Ann, daughter of the late Daniel, and
Stephen Thayer,

Joseph S. and Mary Welch, both of this
town, by Rev. Dr. Gano,

Benoni and Amey Brown, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
Gazette of

Ariel, of Cumberland, and Eliza Sabin,
daughter of John, in this town,

Ann C., daughter of Cyres, Esq., and Heze-
kiah Cady, all of and at Glocester,

Abigail and George Gilmore, both of Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 3, i8io

George F., the comedian, and Mrs. V. M.
Behn, daughter of James Bryden, keeper
of the Tontine Coffee House, at New York.
Gazette of June2g, iSii

Sarah W., daughter of the late Daniel, of this
town, and Oliver Sheperd, of Wrentham,
merchant, by Rev. Dr. Gano, June 2, 1813

Phebe Earle, of Warren, and William Fowler,
of Pawtucket, at Barrington. Gazette of Sept. 17, 18 14

Ensign Eleazerand Narcissus Cooke, at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Mr. Grossman, V Nov. 16, 1S14

Narcissus and Ensign Eleazer Cooke, at Cum-
berland, by Rev. Mr. Grossman, Nov-. 16, 1814

Phebe, youngest daughter of John W., of
Glocester, and Pardon A. Brown, of this
town, at said Glocester, by Rev. Mr. Coop-
er, May 7, 1 8 1 5

Jan. 20,

1798

/larch 30,

1799

Feb. 22,

:i8oi

Aug. I,

1801

Jan. 14,

1804

Dec. 18,

1804

Sept. 7,

1806

Sept. 21,

1807

Nov. 14,

1807

Sept. 10,

1809

May 27,

1810

(;n2 VITAI, liKCOKI) OK RHODK ISLAND

COOKl': I'arlcy, eldest daughter of Col. Levi, of

CuDiherland, antl Olney Mason, at said

Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. I'otter, Dec. 28, 1817

Dutee, of Hcllingham, Mass., .md Ilansi

Mowry, daughter of Augustus, of Union,

Me., at Cumberland, by Rev. Mr. I'otter, A])ril 2, 1818

Charlotte and 'I'honias C. Mull, in this town,

by Re\'. Mr. Wilson, Aug. 22, i8ig

Mary li., daughter of Thomas, of this town,

and W'llliam II. Male, at this town, by Rev.

Mr. ICdes, ' Feb. i. 1S20

l{llis and Melmd.i I'"olk'tt, daughter of Com-
fort, b\' Re\'. Ml'. I'otter, all of ,nid at Cum-
berland, July 2, 1820
Ali)ha, daughter of Major Biiia. and Lyman

Hurlingame, both of and at Cumberland, by

Rev. Mr. I'otter, Oct. i, 1820

Nancy and I.arkin Moore, a traxeller, at 15e\-

erly. (iazette of Jan. 3, 1S21

I'hebe, daughter of Daniel, and William

Albro, both of I'ortsnionth, at Newport.

Gazette ol Jan. 13, 1821

Eli/a, eldest daughtei' of Robert, and James

W'ardlow, both of this town, at Seekonk.

Cazette of Jan. 27, 1821

Caleb C. an<l .Sarah Ann Warner, both of

and at this town, by Rev. Dr. (iano, April 3, 1821

I'hebe A., daughter of the late John, Esq.,

and Roger Hoone Lawton, of Ch.irleston,

.S. Cat Newport, (iazette of Aug. 15, 1821

Penelope, of Coventry, and Charles Johnston,

of Hellefonte, Penn., at Groton, Ct , Sept. 30, 1821

I,)(lia and John Henderson, both of and at

New|)oi-t. (iazette of Oct. 27, 1S21

I'enel(j])e, of this town, and Dr. Charles John-
ston, at .Stonington, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 8, 1821
Willis and Sail)' Cushing, both of and at

.Smith lield, Dec. 9, 1821

William and Hannah Horden, daughter of

Richard, at Tiverton, (iazette of Nov. 13, 1822

Amos, Jr., and Polly I-'oUett, ilaughler of

I. uthei, of anil at Cumberland, (iazette of April 12, 1823
Maiy Ann, in this town, and Major Henry

Ilolden, in this town, by Rev. Mr. ICdes. Oct. 2, 1823

Caleb, of Troy, Mass.. and Patience Irish, of

Portsmouth, at New]iort. (iazette ot Oct. 22, 1823

Alpha and David D. Kent, both of and at

Cundjerland. (iazette of June 19, 1824

Cai)t. Charles Clarke and Mary Collms Webb,

daughter of Rev. Mr. Webb, at Newport.

Gazette of Seiit. 8, 1824

PROVrDENCE GAZETTE— MARKI AG f:S

603

COOKE William H. and Caroline Jenckes. daugh-
ter of John, Esq., of and at Smithfieid, by
Rev. Dr. Gano, Au?. ^i, iS-'?

COOMER Henry, of Bristol, and Prudence

Ladue, of and at Harrington. Gazette of Feb. lo, 1821

COOLEY Franklin and Abigail Harwood.dauo-h-

ter of John, |r., by Rev. Mr. Wilson, alfof

thistovv-n, Nov. 2, 1809

Capt. Cbauncey, Jr., of Providence, and

Mary Waterman, of and at Glastonbury.

r- ^'^■' T . , ■ '^^'^^- 3. 1813

Capt. Lyman, of this town, and Pamelia

Blodgett, eldest daughter of Russell, of

and at East Windsor, Ct., Sept 9, 1819

Flniily, eldest daughter of Capt. Chauncey,

and Stephen Branch, both of and at this

LUOLIUGE Cornelius, merchant, and Sarah

Grant, at Boston. Ciazette of Feb 20 iSn?

COONEY J. F. and Charlotte L. Chapin, both ' '

of and at this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Seiit 23 1824

COOPER Samuel and Jane Miller, at Plainfield,

Ct Gazette of Sept. 8, 1798

Sarah, daughter of Capt. David, and William

Hammond, at Rehoboth, by Rev. Mr.

Hill. Gazette of May 30, 1807

Thomas A., Esq., tragedian, and Mary Far-
lie, at New York. Gazette of June 27, 1812
Allen and Susan Marsh Barker, eldest

daughter of the late Isaac, both of this

town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Aug. 10, 1816

David and Huldah Read, only daughter of

Oliver, both of Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.

T.,^'^"\^."; . J»'ie 10, 1817

PJder Calvin and I<:iiza Card, both of Kill-

ingly, Ct., by Rev. Mr. Day. Gazette of June 28, 1817

Moses, of Newport, and Mrs. Mary Palmer,

of this town, by Rev. Mr. Baker, April 23 1818

Anstress and William S. Nichols, by Rev.

Dr. Gano, Sept. 13, 1820

Abel, of Seekonk, and Mary Newman,

daughter of Rev. David, at Rehoboth, by

Rev. Mr. Luther, P'eb. 18, 1821

Harriet and Ephraim Thurber, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Oathman, iMay 19, 1822

Capt. Edmund, of North Kingstown, and

Nancy Perkin.s, of E.xeter, at said North

Kingstown. Gazette of Auo-. 21, 1S22

Benjamin, of Medfield, and Phebe C. Smith,

of and at Rehoboth. Gazette of Jan. 22, 1823

gQ4 NITAL RKCOHI) OF UHODK ISLAND

COOl'l^LR licniamin, of Medfield, Mass., and

Phebe C. Smith, of and at Rchoboth. Ga-
zette of l""eb. I, 1S23
COPELANU Charles, merchant, and Fanny

Melville. It is a remarkable fact that

these i)arties have each 17 brothers and

sisters, all living. Gazette of Oct. 7, 1769

COPP P:iizabeth, of Killingly, Ct., and Joshua

Clarke, of New York, at said Killingly, Ct., Nov. 22, 1818
CORBETT Otis, of Worcester, and Mary S.

Grafton, of this town, by Rev. Mr. Cornell, March 8, 1807
Penuel, of Virginia, and Mary Ann Bourn,

daughter of Shearjashub, l{sq., of and at

l',ristol, at the Congregational Meeting

House, by Rev. Mr. Mann, March 8, 1821

COR BIN Matilda and [ohn Wakefield, both of

Dudley, Mass., in 'this town, Oct. 9, 1814

Benjamin and Mary Bowen, daughter of the

late Simeon, at Seekonk, by Re\. Mr.

Pitman, Nov. 27, 1814

Aaron, of Woodstock, and Betsey Johnson,

of and at Thompson. Gazette of Jan. 17, 1824

COREY Sally and David A. Bacon. Gazette of July 12, 1794

Oliver and Amelia Whipple, daughter of Jo-
seph, at Smithfield, by the Rev. Dr. Gano.

Gazette of Dec. 3, 1796

Caleb and Esther Adams, daughter of the

late Stephen, of this town. Gazette of Nov. 10, 1798

Caleb and Hannah Borden, daughter of Wil-
liam, at Newjiort. Gazette of May 26, 1804
Lydia, of East Greenwich, and Welcome A.

Stone, of this town. Gazette of April 1 1, 1807,

Thomas and Sally Monroe, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano, Sept. 25, 1808

Amelia, of ICast Greenwich, and John Tyler,

of Providence, by Rev. Mr. Cornell, Feb. 6, 1809

Ann Maria, daughter of the late Capt. Eben-

czer, and John Eeveret Henshaw, mer-
chant, in this town, by Rev. Mr. Edes. June 16, 1814
Martha, youngest daughter of the late Capt.

William, and James M. Pike, in this town,

by Rev. Dr. Gano, July 31, 1814

Caleb and Mary Way, both of and at New-

])ort, by Rev. Mr, Elton, Ajiril 12, 1818

Amey, daughter of the late Capt. William,

and Harvey Euther, by Rev. Mr. Baker,

all of and at this town, Jan. 16, 1820

ICliza, 16, and Isaac Han.scum, 48, at Machias,

Me. (iazetteof May 16, 1821

Martha and Thomas Mcl^'arland, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Oct. 16, 1822

PROVIDENCK GAZETTE— MARRIAGES

605

COREY Capt. Joseph and Hannah Hicks, daugh-
ter of Gabriel, Esq., at Tiverton. Gazette of Sept. 14, 1825
CORLISS John, merchant, and Susannah C.
Russell, daughter of Joseph, Esq., by Rev.
Mr. Badger, p-gb. 25, 1790

Mary Ann, daughter of John, of this town,
and Charles Bradford, cashier of a bank
at Le.xington, Ky., in Bourbon Co., Ky., Sept 9 1817

CORNELL Becca, daughter of Gideon, Esq.,
deceased, of Newport, and Clement Biddle,
of Philadelphia, Aug. 18, 1774

Sally, and Capt. John Dunwell, of this town,

at Newport. Gazette of Jan. 2!. 1797

Mrs. Mary and Rev. John P. Jones, by the

Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of Dec. 2, 1797

Alice, daughter of Richard, and Daniel Ar-
nold, in this town, by the Rev. Dr. Gano.
Gazette of Dec. 26, 1801

Walter and Lydia Hadwen, daughter of John,
at Eriends' Meeting House, Newport. Ga-
zette of Nov. 23, 1805
Mrs. Hannah B., of Portsmouth, and Thomas
Townsend, at Newport, by Rev. Dr. Pat-
ten, ' March 31, 181 1
Mrs. Sally and James Martin, both of this

town, June 4, 1812

Robert, of Portsmouth, and Ann Tew, daugh-
ter of Capt. Henry, of Newport, by Rev.
Mr. Webb, at New[)ort, Sept. 22, 1814

Richard M. and Ruth Baker, both of and at

this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano. Gazette of April 8, 181 5

George and Maria Rodman, daughter of the
late Capt. Walter, at Newport, by Rev. Mr.
Webb. Gazette of Nov. 25, 1815

Mrs. Elizabeth, of Newport, and Asa Earned,
of this town, at said Newport, by Rev. Dr.
^Patten, jmie 16, 1818

Sally and James Riley, both of and at this

town, by Rev. Mr. Baker. Gazette of Aug. 14, 1819

Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas, and John E.

Holt, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 26, 1821

Mary and Simon Irons, at Johnston. Ga-
zette of May II, 1822
Thomas T. and Martha Brownell, of Ports-
mouth, at Newport. Gazette of May iS, 1822
Ezekiel and Sally Balkcom, at Attleboro.

Gazette of Jan. 18, 1823

John S., formerly of Newport, and Clemen-
tina C. Remington, daughter of Tiddeman
H., formerly of Jamestown, at Beaufort,
S. C. Gazette of Feb. i, 1823

(i(iG

VITAL HKCOIU) OF HHODK ISI^ANL)

CnRNl'll.I. Kelx'cca 1'. and Saiiiuel Saunders,
both (if and at this town. Gazette of
Stephen, iif Newport, and Harriet C, Karle,
of Nantucket, at said Newport. Gazette

ot

Liicrelia, of Norwich, Ct.,and Grindall Raw-
son, formerly of this town, at said Nor-
wich. Gazette of

C(.)RN\VAI.I.IS kt. Hon. h'.arl and Miss

l'hil[jott, late of BedHngton, Northumber-
lanil, I'lng., at Calcutta, India. Gazette of

C( )RN\VELI.\Matilda M., tlaughter of the late
lienjamin. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. and Lieut.
Charles I'-llery, U. S. Nav\ , at New York.
Gazette of
Clarrissa S. and Dea. Stephen Davol, both of
and at Warren, (jazette of

C()RI'S Rebecca, daughter of the late John, of
Mast (jreenwich, and /ebedee Mathewson.
( iazette of

CORP I'lliza and Robert llelme. both of and at
this town, by Re\'. l)r. Gano,

CORTMll.I. Mary, daiightei- of Nathaniel. ICsq..
of hiederick Co., \'a,. and Nathaniel Wil-
lis, late of Boston, jirinter. (iazette of

CCTHH-:R Lewis and Mrs. Sally Sprague, both
of and at this town, by Rew Mv. Wilson,

CUl"I'( )N Marv, "i this town, and |onathan
Kingsley, "( ,Swanze\', by Rev. Mr. Cor-
nell. G.i/ette of
Jiihn, who lost both arms in dcfendiiig the
brig Patriot against pii'.ites, and Rebecca
Coates, of New \'oik. Gazette of

COTTRb;!,!, Mrs. ALiry, aged 82 years, and
John Smith, aged 27 years, at Abington,
Berks, Lug.,

CUTTRELL Jesse, of .South Knigstown, and
Mai)- Armstrong, daughter ol Ldwaid. at
Jamestown, by Rev. (jeisham Lane, (.ia-
zette of
^hlr)■ 1>",, of Cumberland, and Willard Car-
gill, at Smithtielil. (iazette ot

C()C15BLN Mrs. Charlotte, of Baltimore, ami
(/ajit. John Arnokl, formerly of this town,
at H.ihimore. (iazette ot

COVh; Albeit, of Ware, N. I L, and .Sarah
.Ste\'ens, daughter nf the late Joseph, of
.end at Newport. Gazette ot

C( )\'1':LL /.ib.i. ..I Killingly, and Ann W. Cran-
cl.|i|, of tlii^ town, by Rev. 1 )r. (iano. (ia-
zette of

l\Larch 15, 1823

Oct. 4. 1823

A[)ril 28, 1824

May 17, 1788

Sept. 10, 1823
J.ui. 14, 1824

.Ser)t. 21, 1793
Sept. I, 1819

March 14, 1789
Nov. 30, 1820

April 6, 1805

Dec. 17. 1823

Oct. 30, 1766

]<"eb. 21, 1807
^Luch 6, 1822

Dec. 17, 1803

Apiil 17, 1824

Jan. 14, 1815

PKOVIDKXCK tJAZKriK— MARHIAGKS ({(J-

COVELL Joseph S. and Rliza Collins, daughter

of John A., Esq., at Newport. Gazette of April 9,

COWDEN Jason and Ruth Northup, of and at

Valley I'alls, by Rev. Dr. Henedict, April 27,

COWELL Benjamin, I'^sq., attorney at law, and
Eliza H. Howell, eldest daughter of Hon.
Jeremiah B., by Rev. Dr. Gano. all of and
at this town, March 4,

COWEN James and Harriet Mske, both of this

town. Gazette of (_)ct. 2.

COWING Mary, eldest daughter of Ward, and
Pardon T. Hurlburt, by Ivcv. Mr. lules, all
of this town, June 19,

Josei)h and Mary Weeden, daughter of Capt.

George, by Rev. Mr. Edes, June 24,

Henry, merchant, and Ann Wagner, eldest
daughter of the late George, at Charles-
ton, S. C, ;\Iarch 4,
Abby and Immanuel Baker, by Rev. Mr.

Jacobs, at Bellefonte. Gazette of Eeb. 18,

COWLEY Sarah and John Northup, at Paw-
tucket, by Rev. Mr. Pitman. (Gazette of May 8,
COX Samuel C, of !\Iaryland, anil Eliza Truxton,
daughter of Capt. Truxton, U. S. N., at
Philadelphia. Gazette of Jan. 5,
Mrs. Eliza, second daughter of Commodore
Truxton, and Theodore E. Talbot, Esq., of
New York, at Perth Amboy, N. J. Ga-
zette of June 1 1,
Elizabeth, daughter of Col. John, and Horace
Binney, Esq., at Philadel])hia, by Re\'. Mr.
Abercrombie. Gazette of
Eliza and Gilbert Norris, at Bristol. (Ga-
zette of
George, Jr., and Charlotte Kaull, daughter of
John, at Newport. Gazette of
COY Jonathan Woodbury, and Betsey Pcckham,
daughter of Philip. Gazette of
John and Lydia Burkett, daughter of the late
John, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Gano.
Gazette of
Elizabeth and Eranklin Ivichmond, in this
town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
COZZENS Charles and Elizabeth Spooner, at
New]Dort. Gazette of
Capt. William and Mary Webster, daughter
of Capt. Nicholas, at Newport. Gazette of
Nancy, of this town, and Eden Russell, ot
Killingly, Ct., in this town, by Rev. Dr.
Gano,

April 14,

1804

April 10,

1820

Sept. 10,

1823

May 6,

1780

Dec. 10,

1803

June 2,

1817

Aug. 7,

1802

Aug. 6,

1803

Dec. 25,

1803

823
823

818

8>3

806
811

S13
815
820

799
803

(iOS VITAL I{K('()HI) OF RHODK ISLAND

COZZENS John aiul Margaret Hretton, daughter

of WilHam, at Newport. Gazette of March 17, 1804

I'hebe, daughter of John, Msq., and Capt.
Joseph R. Tillinghast, at Wickford. Ga-
zette of Aug. 9, 1806

Matthew and Ann Cole, daughter of the hue
WilUam, at Newport, by Rev. Mr. Kddy.
Gazette of Oct. 17, 1807

Ann and Crawford Titus, at Attleboro, by

Rev. Mr. Wilder, Nov. 23, 1812

Benjamin, lisq., attorney at law, of Seekonk,
Mass., and Sarah Marsh VVheaton, daugh-
ter of Seth, l^sq., of this town, by Rev.
Dr. Gano, May 7, 18 16

Charles W. and Eli/a VV. Mason, daughter
of iJr. Joseph, by Rev. Mr. I'Ldes, all of this
town, Se])t. 28, 1S17

CR.'M-'T George VV. and Nancy Collins, at New

London,' N. 11. (iazette of March 5, 1823

Mrs. Mar)' and Thomas b'enner, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Clarke, Oct. 3, 1824

CRAGGIN Hetsey and Benjamin Adams, ICsc;.,

at U.xbndge. (iazette of March i, 1794

CRAIK George Washington and Maria D.
Tuker, daughter of Capt. John, at Alex-
andria. Gazette of C)ct. 19, 1805
CRANUALL Bathsheba and Lewis Crandall, of

New London, at Westerly. Gazette of March 9, 1805

Lewis, of New London, and Bathshelia
Crandall, at Westerly. Gazette of March 9, 1805

Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Joshua,

and James Albro, at Newport. Gazette of .Sej)!. 30, 1809

Ann W., of this town, and Ziba Covell, of
Killingly, Ct., bv Rew l)y. (iano. Ga-
zette of ' Jan. 14, !8i5

Benjamin, of this town, and Mary I). Brown,
daughter of Major l^lisiia, of and at Tiver-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Coleman. Gazette of Sept. 18, 1819

John and Mar)' Thurston, b\' Re\' 1 )r. Gano,

all of and at this town, ' Oct. 17, 1819

Mrs. .Sarah and Richard Bush, both of New-
port, by Kev. Mr. l'".lton, Aug. .13, 1820

Sail)', daughter of Robeit, and Charles B.
Kenyon, of Ho])kinton, at I'.xeter. Ga-
zette of April 3, 1824

Waitey (i, and Jose|)h 1). I'leston, at L.xeter.

(iazette of April 3, 1824

Robert, of Exeter, and Mrs. Letlice Hub-
bartl, ot this town, at Randolph, \'t. Ga-
zette of Oct. 30, 1824

Jan.

24.

1815

Oct.

29,

1796

Aug.

29.

1807

April

20,

1812

March 31.

1822

July 26,

1S23

March 7,

i8oi

May 6.

1823

Jan. 1 1,

i;94

July 19,

1794

Aug. 2,

Jan. 2,

Oct. 20,

Dec. 26,

'794
1796

1798
1 801

March 26,

1804

July 14,

1805

S18

PROVIDKNCE GAZETTK-MAinUA(iES QQQ

CRANt; Harriet, daughter of Maj. Gen. Crane,
and Col. Bethuel Drake, at Canton, Mass.,
by the chaplain of the 2d regiment. Ga-
zette of l'"eb.
CRANS James and Susan Houselander, both of
Burlingham, N. Y., by Rev. Mr. Van
Doren,
CRANSTON Joseph and Mary Smith, daughter
of Capt. William, at Newport. Gazette of

William, of Warren, and Eliza Millen, of and
at Galvvay, N. Y. Gazette of

Avis and Barton Arnold, of ihis town, at
Pawtu.xet,

Hearty, daughter of William, of Massachu-
setts, and Joseph Howland, Jr., of East
Greenwich, at Newport, June 25,

Freelove, daughter of Samuel, of Foster, and
De.xter Arnold, of Scituate, at said I'oster,
by Rev. Mr. Stone, Jan. 19,

Thomas and Phebe Albro, at New])ort, by

Rev. Mr. Eddy. Gazette of Oct. 31,

Benjamin S. and Eliza Lawton, daughter of
the late Samuel, at Newport. Gazette of Sept. 8,

Barzillai, Esq., printer, of this town, and Irene
Guile, daughter of Moses, of and at Ded-
ham, Mass., by Rev. Mr. White, Jan. 24,

Eliza, of Seekonk, and Ezekiel B. Hawkins, of
this town, at .said Seekonk, by Rev. Mr.
Pitman,

Rebecca, daughter of William, and Job Law-
ton, at Newport. Gazette of
CRAPO Philip, Esq., attorney at law, and Desire
B. Aborn, daughter of Col. Samuel, of
Pawtu.xet. Gazette of

Mary A., only daughter of Philip, and Wil-
liam H. Russell, both of and at this town,
by Rev. Mr. Edes,
CRAPON l^etsey and Capt. Zebediah Farnum,
both of this town. Gazette of

John and Susannah Sno\y, daughter of the
late Daniel. Gazette of

Jonathan and Hannah Snow, daughter of
Capt. James. Gazette of

Mrs. Penelope and John Perrin. Gazette of

Daniel and I.ydia Lmdsey. Gazette of

Benjamin and Ann Simiaons. Gazette of

Priscilla, daughter of the late Cajit. Benja-
min, and John Page, by the Rev. Dr. Gano,

Charlotte Harriet, eldest daughter of Capt.
Christopher, and William H. Alexander,
merchant, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

S16

817
818

821

822

QIQ \1TAL RECORD OK IMIODK I.SLA>"D

CKA1'()N Mrs. Mary and Thomas Angell, by

Kcv. Dr. (lano, Dec. 7, 1807

William, merchant, and Hannah Chaffee,
daughter of the late Amos, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Dec. 31, 1807

Sarah, second daughter of Capt. Christopher,
and llczckiah Cooke Whipple, both of and
at this town, by Rev. Mr. lules, Feb. 13, iSoS

Thomas and Caroline Creene, daughter of
Major William F., all of this town, by Rev.
Mr.' Wilson, Sept. 4, 181 5

Lemuel and Eunice Jillson, lioth of and at

Cumberland. Gaze'tte ot Feb. 4, 1824

Thomas and Caroline H. Allen, both of and

at this town, by Rev. Mr. Mudge. Nov. 21, 1824

CRAVl'.N the Ivarl of and Miss Brun-

ton, of Covent Garden Theatre, and sister
of Mrs. Warren of the l'hiladcl])hia Thea-
tre, in luigland. Gazette of Feb. 20, 1808
CRAWl'"ORD Su.sannah and Samuel Nightin-
gale, merchant, both of Providence, A])ril 19, 1767

Capt. Gideon and Nancy Vose, at Provi-
dence, July 28, 1767

Capt. John and Sally Smith, at Providence, Sept. 18, 1768

Polly and Dr. Amos Throop, at Providence, Nov. 13, 1768

Huldah and Benjamin Steele, at Providence, Nov. 27, 1768

Josei'h and Abigail Smith, dau. of William,

merchant, at Providence, Sept. i, 1771

Sally, daughter of Gideon, and Cajit. Zacha-

riah Allen. Gazette of _ Aug. 15, 1772

Candace, daughter of Joseph, and Capt.

Zachariah Allen. Gazette of Oct. 2, 1773

Lydia, daughter of the late Joseph, and Capt,

Philip Allen, (gazette of _ April 19, 1777

Nancy, daughter of Joseph, dec. and Capt.

Zachariah Allen. Gazette of Jan. 3. 1778

Cajit. Joseph and Katy Taylor, daughter of

George, Esq., of this town. Ga/ette of Ajiril 7, 1781

Alice, daughter of Gideon, and Hon. Jona-
than Arnold. Gazette of . Aug. 23, 1783

Mrs. Rebecca, aged 36 years, and William
Ha/lett, aged 72 years, at New Castle, Del.
Gazette of Aug. 20, 1803

Cieorge, of New York, merchant, and Mary
T. Wilson, widow, daughter of the late
Hon. Peter R. Livingston, of and at Hud-
.son, N. Y. Gazette of Aug. 20, 1808

William, aged 60 years, and Elizalieth 1 )ick-
erson, aged 16 years, at New \'ork. Ga-
zette of June II, 1 814

PROVIDENCE (iAZETTE— MARRIAGES

611

CRAWP'ORD Nancy, of Franklin,, Mass., and
Simeon Kilton, at Taunton. Gazette of
Theodore and Nancy Williams, at ]5ath,
Mass.,

CRAWLEY Miss , daughter of Sir Abra-
ham, deceased, and sister to the Countess
of Ashburnham, a lady with a fortune of
;^8oo,ooo, and Charles Boone, Esq., M. P.
for Castle Riding. This is the first mar-
riage published in the Gazette,

CREIGHTON John Orde, U. S. Navy, and Har-
riet Halsey, daughter of Thomas Lloyd
Halsey, Esq., ni this town, at St. John's
Church, by Rev. Dr. Crocker,

CRENNER Charles and Sarah Darby, both of
Boston. Gazette of

CREW Henry, merchant, and Susannah Pitman,
eldest daughter of Isaac, by the Rev. Dr.
Gano,

CROADE John and Elizabeth Child, daughter
of Col. Sylvester, at Warren. Gazette of
Polly, daughter of John, and Paschall Allen,

cashier of Warren Bank, at Warren,
Mrs. Elizabeth and John T. Child, Esq., at
Warren. Gazette of

CROCKER Rev. Nathan Bourne, rector of St.
John's Church, Providence, and Eliza An-
toinette Senter, eldest daughter of the late
Dr. Lsaac, at Trinity Church, Newport, by
Rt. Rev. Bishop Griswold,

Samuel, F2sq , of Taunton, and Betsey- Bay-
lies, daughter of William, Esq., of and at
Dighton,

Sarah Leonard, daughter of Hon. Samuel,
and Samuel Bass King, of Boston, at Taun-
ton, by Rev. Mr. Pipon,

Abby, daughter of ] Ion. Samuel, and G. W.
D. Cobb, Esq., attorney at law, at Taun-
ton. Gazette of

Capt. Josiah and Mrs. Harriet S. Moore,
widow of Col. William, at Newport. Ga-
zette of

Luther and Phebe Hendricks, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Wilson,

Samuel, of Taunton, and Hannah VV. Thomas,
of and at Worcester. Gazette of

Ebenezer and Betsey Hawes, both of and at
this town, by Rev. Mr. Pickermg,

March i, 1817
Dec. 8, 1817

Feb. 12, 1763

March 5, 1815
May 16, 1807

June 24, 1802
April 9, 1785
June 24, 1804
Dec. 16, 1809

March 19, 181 1

Aug. 12, 1811

Oct. 24, 1820

May 22, 1822

March 6. 1824

Oct. 5, 1824

June 29, 1825

Aug. 22, 1825

May 17,

1817

Dec. 12,

1818

-Xpril 23,

1769

June 7,

1794

Aug. 6,

179G

June 1 1,

1S03

Nov. 21.

1812

{\\-2 Vl'IWI. KKCOIil) OF UnoDK I8LAXD

CROCKRAN Lieut. Colonel, U. S. Army, the
" Hero of Sandusky," and Seieiia Livings-
tone, daughter of John R., in \c\v York,
by Rt. Rev. Bishop Hobart. (ia/ette of

CROl-T'T Lois and Daniel VVakeman, at Dan-
Iniry, Ct. Gazette of

CROOK !■: Miss , daughter of Robert,

l''.sq., and Charles Dudle)', Esq., collector
of customs, port of Newport,
Rebecca W'ickham, youngest daughter of
Robert, and Capt. John Wood, at Newport.
Gazette of
William, I{sc),, and Mary Malbone, ynungest
daughter of the late I'^rancis, at Newport,
b)' the Rev. Mr. Smith. Gazette of

CR(>S1?V Timiithy and Ruth I'ope, daughter of
the late L)r. John, at lioston. (lazette of
Nathaniel and Sarah M. Laiiied, at Thomp-
son, Ct. Gazette of

CRCSS Samuel, of this town, ami ]5etsey An-

thon)-, of Somerset. Gazette of Oct. 5,

George Warren, Esq , of Charleston, S. C,
and Frances Maria Ilalsey. daughter of
Thomas Lloyd Halsey, Esc| , in this town,
at .St. John's Church, by Rev. Mr. Crocker, Oct. 19,

GROSSMAN Mrs. Sarah, of Smithtield, and
George Briggs Lee, of Douglass. Gazette
of ^^ Jan. 3,

John O. and Abigail D. Hollis, at Taunton.

Gazette of Dec. 27,

CR0SSWI':LL James, Jr., and Freelove I'earse,
by Rev. Mr. Luther, all of and at Reho-
bi>th, Nov. 23,

CRUL'Cll Abraham, Esq., and Soi)hia Jane
Withers, of Wilmington, N. C, at Charles-
ton, S, C'., by Re\'. i\Ir. l^owen. Gazette of

ClxOW Ik'iijamin and .Susannah Nichols, daugh-
ter of John. Gazette of
lienjamin ot !'ro\idence, and Tir/ah I''ield, of
Deeriield, Mass., by Rev. Mr. Wilson. Ga-
zette of

CROWELL Aunt Thankful, 79, ami Richard
Taylor, 73, at Yarmouth, ^Iass. Gazette of

CROWLI'A' .Mr.s. Louisa and Knuland Carrier,
by Re\'. Dr. Gano. (Gazette of

CROWNINGSIIIELD Capt. Clifford and I'.liz-
.ibeth ]'"isher, daughter of the Rev. Na-
thaniel, at Salem. Gazette of June 15,

July

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July

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1806

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PROVIDENCE GA/KrrE— MARUIAGES (jjy

CROWNINGSHIELD Alfred and Mary H.

Walter, at Valley Falls. Gazette of April g, 1823

Jacob, U. S. Navy, and Harriet Wallack,
daughter of Moses, Esq., at Boston, by
Rev. Mr. Young. Gazette of June 11, 1825

CRUMP Reuben, merchant, of New York, and
Mary A. Greene, daughter of Timothy,
jjrinter, of and at b'rcdericksburg, Va. (Ga-
zette of Feb. 25, 1809
William Gabriel and Lydia Bosworth, at Bris-
tol, at St. Michael's Church, by Rt. Rev.
]5ish()p Griswold, Nov. 11, 1.S21
William G., of Pawtucket, and Abby Ann
Fry, of and at this town, by Kev. Dr.
Gano, Dec. i, 1S24

CUDWORTH Jesse and Jane McAnarmey, both

of and at Seekonk. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1824

CULVERSON William and Orra Maria Fuller,

both of and at OIneyville. Gazette of I-'eb. 22, 1823

CUMINS I£lizabeth, aged 68, and James Steven-
son, aged 100, at Staunton, Va. Gazette of July 22, 1809

CUMMINGS Rebecca and Peleg Gifford,of this

town, merchant, at Boston. Gazette of Feb. 10, 1798

Pamela and Dan Bolles, at Thompson, Ct.,

by Rev. Mr. Dow. Gazette of Oct. 30, 1813

Sally and Barber Badger, printer, at Boston,

by Rev. Dr. I^athrop, July 3, 1814

John and Martha Robbins, at Wrentham, by

Rev. Mr. Fiske, Dec. 8, 1820

CUMMINS Ephraim and Mary Conant, at

Coventry, by Rev. Mr. Curti.s, Oct. 26, 1809

CUNDALL John, of Portsmouth, and Fanny
Wallace, daughter of Capt. James, at New-
port. Gazette of
Abby and Abraham Churchill, at Coventry,

by Rev. Mr. Curtis,
William, of Killingly, and Mrs. Clarrissa
Shepherd, of and at Abington, Ct.,

CUNNINGHAM James, Esq., and Mrs. Martha
Chaloner, widow of the late Dr. Chaloner,
of Newport, R. I , at IJoston. Gazette of

Mr. , an Evangelical minister, and

Lady Byron, at London, Esq. Gazette of

CURIEN Susan Proctor, youngest daughter of
George, of Attleboro, and Nathaniel Wil-
hour, at Warwick, Sept. i, 1811

CURLISS Sally, eldest daughter of Capt.
George, and Dr. William I5owen, at Provi-
dence, Dec. 6, 1769

Feb. 6,

1802

March 28,

1813

Dec. 1,

1814

Jan. 30,

^77i

J"iy 13.

1825

,;|4 VITAL l{K<'OKI) OF 1{H()I)K ISLAND

CURI.ISS Iktscy, daughter of Capt. (k't)rge,

and Joseph Nightingale, mercliant, at

Trovidcnce, Dec. 28, 1769

CURRMV Capt. Samuel, and Sally iMiwen,

daughter of Isaac, of this town, at New

\'ork. (iazette ot July 30, 1796

Cl'RRIMR Capt. Samuel and Sally Clough, at

Rochester, N. Y., his si.\th wife. Gazette

of Oct. 23, 1820

Capt. Samuel and iMary Archer, at flenri-

etta, N. \'. ; this is the captain's 7th wife,

his 6th has been buried but three weeks.

Gazette of April 7, 1821

CURTIS Mr. , aged 26 years, and Mrs.

I'ugh, aged 67 years, at London.

Gazette of " _ <^ct. 13. 1764

Kev. David, of W'.uwick, and Rhoda Keech,

of I'rovideuce, by Rev. Dr. Gano. (kv

zetteof Ji'ly '4. i«io

lared, formerly of Dudley, Mass., and Han-
nah C. l'"ield. of and at this town, by Rev.

Mr. Wilson, N"V. 17. '^"516

Thaddeus, of Hellingham, Mass., and X'ienna

Darlmg, o'f this town, at Warwick, June 8, 1818

Charlotte and Nicholas B. Lake, at New-
town, Ct. Gazette of Dec. 12, 1818
Henjamin C and Sarah h'.arle. youngest

daughter of the late Capt. John, both of

and at this trnvn, by Rev Dr. Messer, t)ct. 25, 1820

Lucy, daughter of Daniel M., and Prosper

Nichols.'at Trumbull, Ct. Gazette "f Feb. 24, 1S21

George, cashier of the E.Kchange Hank, anil

M;uy h'.lizabeth Hurrell, eldest daughter of

the late Hon. |anies, jr., all of and at this

town, by Rev. ".Mr. lules, March 6, 1821

CL^SHINM; Anne, only daughter ot Hcnj.iniin.

uf I'rovidence, merchant, ami Dr. JCUiott

Rawson, of Middletown, _ July 19, \~(^\

Henjamin, Jr., merchant, and Hannah Cooke,

ot Nicholas, both of I'rovidence, Nov. 5, 176"

Thomas C, of Salem, printer, and Sally

Dean, daughter of John, of lirookline, at
Hrookline. (Gazette of Marcli 12, 1791

Abigail, daughter of Henjamin, and Stephen

Harris, (iazette of Aug. 4, 1792

IClizabeth, daughter of the late Henjamin,

and Capt. John Jenckes. Gazette ot Oct. 19, 1793

Henjamin, of New Vork, merchant, and M.iry

Throo]) Jenckes. daughter of the late John,

i:s(|. Gazette of March I, 1794

PKOVIDKNCK (iAZl-ri'lK— MAUHIAUfiS (Jlf)

GUSHING Mrs. Mary Throop and William N.
Rhodes, merchant, by the Rev. Dr. Gano.
Gazette of April 2, 1796

Henry, of this town, and Enoch Jewctt,

daughter of Paul, at Rawley, Mass., Mav 24, 1804

Thomas C, editor of the Salem Gazette, and
Rachal Andrews, at Hingham, Mass. Ga-
zette of Sept. 13. 1806

Joshua, printer, and Ann Avery, daughter-
in-law of John Jackson, at Boston, by Rev.
Mr. Gardiner. Gazette of Jan. 7, 1S09

Daniel C. and Susan Jarvis, both of Provi-
dence, by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Feb. 16, 1809

Ruth, daughter of Thomas C . editor of the
Salem Gazette, and John Morland, of Bos-
ton, merchant, at Salem. Gazette of June 25, 1814

Henry and Harriet Philbrook, in this town,

by Rev. Mr. Wilson, Ai'g- 23, 1819

Charles C. and Mary Barney, both of and at

Seekonk, by Rev. Mr. Pitman, March 11, 1821

Sally and Willis Cooke, both of and at

Smithfield, Dec. 9, 182 1

Christopher C, of .Seekonk, and Eleanor
Newman, of and at Prince William Co..
Va., Dec. 4, 1822

Betsey and P'linas Cobli, both of and at See-
konk, March 30, 1823

Mrs. Nancy and Re\'. Preserved Pearce,

both of and at Rehoboth, May 10. 1824

Jane J., daughter of Henry, and Benjamin

F. Taylor, in this town, by Rev. Dr. Park, Sept. 22, 1824
CUSHMAN Apollas, Esq., attorney at law, of
Plainfield, Mass., and Anna Maria Barton,
eldest daughter of Gen. William, of this
town, by Rev. Dr. Messer, June 21, 1809

Capt. Samuel and Soi)hia George, at Attle-

boro, by Rev. Mr. Carrique, April ig, 1S18

Rebecca, daughter of Samuel, of Attleboro,
and Samuel Clarke, of Smithfield, at said
Attleboro, by Rev. Mr. Wilder, June 7, 1820

Ann and Capt. George Godfrey, at Taunton.

Gazette of May 22, 1822

Mary and Harvey Ide, both of and at Attle-
boro. Gazette of June 26, 1822

Eliza, of Attleboro, and Welcome Ballon, of
Cumberland, at said Attleboro, by Rev.
Mr. Killam, I-'eb. 8, 1824

CUTLER James, Jr., editor of the Boston Ga-
zette, and Abigail Russell, eldest daughter
of Benjamin Russell, F2sq., editor of the
Centinel, at Boston. Gazette of June 27, 1807

(;l(j VITAL UKCOKI) OK RHODK ISLAND

Cl''ri.l'".R Josu]>h, mciLhant, and Abigail C. G.

Jones, daughter of Hon. John Coffin Jones,

of 15oston, at Newburyport. (lazette of June i8, 1808

Julia Rush, daughter of the late R. C, Esq.,

of Ro.xbury, and Samuel Ward, Jr., Esq.,

of New York, at Trinity Church. Boston,

by Rev. Mr. Gardiner. Gazette of Oct. 17, 181 2

l\e\'. Benjamin C, of the Episcopal Church,

(.juincy, and Harriet l?ancroft, of Montreal,

at Boston, Gazette of Nov. 2, 182:;

Louisa Charlotte and H. M. McAllister, Esq.,

at Ouincy. Mass. Gazette of Nov. 2, 1822

.Sarah, second daughter of Thomas, Jr., and

Michael MouItf)n, all of Newport, by Rew

Mr. Gib.son, AynW 26, 1813

Erances Stejihens and Charles Johnson, by

Rev. Dr. Gano, l-'eb. 27, 1814

Caroline and Edward Peterson, both of and

at New]iort, Dec. 15, 1822

Cl^TTfCR Mar)' Ann, daughter of Thomas, and

Samuel Tuell, both of and Newport. Ga-
zette of Dec. 28, 1822

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